grocery stores in canada

There are a lot of groceries at Dollarama, including some you might not know about.

You can save money by shopping for these products at the discount retailer instead of grocery stores in Canada.

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I think almost anything I write about shopping in Canada starts with, "in this economy..." Because, really, in this economy, we're all looking to save some money. Grocery shopping is a necessity — we gotta eat — and finding an affordable go-to grocery store can help ensure you're getting the best bang for your buck.

That's why I'm putting No Frills and Walmart in a head-to-head competition: the battle of the budget brands. Both stores are known for their everyday low prices and wide selection of grocery items.

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Trader Joe's feels like what would happen if Willy Wonka got into the grocery business.

Every aisle is packed with perfectly weird-flavoured, cult-favourite snacks and products that cost less than they should. As a Canadian living in America, I've paid my dues in the Trader Joe's snack aisle.

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A basket of groceries can be quite expensive at a lot of grocery stores in Canada these days.

So, Narcity checked the prices of a dozen staple food items at Loblaws, Walmart and Sobeys to compare the total basket costs.

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Dollarama has a lot of food items that you probably don't even know you can get.

If you want to save money on groceries, many products have cheaper prices than grocery stores in Canada, including Costco, Walmart and Loblaws.

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