Some places are already starting Black Friday deals. Any one found any good ones yet in and around Toronto (or online)?

Curious to hear from everyone.
What is the best Black Friday deal you have ever scored in Canada?

Could be a phone, a TV, groceries, a laptop, a subscription, a weird price error, anything at all?

What is the one deal you still talk about years later?

Black Friday has arrived! As promised in our [previous post], we assembled a team of volunteers from r/SavingsCanada to find and verify the absolute best deals for you this year.

👉 Black Friday 2025 r/SavingsCanada Verified Deals List

⚠️ A Note on Mindful Spending: We do not promote overconsumption. Please think twice before buying and ask yourself if you really need an item, even if it is really cheap!

Updates: The team will continue improving and adding to the list throughout the entire Black Friday weekend. Make sure to save this link and check back later, as we will be adding more interesting finds as they pop up.

Happy saving!

I'm planning to buy an air fryer this Black Friday and want to make sure I’m actually getting a deal and not just a "marked up to mark down" price. I already know about CamelCamelCamel for Amazon history, but are there any better alternatives that track other e-stores? I'm trying to cast a wide net to compare prices across different sites. Any specific tools or browser extensions you guys swear by? Thanks!

Found no thread for Black Friday Deals for this year, so I thought to initiate it.

Me personally, I am spending less than quarter on some Xbox games that I have been eyeing for a while.

I am also switching my cellphone carrier plan tonight to enable 5G with better roaming options.

My wife and I booked a Royal Caribbean cruise for January’25 in a Black Friday sale, and paid less than average rates for the booking and some excursions.

Upgraded our entire bedding (better pillows, duvets, and a mattress) for some $ savings.

Share your finds that offer great savings!

Please post all Black Friday deals for Canada based users in this thread so it can easily be found.

The season of rampant consumerism at irresistible discounts is upon us, and everyone loves a deal on a phone we don't need, a TV just a bit bigger than the perfectly serviceable one we already have, or a height of fashion outfit we probably won't wear.

Please use this thread to post the deals you've found, ask about the ones you're looking for, or even boast about the ones your business is offering (after all, we'd rather hear about and support local businesses than links to mass produced crap from Amazon).

BF/CM links and posts outside of this one will be removed without notice.

Any good deals for Canadians? Most US deals aren't worth it with shipping but I will definitely buy from pnparcade as those are all files.

Despite searching through 100s of posts here, there’s no $100 winter parkas I can find in the city or online. I’m looking specifically for the ones with a faux fur on the hood, as I’m not well acquainted with the cold here and need max protection. I hate layering and I’m not interested in the used ones either. Am I cooked?

It seems like all the companies just increase the base price then slap on a 25% sale...

Are there any places (online or physical) that have actual black Friday deals?

I'm looking for places to visit today after work, but I can only think of Devonshire mall, amazon, and maybe the outlet mall... Suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Does Costco Canada typically have in-warehouse black friday deals? If yes, what have you seen in the past?

Seeing some deals pop up but they seem to primarily be for Americans.

I’m thinking about upgrading my IPhone 12 which I’ve had for a few years now. The holiday season is the best time of year. Anyone know the best Black Friday deals or should I wait until Boxing Day?

Hey everyone, I’m planning to buy a couple of Christmas gifts and figured I’d take advantage of Black Friday deals. I logged into Amazon and I see these big discounts… but honestly I’m not sure if they’re real discounts or just inflated “original prices” to make the deal look better. Specifically, I’ve been looking at JBL speakers, and the discounts seem great (44% off), but I can’t help but think these items were always around that price and Amazon just adds a big % to make people buy. Are Amazon Black Friday deals actually legit? Or is this mostly psychological pricing? Curious what others think, especially about Amazon deals in general. Thanks!

Trying to keep my Black Friday spending local this year instead of sending everything to Amazon.

What Saskatoon businesses are running good BF deals? i.e. local retail, restaurants/breweries, experiences, ... anything that’s worth checking out!

I'll start - here's a few I've seen:

• Amazing Stories on 8th street has 80% clearance boardgames (huge selection, won't last), and lots of other deal on comics and toys.

• NextGen automotive install has buy one, get one $100 off on drone remote starters.

• Prairie Proud on Broadway has a big "up to" 50% off sale. Saw on their Instagram.

Looking for more places I can support this weekend. Lay ’em on me 👇