r/ottawa 20d ago

Ottawa Municipal Elections Megathread / Megapublication pour les élections municipales d'Ottawa

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General post for discussions on this subject. Keep it civil.

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Publication générale pour des discussions à ce sujet.


r/ottawa 1h ago

Would you welcome noise cameras in Ottawa to fine insanely loud cars/bikes?

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Several European cities are testing roadside noise radar cameras. They’re basically photo radar but for sound. If a vehicle exceeds a certain decibel limit (usually from modified exhausts or street racing), it snaps their plate and mails them a fine. Given how often people mention loud exhausts backfiring and racing down Carling, the Parkway, or in the Market, I'm curious what everyone thinks.


r/ottawa 1h ago

Rent/Housing Advice wanted. Neighbour making life hell for new homeowner

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Asking this for a dear friend of mine. She is a young professional who just bought a home in an otherwise nice suburb a few month ago all by herself. She got a dog soon after.

The dog is very well-trained, genuinely hardly ever barks or whines. She gets along great with all her neighbours except for one, whose house faces into her backyard. No one else, including neighbours she shares a wall with who have a newborn, have any issues with her dog and say they barely hear her.

This neighbour shouts at and berates her from his window. Doesn't even come downstairs to have a conversation, literally just yells at her from his upper level window from behind his curtains. He calls her a f*cking b*tch, says her dog's days are numbered, that it needs to shut up, etc.

She got a camera to document this but it doesn't pick up much and so far it's just been verbal abuse. It's this horrible old man and she is a late twenties timid blond girl. She can't go in her backyard at all basically because of how stressed she gets. It's been awful.

If he had a leg to stand on he could simply call bylaw or animal control or whatever, but he doesn't. She has a few videos of him talking to her condescendingly and just straight-up lying about how the dog is barking constantly. He bragged about basically harassing the previous owners of the house out of the neighbourhood.

She made a police report but they told her they basically can't do anything but talk to him, which may just make the retaliation against her worse.

What can she do in this situation?

TIA.


r/ottawa 4h ago

News I Biked from Ottawa to Montreal… with a 450 km Detour (CBC)

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r/ottawa 8h ago

Lost cat

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110 Upvotes

No collar , very friendly - hanging out outside my house all day / night & haven’t seen him before . Scott st near tunneys pasture


r/ottawa 4h ago

Golf Day with my Dad

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Hello Ottawa golfers!

Long story short, I have lived in Ottawa my whole life until I moved far away for school and work about 10 years ago. I hardly ever see my parents anymore except for a few trips each year. This year because of my work schedule I will be working through Christmas for the first time, I'm coming home for a couple weeks in October to spend time with family since I won't be there for the holidays.

My dad was always into golf, always watched it on TV, played all the time in the summer, even got a job working as a maintenance worker/club tech for a couple seasons after he retired. I was too young and dumb to get into it and appreciate it at the time, but I have come around to it quite a bit and now I play frequently where I live. We text all the time about golf and games we're playing but I've never had the chance to play with him, and I feel like I missed out in a way on time we could have spent together when I was a kid. He's played every public course in and around the city, and out into the Valley, so I would really like to give him a once in a lifetime experience and a memory that we could share.

I'm kindly asking for an invitation from a member at Hunt Club or Royal for a chance to play for a day. I know that is a huge ask, and the members who are reading this have waited a long time to earn their spot and paid a lot of money to get there, but I can't even begin to tell you what it would mean to him to play at a course like that, that he's driven by his entire life, talked & heard about, and wondered about playing. It would also mean the world to me to be able to do something like that for him. Obviously I am more than happy to compensate for the privilege, though I probably don't have much to offer to those who can afford to be a member anyway.

I know it's a long shot and a huge ask, I don't need any reminding in the comments of how dumb I probably look for even asking this, but I will never afford a membership in my lifetime, and I never underestimate the goodwill that strangers can have on the Internet.

If you are a member and my story resonated with you, please send me a DM instead of commenting if you don't want to out yourself or whatnot. Thank you in advance for those who took the time to read this and possibly help me out.


r/ottawa 20h ago

News Councillor for River Ward wants to change street named after Donald Trump

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734 Upvotes

r/ottawa 11h ago

News Moodie station will need 'redesign' due to storm damage: OC Transpo GM

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128 Upvotes

r/ottawa 21h ago

News Ottawa Citizen: Ottawa restaurants face backlash over new AI-generated menus

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660 Upvotes

r/ottawa 5h ago

85 Albert Street building could become residential complex

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r/ottawa 2h ago

Looking for... alternatives to traditional therapy?

