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Here are the biggest online Boxing Day sales for 2023 announced in Canada so far
December 21, 2023 - The tech and appliance retailer has been offering deals on their products all through December, but they ramp up the savings around Boxing Day, with their online Boxing Day sale officially kicking off on Dec. 24 at 6 p.m. This store that sells ...
Canadian Tire
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Boxing Week Deals 2025 | Canadian Tire
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Foot Locker
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Boxing Day | Foot Locker Canada
Shop the latest selection of Boxing Day at Foot Locker. Find the hottest sneaker drops from brands like boxing-day, Jordan, Nike, Under Armour, New Balance, and a bunch more. Free shipping for FLX members.
Gap Canada
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Boxing Day Sales | Gap Canada
Discover unbeatable deals in our Boxing Day Sales collection at Gap. Shop stylish apparel and accessories for the whole family, perfect for refreshing your wardrobe this season. Don't miss out on these limited-time savings!
WhistleOut
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Canada's 2023 Boxing Day Cell Phone Deals From Every Carrier
December 17, 2018 - Boxing Day has now concluded in Canada. Each year, Boxing Day offers a ton of new deals on the latest and greatest tech devices. That means gigantic savings on phones, plans, and other technology. Many Canadian carriers have Boxing Day sales, including major carriers like Bell, Telus, and Rogers.
Costco
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Boxing Week Offers | Costco
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Reddit
reddit.com › r/personalfinancecanada › any worthy boxing day deals?
r/PersonalFinanceCanada on Reddit: Any worthy Boxing Day deals?
6 days ago -
I saw that some discussions on a CAA phone plan on another thread that was quite good, so I wanted to broaden the discussion to other categories. Otherwise, I wouldn’t want to go out into all that shopping chaos.
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Honestly most boxing day "deals" are just regular prices with fake markdowns these days. That CAA phone plan thing does sound legit though - might be worth checking out online instead of dealing with the mall madness
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I got scammed by waiting for boxing day. Laptop I was eyeing went from $1799 yesterday to $1999 today lol. Cerave lotion is $30 on Amazon now. It was $26 two days ago. A smartwatch for my son was $36 yesterday and $50 today. Lesson learned.
Reddit
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r/BuyCanadian on Reddit: Best BuyCanadian Boxing Day sales?
6 days ago -
Let us know if you've spotted any great (or even just fine!) Boxing Day sales from Canadian companies!
Amazon
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Shop Boxing Day Deals 2025 | Amazon.ca
Boxing Week is an Amazon sales and deal event from Dec 20 to Dec 26. Shop on Amazon and prepare your holidays with epic deals and finds from top brands on Electronics, Fashion, Toys, Books, Beauty, and more on the Boxing Day store.
Reddit
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r/askTO on Reddit: People going boxing day shopping - what are you looking for
December 26, 2023 -
Do people still line up all night at best buy?
Are there better deals in person vs online?
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Hoping for a discount in real estate this boxing day
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The only reason people used to line up was because Boxing Day was the sale day of the year, and the best deals were from door crashers where first come first served was an issue. Now Black Friday is the bigger sale than Boxing Day, Boxing Day is now Boxing Week, and I don't even think stores have door crashers anymore. For years when I was in my 20s my friends and I would go to someone's house to play video games, then go line up outside of Canada Conputers around midnight to wait for it to open at like 8am, grabbing McDonald's or whatever throughout the night. I remember like an hour before the store would open they'd just go through the line with a paper list of the door crashers and ask you which one you wanted so they could get it ready, but there were limited quantities. They would also give some freebies to like the first 15 people in line. Then after we'd all get our shit we'd go for dim sum.