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Costco Canada Flyer sales & Costco sale Items Sept. 9th – 15th 2019 – Ontario, Quebec & Atlantic Canada

I walk the whole store for you every Monday when Costco Sale items and Costco Flyer sales are released for the week, then post them here and on our Facebook page.

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Hello and happy Fall it seems like Costco family!

Let’s start off by talking about some of these sales and then we can get into the other stuff… But for now sales and fun stuff!

DIAPERS ARE ON SALE!!!

Huggies Little movers and Little snugglers are are sale this week, big chance to stock up folks!

I don’t need Diapers, but I do need the Sprague Black beans (8 x 398ml) on sale for $6.49.

Now that we have the space to stock up on this guess what? I’m gonna stock it up baby! (stocked up on the chick peas when they were on sale as well… Just need Costco to start selling Red Kidney beans now… Right???)

Same with the Natures Truth frozen Organic Raspberries (1.5kg bag)

I can finally keep these in our stand up freezer until I can portion them into individual smoothie bags with other frozen fruits, FINALLY!!!

Oh! Jan in Waterdown, our favorite sauce is on sale! The white Linen marinara sauce. I bought it last week, of course, so now’s our chance…Buy buy buy!

And the Kingston, ON. Meat dept sales.

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So there you go, the sales and stuff.

We wound up in Toronto this weekend, stayed at the Westin Harbor Castle (maybe my favorite!) it was a great time.

Lake view, corner room… Whats not to like really?

Why were we in Toronto???

About 5 or 6 weeks ago I mentioned something in the August 12th post about Something that had happened and have kind of made brief mention here and there about it as well. It has alot to do with the posts being up a little late, and my banter being a little less than usual (like it or not!) So as you are my extended family, and I share 52 weeks of the year with you (and this is connected to Costco as well, strangely enough) I think I’m ready to share this with you.

On Aug 4th I finally had a day off, no work and I was going to take the day off from painting the house… So like, and actual day off. We knew we wanted a new T.V.  and I figured “hey it’s Sunday, why not go to Costco and Best buy and compare prices?” So I did I spent an hour in Best buy looking at T.V.s and taking pictures of them (as I do) and then drove over to Costco to do the same. I think I spent 35-40 minutes looking through the aisles (as though I’d never been through them over 50 times) comparing the various LG and Samsung brands… ( I wrote bout this in the blog linked above) I think it was at this point I checked my phone and noticed I had a missed call/voicemail.

I’m not a popular person, therefore I don’t get alot of calls, so I was curious to see who was calling on a Sunday afternoon.

The Woman who called was Sue, I had never spoken to her before nor did I know who she was.

She was calling to let me know that my father had passed away, and that call happened while I was at Costco.

That’s part of the reason i need to share his with you… I was at Costco on a day I wouldn’t normally be there, buying something we were putting off buying; but I went there anyways. I could have got this call earlier in the day at Best buy, nope. At the Gas station on centennial and Taylor-Kidd, nope again. At home while having the morning coffee?? Hell no!  It happened at Costco.

I’ve spent so many days with you all, shared so much with you about my cats, bathroom renovations, paint color preferences, cooking ideas, hot sauce recipes…  That’s why I felt like I needed to share this with you as well.

We were in Toronto for the celebration of life for my father.

I made connections with a family I didn’t know I had. I met the woman who had to tell me my father died (not an easy task) I met her brothers as well, who, are now my brothers; and she-Sue- is my Sister. I’m grateful for this!

I think that’s a good spot to end this.

I’ll see you soon and share more of this with you next time.

Adios Amigos!

Please note:
The price at your local Costco takes precedent (or precedence) over the prices listed on this blog.
Costco liquidation/Manager’s Special items (ending in .97) vary from store to store.
An asterisk (*) on the price tag means the item is not being re-ordered.

If there is something you really want, ***double check the expiry date*** as some Costco sales items do end mid-week.

***This is a fan run, independent page with no affiliation or endorsement by Costco Wholesale***

The food brands available can differ from region to region. Pictures are taken at a store in Ontario. Sale items should apply to Costco locations in Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Nova Scotia, if the item is in stock at your store. There will likely be a few deals not shown here in your store. If this blog has helped you save money, consider sharing www.cocoeast.ca with your friends and family! If you see deals at your store that aren’t on this blog, post them in the comments and help spread the money saving love!

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  1. My sincere condolences on the loss of your father; no matter what the history or the circumstances, it is a difficult loss. Take good care of yourself. Sending (((hugs))) and thanks for all you do.

  2. Sincere condolences to you and your family. With sadness (losing father) came much joy (gaining brothers and a sister). Life is a journey with a few curve balls thrown in for good measure. Embrace it.

  3. I appreciate just how much time and effort you put into this each week, and how sad but fitting that you were both in Costco at the same time when he passed. Deep condolences to you and your (newly connected!) family.

  4. Thank You always for what you do for all of us ♥️ Just reading from your fans about your loss 🙁 l am sorry to read this and sending my condolences {{{ HUGS }}}
    Time is a good healer

    • My heart goes out to you and my eyes are tearing up for your loss and pain. While I don’t really know you, we’ve made a connection and that’s important to the human family. Sending you ((hugs)).