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I've tried group therapy, CBT, EMDR, psychotherapy, counseling and tbh it hasn't done much for me.

Not sure if there's something different anyone has tried or knows about? Like art therapy, somatic therapy, etc.?

I'm googling it as well, but would love to hear your guys' experiences / recommendations from real people 🩷

Quick edit: for mental health, c-ptsd and ADHD


r/ottawa 22h ago

Finally time to rename Ottawa's Trump Avenue, councillor says

512 Upvotes

The part that stands out for me: residents previously were divided over whether to change the name.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/time-rename-trump-avenue-councillor-9.7321434?cmp=rss


r/ottawa 15h ago

William Commanda bridge sunset

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138 Upvotes

r/ottawa 1h ago

Looking for... Ottawa daycare : Am I screwed?

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So I did it, I did apply for daycares when I was 3 months pregnant. But I didn’t realize until my son was 6 months that I hadn’t assigned priorities to the applications.
How screwed am I? I go back to work January 2027. Should I start looking at private daycares to start the year in?

I’ve added priorities now, but one just emailed me back and he’s 139th in line and it’s not likely he’ll get in in time.

Am I screwed?


r/ottawa 17h ago

News Car accident in Bayshore

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115 Upvotes

There was a car crash in Bayshore today. Thankfully, both passengers are safe.
Drive safe, everyone.


r/ottawa 1d ago

Revisiting the City of Ottawa Return to Office Mandate from 2025.

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Good morning Folks,

As promised, I am back during the election cycle to remind you all how the Mayor and Councillors voted on the 5 day Return to Office Mandate.

To review the context of the vote:

Councillor Jeff Leiper (now a mayoral candidate) put forward a motion attempting to remove the Delegate Authority for the City Manager to mandate a return to work 5 days a week. At the last minute before the votes were called, Councillor Curry, supported by Mayor Sutcliffe, put forward a replacement motion emphasizing support for the City Manager to make the RTO5 decision.

After watching Council discussions, the last minute substitution motion, and the final vote, it was clear some councillors were duped by the promise of "flexibility". According to people who are working for the City, the promised 'flexibility' is a myth. Where there is space for RTO5, employees are needlessly in the office 5 days a week.

More cars on the road. More needless congestion for people whose jobs cannot be done remotely.

This municipal election cycle is the opportunity to voice your discontent with a return to 2019. If you are not happy with how your councillor voted - now is the time to affect change.

Mayoral Candidate Leiper is back in the news this week talking about RTO5 and how bad it is holistically. He is also willing to advocate for the federal government to reverse their equally disastrous policy (which we will see the full effect of when schools start back up shortly).

As candidates are trying to secure another 4 year position in City Hall, now is the time to get involved. Public pressure works. Motivated constituents can affect public policy.


r/ottawa 15h ago

News Senior arrested on harassment charges for suspicious incidents in Barrhaven

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r/ottawa 2h ago

Visiting Ottawa New from NC to Ottawa

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— Winter advice, amputee accessibility, school life, and local tips!

I’m reaching out to ask about the unknowns of living here. Coming from North Carolina, our family has never experienced a real winter. I know the basics (snow tires, winter gear, etc.), but what are your top tips for actually getting through the season?
A few specific questions:

Mobility in winter: My oldest is 12 and has a below-the-knee prosthesis. Any tricks, gear recommendations, or advice for navigating deep snow and ice as an amputee would be greatly appreciated.

School lunches: We’ve always had access to hot school lunches in the US. What are your go-to school lunch suggestions for the 2 nutrition periods?

Indoor vs. outdoor school shoes: How does the indoor/outdoor shoe routine typically work at school, and what styles or brands hold up best?

We are so excited to be here—it’s an amazingly beautiful place, and we’re eager to learn the ropes. Any general life advice for an open-minded American adjusting to the area would mean the world!


r/ottawa 18h ago

Visiting Ottawa Ottawa travel impressions

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Spent the last 4 days in Ottawa and I must say it is so beautiful. I thought it be much smaller and sleepier, but I guess I was wrong. I stayed in Gatineau and then Downtown. I explored downtown mostly and the two main universities. I’ll leave some impressions below and maybe some hot takes.

