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Summary

Canadian Tire’s Black Friday Sale Is On Now With So Many Popular Items Up To 75% Off

Get up to 70% off kitchen appliances, 60% off tools, 50% off toys and so much more.

Senior Editor, Studio

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It's the moment we've all been waiting for: Canadian Tire's Black Friday sale is finally here. The discounts are extremely impressive this year.

While the giant retailer has been dropping early Black Friday deals throughout the month of November, the sale happening now until November 28 is not one to miss.

You can get up to 70% off kitchen appliances including the best-selling T-fal Easy Fry Digital XL Air Fryer which is now on sale for $99.99, and the Nespresso Pixie Espresso Machine for $89.99. You're saving hundreds of dollars!

The buck doesn't stop there. You can also get up to 60% off tools and hardware. It's the perfect time to stock up on all the items you need for that home reno project you plan on completing over the winter break. For instance, the best-selling DEWALT Cordless Hammer Drill & Impact Driver Combo Kit is now on sale for $199.99.

If you have little ones to shop for this holiday season, now's the time to buy them all presents. You can get up to 50% off kids' toys including action figures, building sets and remote control toy cars. The Canadian Tire website allows you to shop by age and price to find the perfect toy in a matter of minutes, so you're not scrolling for hours on end.

To make sure your home is in tip-top shape for the holidays, you can find what you're looking for — and on sale, too — at Canadian Tire.

Right now you can save 50% on all sorts of Christmas decor. The 7-foot NOMA Pre-Lit LED Henry Fir Christmas Tree is now on sale for $199.99, and the 7-foot NOMA Pre-Lit Colour-Changing Bennet Pencil Christmas Treeis on sale for $119.99 This one's great for small spaces since it's only 26-inches wide.

You can also score outdoor Christmas decorations on sale, too, like the CANVAS Whimsical Mama and Baby Bears on sale for $149.99 and the 5-foot CANVAS LED Arctic White Snowman for $112.99 that'll really wow your neighbours.

The other great thing about shopping Canadian Tire's Black Friday sale online is that you don't have to compete with a huge crowd over certain items. We've all seen Jingle All The Way, right?

To shop Canadian Tire's Black Friday sale and save up to 75% off, visit their website.

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    • Natalia Buia was a Senior Editor for Narcity Media's Studio in Toronto, Ontario. Always on the hunt for the best bargain, she has written commerce content for other publications including HuffPost Canada. When she's not working, Natalia can be found watching true-crime documentaries and eating potato chips.

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