Boxing Day Deals In Canada – 9 Products You Can Suddenly Afford Thanks To Serious Discounts

We're talking hundreds of dollars off of the regular price tag.

An Amazon Prime box. Middle: A Costco membership card and receipt. Right: A Walmart store.

An Amazon Prime box. Middle: A Costco membership card and receipt. Right: A Walmart store.

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We're still a few days away from Boxing Day, but there are plenty of early sales happening right now in Canada that you can score some hefty savings on.

While Boxing Day is technically on December 26, retailers such as Amazon Canada, Walmart Canada, Costco Canada, Wayfair, The Bay, Michael Kors and others have already laid out their sales, and you can save hundreds on some products.

From useful kitchen appliances to "treat-yourself" handbags, here are a few somewhat pricey items that you can get significant savings on right now.

A KitchenAid blender

A KitchenAid blender in a kitchen.

A KitchenAid blender in a kitchen.

Amazon Canada

Price: $54.99 ($89.99)

Details: The weather outside is frightful, so score yourself one of these handy blenders to whip up yummy soups to keep you warm all through winter.

You can also use it to make hummus, milkshakes and smoothies to get that smooth texture you're looking for and prevent lumps in your culinary creations.

Find it on Amazon Canada

A Fitbit

A pink Fitbit.

A pink Fitbit.

Amazon Canada

Price: $99.95 ($129.95)

Details: This nifty little device says it'll help you "sleep better" and "stress less" thanks to its tracking technology and also gives you a summary of your daily activities.

It also connects to your phone, so you can see notifications about calls and texts right on your wrist.

Find it on Amazon Canada

A warm puffer coat

A puffer coat.

A puffer coat.

The Bay

Price: $99.99 ($295)

Details: If you've been looking for a new cold-weather jacket, you can score about $200 off this puffer coat that features "a quilted body, adjustable snap cuffs and side welt pockets that zip up."

Find it on The Bay

A Michael Kors bag

A Michael Kors bag.

A Michael Kors bag.

Michael Kors

Price: $99 ($498)

Details: And if there was ever a time to treat yourself to a usually pricey handbag, it's when it's almost $400 off the regular price tag.

This cute little crossbody piece is the perfect addition to your daily outfit and is big enough to hold all your essentials, like your phone, cards and lipgloss.

Find it on Michael Kors

Beats headphones

Beats headphones.

Beats headphones.

Walmart Canada

Price: $386.18 ($502.03)

Details: Tired of listening to your roommate's awful podcast choices? These wireless headphones promise 22 hours of battery time with a full charge and up to 3 hours of battery with just a ten minute charge.

Find it on Walmart Canada

A SodaStream

A SodaStream.

A SodaStream.

Walmart Canada

Price: $58.88($99.98)

Details: If you're trying to drink more water in the new year but hate hydrating yourself, maybe it's time to try carbonating your H2O!

With it's "sleek and slender" appearance, it won't be an eyesore in your kitchen and it delivers delightfully fizzy water in under 30 seconds.

Find it on Walmart Canada

A mini-fridge

A mini fridge.

A mini fridge.

Costco Canada

Price: $159.99 ($199.99)

Details: If you and your partner are getting into disagreements about who's taking up too much space in the fridge, it might be time to invest in a handy mini-fridge for all your Diet Cokes.

Find it on Costco Canada

Cuisinart cookware

Eleven pieces of Cusinart cookware.

Eleven pieces of Cusinart cookware.

Wayfair Canada

Price: $193.42 ($449.99)

Details: And if you're finally ready to upgrade from those scratched-up pots and pans you've had since university, this 11-piece set from Cuisinart will definitely help.

"An elegant metallic exterior that complements any kitchen décor lets cooks simmer, sauté, fry, boil and braise in style," the website says of this cooking line.

Best of all, it's dishwasher-safe, so you can just chuck it in the machine when you're done!

Find it on Wayfair Canada

A mattress

A mattress.

A mattress.

Wayfair Canada

Price: $329.99 ($744.00)

Details: And lastly, you can save over $300 on this mattress that will give you a "delightful, personalized embrace."

"The high-performance memory foam provides proper support for your entire body where pressure has been building up throughout the day," says Wayfair.

Find it on Wayfair Canada

Happy shopping, and may the deals be ever in your favour!

These prices are confirmed at the time of publishing, but they can change at any time. Taxes and fees may not be included.

This article's cover image was used for illustrative purposes only.


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    Sarah Rohoman (she/her) was a Senior Writer with Narcity Media. She has worked at BuzzFeed Canada, Yahoo Canada, and CBC Radio in news, lifestyle, ecommerce, and social media. She has an MA in Journalism from Western University and a BA from McGill. She loves libraries, alpacas, and all things witchy.

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