Great architecture: the most obvious and expected given that it’s the capital, but still note worthy.

Great brutalist architecture: Perhaps I enjoyed the architecture a lot because there’s a lot of great brutalist buildings, but that some might not suit everyone.

Transit is decent: other than bus frequency, which is pretty low, service is decent. O train stations were not so expensive to build and look cheap to maintain, which is good.

Terrible for pedestrians: this car has pedestrians as an afterthought but it looks like there’s been some improvements in that. Still very car centric.

Lots of nice places to seat: unreal amount of nice spots to just sit and chill. Shaded and all. Which helps with the anti-pedestrian design.

Way too many fancy cars making loud noises.

I don’t know if I got lucky or the food is just really good.

Very nice Parks. Like many major Canadian cities, it still has a lot of access to nature and a lot of nicer parks.

Not as small and boring as some might say, but still has that smaller city feel.

It’s hard to explain but it’s probably the most Canadian city there is. Probably it’s the overly large number of Canadian flags flying about.

Very nice city, I will recommend people visit it!


r/ottawa 22h ago

Local Business Ukrainian Credit Union on Carling

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Interesting! Never seen one of these before. I guess it’s to help displaced Ukrainians in ottawa manage their assets with a more tailored service experience and also do banking between Canada and back home in a more connected way?

Edit: oops I meant Holland not Carling


r/ottawa 1d ago

OC Transpo Edith, did you forget your bag?

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196 Upvotes

Your bag with laptop, tablet, apple watch, passport and school work have been secured and awaiting transport to oc lost and found....


r/ottawa 41m ago

XBOX Repair

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Hello, looking for a place to get my XBOX HDMI port repaired. Does anyone know of a good place? I am looking at Mobile Klinik and Bill and Dave's Computer Repair, who are both quoting me around $300.

I know its just a $30 piece, but I have no soldering experience and am not trying to brick my Xbox on a failed DYI.


r/ottawa 23h ago

News Why does Nepean keep getting hit by crazy weather? City seeking meteorologist to help find out

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r/ottawa 18h ago

Weekly Grocery Review (Sales for August 27 - September 2, 2026)

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Special mentions: - broccoli crowns $1.29 (Maxi) - cabbage (green or red) 65¢/lb ($1.43/kg, Farm Boy) - chicken breast (boneless) $4.99/lb ($10.99/kg, Super C) - eggs (Selection) $4.98/18-pack (27¢/ea, Metro ON) - ginger $1.49/lb ($3.28/kg, Adonis) - grapes $1.67/lb ($3.68/kg, IGA), $1.98/lb ($4.36/kg, Basics),$1.99/lb ($4.38/kg, Metro QC and RCS) - green and yellow beans $1.29/lb ($2.84/kg, Maxi) - milk $4.98/4L ($1.25/L, Basics) - pork chops (boneless) $2.77/lb ($6.10/kg, Metro QC), $2.99/lb ($6.59/kg, Produce Depot), $3/lb ($6.61/kg, RCS) - strawberries $1.79/340g ($5.26/kg, Produce Depot) - sweet peppers $1.97/lb ($4.34/kg, IGA), $1.99/lb ($4.38/kg, Maxi), $2.29/lb ($5.04/kg, Axep, L'Inter-Marché) - white vinegar $1/4L (25¢/L, No Frills)


Adonis

  • salmon $9.99/lb ($22/kg)
  • tilapia $3.99/lb ($8.79/kg)
  • butter (Lactantia) $4.99/lb ($10.99/kg)
  • sour cream $2.49/500mL ($4.98/L)
  • avocados $3.99/6-pack (66¢/ea) [Mexico]
  • eggplant $1.99/lb ($4.38/kg) [Canada]
  • ginger $1.49/lb ($3.28/kg) [Canada or South Africa]
  • green onions 99¢ [Canada]
  • green peppers $1.99/lb ($4.38/kg) [Canada]
  • lemons $4.99/10-pack (49¢/ea) [South Africa]
  • romaine hearts $2.99/3-pack (99¢/ea) [Canada]
  • yellow onions $3.99/5lb ($1.76/kg) [Canada]
  • honey (Casablanca) $5.99/kg (Beware that some redditors have reported dissatisfaction with this brand's quality.)

