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Here's your chance to win $2,500 from Staples Print for your business

Your local print shop is supporting small businesses with their printing and signage needs.

Alicia Honora inside her pet daycare and grooming business, Nice Diggz.

Alicia Honora inside her pet daycare and grooming business, Nice Diggz.

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Of all the things that go into running a small business (especially one with a brick-and-mortar location), having the right banners, posters, flyers and other printed materials plays a huge role in getting your business to shine.

As a trusted name for personal and professional printing, Staples Print is on a mission to be the local print shop for Canadian small businesses. With 298 locations nationwide, Staples offers the convenience of both in-store and online services through the Staples Print website, making it easy for you to shop Canadian and get all your printing needs met.

To keep your business thriving in 2025, Staples Print is awarding a Canadian local business a suite of free signage and printing solutions worth $2,500. If you've got a small business, winning this prize could be the boost your business needs to take things to the next level.

Open to all Canadian small businesses (excluding Quebec), the contest is super-easy to enter. All you have to do is fill in the entry form below with your details, share how your business supports your community and explain how a signage upgrade could help your business grow.

Enter the contest here

If you win, your business will score $2,500 toward Signage, Wide Format and Marketing Essentials printing products from the Staples Print website. The Staples Print Account Management team will also prepare a Custom Order for you in-store to meet your budget, deadline and business needs.

Whether you're looking at shop-front signage, banners, posters and decals for your permanent fit-out or marketing material like flyers, business cards, brochures and more, the limit is your imagination with Staples Print’s massive range of formats and finishes.

Plus, all small businesses are eligible for a free Preferred Membership. By becoming a member, you’ll gain access to exclusive savings, regular discounts on top-notch printing and complimentary products to help boost your business.

The Staples Preferred Membership is designed specifically for small businesses, offering valuable perks and custom discounts to maximize the value of your purchases.

Printing is an essential investment for any small business, so you want to make sure you're getting the best value and an easy experience. At your local print shop, Staples' Print Hub associates know the options inside and out and will ensure you get the high-quality, custom options that fit your needs and budget.

Alicia Honora in front of Nice Diggz in Etobicoke, ON.Alicia Honora in front of Nice Diggz in Etobicoke, ON.Courtesy of Staples

So, make 2025 the year your small business shines with signage and printing from Staples Print.

Contest winner or not — you can always get a good deal on printing for your small businesses at Staples Print. Until April 1, 2025, Staples Canada has a Buy More Save More offer, with discounts of up to $80* on your order, so you can start saving today.

To learn more about Staples' print solutions for Canadian small businesses, visit their website or follow them on Instagram and Facebook.

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