Some Grocery Deals & Odds n Ends

Superstore
mangoes $0.98 each
avocadoes $2.48 5 pack (50cents each, versus at least $1 individually)
red or russet potatoes 20lbs $4.88
red or green seedless grapes $1.38/lb Awesome!
Tilda pure basmati rice (white I believe) 10lb $10.98 I like basmati because it's lower glycemic index but not super processed.
NN peanut butter 2kg $4.98
NN tomatoes, select varieties 796 mL $0.97
McCain Crescendo or International fzn pizza $4.97, limit 4 (we tried the original in a red box a few weeks back - don't waste your money)
Foremost Ice Cream 4L $4.98
Pampers Easy Ups (66-88) $22.99, limit 4 , after limit $29.99

WalMart
Lucky Charms, Multi-Grain Cheerios, Honey Nut Cheerios 525-775g $4 each
Delissio Pizza $5
Charmin 20 double roll $9
Pampers or Huggies big packs $29.43, works out to ~$0.21 each. Not great, but if you have extra coupons, could be okay
Pampers Underjams or EasyUps $21.97

Zellers
Huggies mega diapers $8.99m works out to ~17cents each, good buy
Truly brand Tuna 170g $0.69 each
Charmin 12 double rolls $4.99 (better than walmart)
sidekicks $0.89 (Sat/Sun only)
Hunt's snack pack pudding $0.89 each (Sat/Sun only)
Speed stick antiperspirant $1.59
Mr Goudas AP flour 8kg $3.49, sounds like a good deal but I've never heard of this brand

Canadian Tire
KitchenAid 7" Santoku knife $7.99, reg $24.99 I bought this awhile ago and love it
Charmin 24 double roll toilet paper $8.97 Best Deal so far!!! No rain checks
Swiss Army Driver knife $9.99, reg $24.99

Now for the odds&ends
I saw an ad the other day for people to do the federal census, google it if you're interested.
There will probably ads within the next few weeks for the city census. I did this a few years ago and made at least $500, maybe closer to $1000. Good money for what you actually do.
I also took a class on pillowcase making this week. Apparently, Sew You Like to Quilt is collecting pillowcases for the Ronald McDonald House. 100% cotton only. I will hopefully be teaching a class for RS sometime. I will check the fabric from Sue, hopefully there is lots of fabric to choose from. Here is a link to the pattern if you want a headstart.