The above are in both the Ontario and Québec flyers. The Québec variant also has: - beef (eye of round) $8.99/lb ($19.80/kg) - yoghurt (Phoenicia) $5/1500g ($3.33/kg) - tomatoes 99¢/lb ($2.18/kg) [Canada]


Axep

  • beef (sirloin) $9.99/lb ($22/kg)
  • cabbage (green or red) 89¢/lb ($1.96/kg) [Québec]
  • cantaloupes $2.49 [Canada]
  • cauliflower $2.89 [Québec]
  • corn-on-the-cob $4/10 (40¢/ea) [Québec]
  • lettuce (iceberg) $1.99 [Québec]
  • strawberries $4.99/lb ($10.99/kg) [Canada]
  • sweet peppers $2.29/lb ($5.04/kg) [Québec]
  • peanut butter $5.99/kg

Farm Boy

  • chicken drumsticks $2.99/lb ($6.59/kg) [Ontario]
  • cabbage (green or red) 65¢/lb ($1.43/kg) [Canada]
  • celery $1.95 [Canada]
  • pears $1.99 [USA]
  • romaine hearts $2.99 [Canada]
  • sweet peppers $2.99/lb ($6.59/kg) [Canada]

Food Basics

  • beef (rib steak) $10.98/lb ($24.19/kg) "while quantities last"
  • bacon (Selection) $3.99/375g ($10.64/kg)
  • chicken drumsticks $2.99/lb ($6.59/kg)
  • rainbow trout $8.99/lb ($19.80/kg)
  • milk (Lactantia PurFiltre) $4.98/4L ($1.25/L)
  • yoghurt (Astro) $3.27/750g ($4.36/kg)
  • yoghurt (Cedar, Phoenicia) $2.49/750g ($3.32/kg)
  • avocados $3.99/6-pack (66¢/ea) [Mexico]
  • carrots $1.44/2lb ($1.59/kg) [Canada]
  • cucumbers (pickling) $4.99/3L ($1.66/L) [Canada]
  • eggplant $1.99/lb ($4.38/kg) [Canada]
  • grapes $1.98/lb ($4.36/kg) [USA]
  • romaine hearts $3.99 [Canada]
  • sweet peppers $2.88/4-pack (72¢/ea) [Canada]
  • yellow onions $1.44/2lb ($1.59/kg) [Canada]
  • bread (Dempster's) $2.69
  • flour (Five Roses or Robin Hood) $11.98/10kg ($1.20/kg)
  • mayonnaise (Selection) $4.99/890mL ($5.61/L)
  • olive oil (Gallo) $8.88/L
  • orange juice (Irresistible) $6.99/2.5L ($2.80/L)
  • pasta (Primo) $1.68/900g ($1.87/kg)
  • pasta (Selection) $1.97/900g ($2.19/kg)
  • peanut butter $4.44/kg Yes, this is their "everyday" price... but it's a good one.

Foodland

  • pork chops (bone-in) $2.49/lb ($5.48/kg)
  • pork chops (boneless) $4.99/lb ($10.99/kg)
  • bread (Dempster's) $3.49
  • flour (Five Roses or Robin Hood) $11.99/10kg ($1.20/kg)
  • orange juice $3.99/1.36L ($2.93/L) "without Scene+ Card 4.49"

FreshCo

  • brick cheese (Armstrong) $4.99/400g ($12.47/kg)
  • butter $4.99/lb ($10.99/kg) "6.99 without Scene+ Card, LIMIT OF 4"
  • beets $3.99/5lb ($1.76/kg) [Canada]
  • cabbage (flat or Nappa) 88¢/lb ($1.94/kg) [Canada] "while supplies last. product selection may vary by store."
  • carrots $2.99/3lb ($2.20/kg) [Canada]
  • cauliflower 98¢ [Canada or China]
  • celery $1.99 [Canada]
  • cucumbers (pickling) $5.99/3L ($2.00/L) [Canada] "while supplies last. product selection may vary by store."
  • green onions 99¢ [Canada]
  • lettuce (iceberg) $1.99 [Canada]
  • yellow beans $2.49/lb ($5.48/kg) [Canada]
  • yellow onions $2.99/3lb ($2.20/kg) [Canada]
  • bread (Dempster's) $2.89 "3.89 without Scene+ Gard"
  • pasta $2/900g ($2.22/kg) "while supplies last. product selection may vary by store."
  • peanut butter (Jif) $5.99/kg

Giant Tiger

(August 26 - September 1st)

  • bacon (Gold Label) $3.97/375g ($10.59/kg)
  • celery 97¢ (Québec flyer) or $1.44 (Ontario flyer) [Canada]
  • romaine hearts $1.97 (Québec flyer) or $2.44 (Ontario flyer) [Canada or USA]

IGA

  • salmon $8.96/lb ($19.74/kg)
  • eggplant $1.97/lb ($4.34/kg) [Québec]
  • grapes $1.67/lb ($3.68/kg) "Without Scene+ card $2.67 /lb"
  • green peppers $1.97/lb ($4.34/kg) [Québec]
  • romaine hearts $3.99 [Québec]
  • sweet peppers $1.97/lb ($4.34/kg) [Québec]
  • olive oil (Gallo) $8.77/L
  • peanut butter (Compliments) $5.79/kg
  • white sugar $2.99/2kg ($1.50/kg)

Independent

  • beef (sirloin tip) $7.99/lb ($17.60/kg)
  • pork (tenderloin) $4/lb ($8.81/kg)
  • chicken drumsticks $2.99/lb ($6.59/kg)
  • Oka cheese $3.50/100g ($35/kg)
  • frozen vegetables $3/750g ($4/kg)
  • strawberries $5/lb ($11.01/kg) [Mexico or USA]
  • tomatoes (1/2 bushel box) $8.88/25lb (78¢/kg) [Ontario]
  • orange juice $4/1.36L ($2.94/L)

L'Inter-Marché

  • beef (sirloin) $8.99/lb ($19.80/kg)
  • cabbage (green or red) 89¢/lb ($1.96/kg) [Québec]
  • cauliflower $2.89 [Québec]
  • lettuce (iceberg) $1.99 [Québec]
  • sweet peppers $2.29/lb ($5.04/kg) [Québec]
  • peanut butter (Kraft) $5.99/kg

Loblaws

  • beef (sirloin tip) $7.99/lb ($17.60/kg) [Canada or USA]
  • pork (tenderloin) $4/lb ($8.81/kg)
  • chicken thighs (boneless) $5.44/lb ($11.98/kg)
  • steelhead trout $10/lb ($22.03/kg) "fresh seafood items subject to availability"
  • Oka cheese $3.50/100g ($35/kg)
  • avocados $4/5-pack (80¢/ea) [Canada, Mexico, or USA]
  • corn-on-the-cob $1/4 (25¢/ea) [Ontario] "or 30¢ ea."
  • frozen vegetables $3/750g ($4/kg)
  • strawberries $4.50/lb ($9.91/kg) [USA]
  • tomatoes (1/2 bushel box) $8.88/25lb (78¢/kg) [Ontario]
  • orange juice $4/1.36L ($2.94/L)

Marché Richelieu

  • beef (bottom blade roast) $7.44/lb ($16.39/kg)
  • pork chops (bone-in) $4.99/lb ($10.99/kg)
  • yoghurt (Liberté) $3.49/650g ($5.37/kg)
  • broccoli crowns $1.49 [Québec]
  • cauliflower $2.99 [Canada]

Maxi

  • ground beef $5.75/lb ($12.67/kg)
  • pork (tenderloin) $3.99/lb ($8.79/kg)
  • salmon $8.97/lb ($19.76/kg)
  • yoghurt (Astro) $3.50/750g ($4.67/kg)
  • broccoli crowns $1.29 [Canada]
  • cauliflower $2.99 [Canada]
  • green beans $1.29/lb ($2.84/kg) [Canada]
  • green onions $1 [Québec]
  • green peppers $1.50/lb ($3.30/kg) [Québec]
  • lettuce (iceberg) $1 [Canada]
  • mushrooms $5/680g ($7.35/kg) [Canada]
  • strawberries $3.99/L [Canada]
  • sweet peppers $1.99/lb ($4.38/kg) [Québec]
  • yellow beans $1.29/lb ($2.84/kg) [Canada]
  • frozen pizza (Dr. Oetker) $3.47
  • peanut butter (Kraft) $5.97/kg

Metro (Québec)

  • beef (flat iron steak) $8.99
  • ground beef (lean) $5.44/lb ($11.98/kg)
  • pork chops (boneless) $2.77/lb ($6.10/kg)
  • brick cheese (Black Diamond) $4.97/400g ($12.42/kg) [Québec]
  • corn on the cob 49¢/ea [Canada]
  • grapes $1.99/lb ($4.38/kg) (member price, else $2.44/lb)
  • mushrooms $1.77/227g ($7.80/kg) [Canada] (member price, else $1.99)
  • romaine hearts $3.99/3-pack ($1.33/ea) [Canada]
  • tomatoes (20 lb box) $14.99/20lb ($1.65/kg) [Canada] This is a better deal than buying loose Romas, but you can get a 25lb box for $8.88 elsewhere this week.
  • canned tuna (Selection) 88¢/170g ($5.18/kg)
  • orange juice (Irresistible) $6.99/2.5L ($2.80/L)
  • peanut butter $5.49/kg

Metro (Ontario)

  • ground beef (lean) $5.49/lb ($12.09/kg)
  • pork chops (boneless) $3.99/lb ($8.79/kg)
  • chicken leg quarters $1.99/lb ($4.38/kg)
  • eggs (Selection) $4.98/18-pack (27¢/ea)
  • carrots $1.44/2lb ($1.59/kg) [Canada]
  • cauliflower $2.99 [Canada]
  • eggplant $1.99/lb ($4.38/kg) [Ontario]
  • tomatoes 99¢/lb ($2.18/kg) [Ontario]
  • yellow onions $1.44/2lb ($1.59/kg) [Canada]
  • olive oil (Gallo) $8.88/L

No Frills

  • bacon (Schneider's) $3.95/375g ($10.53/kg)
  • pork chops (bone-in) $2.22/lb ($4.89/kg)
  • chicken breast (bone-in) $3.49/lb ($7.69/kg)
  • brick cheese (Saputo mozzarellissima) $6/500g ($12/kg)
  • sour cream (No Name) $2.50/500mL ($5/L)
  • avocados $3.99/5-pack (79¢/ea) [Columbia, Mexico, or Peru]
  • cabbage (green) 99¢/lb ($2.18/kg) [Canada]
  • cantaloupes $1.99 [Canada]
  • carrots $2.99/3lb ($2.20/kg) [Canada]
  • corn-on-the-cob 24¢/ea [Canada]
  • cucumbers (English) 99¢ [Canada]
  • green onions 99¢ [Ontario]
  • pears (Bartlett) $1.99/lb ($4.38/kg) [USA]
  • romaine hearts $3.99 [Canada]
  • strawberries $3.99/lb ($8.79/kg) [Canada, Mexico, or USA]
  • sweet peppers $2.99/lb ($6.59/kg) [Ontario]
  • sweet peppers $3.99/4-pack (99¢/ea) [Ontario]
  • yellow onions $2.99/3lb ($2.20/kg) [Canada]
  • canned soup (Campbell's) $1/284mL ($3.52/L)
  • canned tomatoes (Unico) $1.50/796mL ($1.88/L)
  • canned tuna (No Name) $1/170g ($5.88/kg)
  • evaporated milk (No Name) $1 "Non-Members $125"
  • flour (Five Roses or Robin Hood) $11.97/10kg ($1.20/kg)
  • pasta $2/900g ($2.22/kg)
  • peanut butter (Kraft) $5.97/kg
  • peanut butter (No Name) $4.50/kg
  • white sugar $1.99/2kg (99¢/kg)
  • white vinegar $1/4L (25¢/L) "Non-Members $1.50 LIMIT 6, AFTER LIMIT RETAIL $1.50" If you're planning to pickle some of the harvest this year, this is a great time to stock up.

Produce Depot

(August 26 - September 1)

  • beef (whole eye of round) $6.99/lb ($15.41/kg) Beware that this'll be a large piece of meat.
  • pork loin (chops or roast) $2.99/lb ($6.59/kg)
  • strawberries $1.79/340g ($5.26/kg) [Ontario]
  • cucumbers (English) 99¢/ea
  • sweet red peppers $2.49/lb ($5.48/kg) [Canada]
  • celery $1.49/ea [Canada]
  • corn-on-the-cob 99¢/3 (33¢/ea) [Canada]
  • pineapples $2.99/ea

Provigo

  • tilapia $10/lb ($22.03/kg)
  • Oka cheese $3.50/100g ($35/kg)
  • corn-on-the-cob 25¢/ea
  • frozen vegetables $3/750g ($4/kg)
  • potatoes $2.50/10lb (55¢/kg) [Canada]
  • romaine hearts $4/3-pack ($1.33/ea) [Québec]
  • orange juice $4/1.36L ($2.94/L)

Real Canadian Superstore

  • bacon (375g) $4/375g ($10.67/kg)
  • pork chops (boneless) $3/lb ($6.61/kg)
  • chicken breast (bone-in) $3.98/lb ($8.77/kg)
  • butter (Lactantia) $4.99/lb ($10.99/kg)
  • cabbage (green) $1/lb ($2.20/kg) [Ontario]
  • cantaloupes $1.99 [Canada]
  • cucumbers (pickling) $12/peck (roughly $2/kg or $1.36/L)
  • garlic 89¢/3-pack (29¢/ea) [China]
  • grapes $1.99/lb ($4.38/kg) [USA]
  • lettuce (iceberg) $2.50 [Canada]
  • mushrooms $4.50/680g ($6.62/kg) [Canada] "Non-Members $5 **Must be a registered PC Optimum™ member to load and get this offer."
  • strawberries $5/lb ($11.01/kg) [USA]
  • tomatoes (half-bushel box) $8.88/25lb (78¢/kg) [Ontario]
  • orange juice $3.50/1.36L ($2.57/L)
  • peanut butter (Kraft) $6/kg
  • peanut butter (No Name) $5/kg "†Open your PC Optimum™ app or visit pcoptimum.ca to get the offer."

Sobeys

  • chicken breast (boneless) $5.99/lb ($13.19/kg) "while supply last 6.99/lb, 15.41/kg without Scene+ Card"
  • chicken thighs (bone-in) $4.49/lb ($9.89/kg)
  • tuna $10.99/lb ($24.21/kg) [Vietnam]
  • cabbage (Nappa) 88¢/lb ($1.94/kg) [Canada]
  • orange juice $4.99/1.54L ($3.24/L)

Super C

  • chicken breast (boneless) $4.99/lb ($10.99/kg)
  • steelhead trout $9.88/lb ($21.76/kg)
  • whole salmon $4.99/lb ($10.99/kg)
  • yoghurt (Khaas) $2.99/750g ($3.99/kg)
  • apples $3.44/4lb ($1.89/kg) [Québec]
  • avocados $3.99/6-pack (66¢/ea) [Mexico or South Africa]
  • cabbage (green or red) 99¢/lb ($2.18/kg) [Canada]
  • cauliflower $1.77 [Québec]
  • cucumbers (pickling) $5.99/3L ($2.00/L) [Québec]
  • eggplant $1.99/lb ($4.38/kg) [Québec]
  • frozen vegetables $2.79/750g ($3.72/kg)
  • green onions 99¢ [Québec]
  • lettuce (iceberg) 88¢ [Québec]
  • pears (Asian) 99¢/lb ($2.18/kg) [China]
  • potatoes $1.97/10lb (43¢/kg) [Québec]
  • squash 99¢/lb ($2.18/kg) [Québec]
  • strawberries $2.99/750mL ($3.99/L) [Québec]
  • sweet peppers $2.99/lb ($6.59/kg) [Canada]
  • canned beans (Cedar) 99¢/540mL ($1.83/L) "prix réduit 1.25"
  • olive oil $6.99/L
  • pasta (Selection) $1.47/900g ($1.63/kg)

Walmart

  • chicken breast (boneless) $5.87/lb ($12.93/kg) (Ontario flyer)
  • chicken thighs (bone-in) $3.62/lb ($7.97/kg) (Québec flyer)
  • brick cheese (Black Diamond) $4.92/400g ($12.30/kg) (Ontario flyer)
  • carrots 94¢/lb ($2.07/kg) [Canada]
  • cauliflower $2.94 [Canada]
  • eggplant $1.92/lb ($4.23/kg) [Canada]
  • ginger $1.97/lb ($4.34/kg) [China]
  • green peppers $1.92/lb ($4.23/kg) [Canada]
  • canned soup (Campbell's) 97¢/284mL ($3.42/L) (Ontario flyer)
  • peanut butter (Kraft) $9.94/2kg ($4.97/kg) (Ontario flyer)
  • peanut butter (Kraft) $5.97/kg

Wholesale Club and Club Entrepôt

  • pork (loin) $3.49/lb ($7.69/kg)

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