  5. Just want you to know that as an avid Costco shopper I am so grateful for your weekly posts. I look forward to them every Tuesday morning.
    I’m so sorry to hear of the loss of your father. My heartfelt condolences to you and your family.

    • My sincerest condolences on the passing of your father. Praying for you and your family. Thank you for all you do to get all this for us all every Monday. It was always a pleasure to check each Monday night.

      • Thank you very much Ana. I do love doing this and am glad that it has become a part of peoples weekly routine! You can look forward to it continuing to happen each and every week.

  6. I’m so sorry for your loss. May you and yours find strength and peace during this very difficult time. Thank you for sharing and for all the hard work you do every week to put these posts up.

  7. Our sincere condolences to you, your partner and family. Thank you for sharing with your Costco extended family when you didn’t have to. We appreciate all the time you put in and don’t feel that you need to explain why something may be “late” to others. Take the time to heal and take care.

  8. Your story made me cry… so very sorry for your loss. Also happy for your newfound family!

    Thanks for this weekly journey!

  9. So sorry for your loss. Losing a parent, no matter the circumstances, is very difficult and sad. But it seems that some good has come from this tragedy, and hopefully you can embrace that and your new and unexpected family as you move forward.

  10. So sorry for your loss. My condolences to you and your family. Sending you all {{{{Hugs}}}}.
    Thank you for what you do every week.

  11. It was so brave of you to share your loss with this group of people. You have such an amazing support group here and I know this will help you through the loss of your Dad. So many people care about you and appreciate what you do for them. Now, let us all do something for you by sending love, support and condolences. Your dad’s spirit lives on in you.
    xox

  12. Very sorry about your father passing. I lost a parent this summer as well and it can be rough. I send condolences to you.

    • Thank you very much Diane, I appreciate the kind words. I’m very sorry to hear about your loss as well, sending virtual hugs to you!

  13. I am very sorry for your loss. The loss of a parent, regardless of the circumstances, is tragic.
    An interesting coincidence: your father and my own share a birth day. October 17th, albeit 10 years difference.
    Always appreciate your work on this blog. I don’t say it enough. But I share it with everyone I know who shops at Costco. You are very popular with my Mom’s group too!

    • Hello Leslie, thank you for your kind words. That is a coincidence, how about that!
      Thank you very much for reading and enjoying and sharing too! I really do love doing this every week, I love sharing a part of my life with my “Costco family” and love that my cats are involved too, haha!

  14. I lost my father earlier this year as well, so I know just how challenging it can be. Sending you warm thoughts and the hope your memories and your new family connections bring you comfort.

    Sometimes I think those little coincidences – you being at Costco – are not coincidences at all but evidence of some greater plan (that I do not understand)

    • Thank you Meg, I’m sorry to hear about your father as well. My condolences and hugs! I agree, sometimes things do happen for a reason; one day we’ll find out why perhaps? Thank you again!

  15. I am so grateful for your site and how much it truly helps our family.
    And I am so very sorry for the loss of your dad .
    But how fitting it is that he passed at Costco while you were at a Costco as well.
    I am also so happy to hear you have a brother and sister to share his memories with.
    Enjoy this day as you have just witnessed one day can be everything

    • Hello Kim, thank you very much for your kind words. I certainly try and enjoy each day for all the good, the bad and the weird… It is amazing what can happen in a day’s time! (I would mention though I think you missunderstood, my father wasn’t at Costco when he passed, but I was at Costco on a day I don’t normally go to Costco when I found out; still coincidental I think though)

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    • Thank you very much Layla Bay, I appreciate your kind words and always look forward to your comments. Thanks for the virtual hugs!

  17. I don’t usually leave a reply, but I always go looking for your pictures and to read your story. Thank you for everything you do. Im very sorry to hear of the passing of your dad. Take care and sending virtual hugs.

    • Thank you very much for your kind words and for taking the time to comment Tracey! Virtual hugs back atcha, and I look forward to hearing from you again soon!

  18. Don’t think I’ve ever seen so many comments on your blog!
    Not where I thought you were going with that story, I thought maybe you had won a trip to Toronto from Costco. Sorry to hear it wasn’t good news.
    And you never missed a week through it all.
    Thank you for your efforts, truly appreciated.

    • Thank you Jennifer. I wasn’t sure if I should’ve shared that or not, but like I said; I feel like this is a second family and everyone should know. I love doing this every week, and all of these amazing comments are a huge part of the reason why! Thank you again Jennifer, see you next Monday!

    • Thank you very much for you kind words Nancy. And thank you for reading and enjoying! I feel pretty lucky to be surrounded by so many awesome and kind people! Thank you!

  19. So sorry to hear your trip to Toronto was connected to sad news. Hope your (re-)connections to family brings you joy. Thanks for your weekly posts – I look forward to reading them!

    • Thank you Melissa, as sad as it was I was looking forward to meeting and connecting with those people. I did make me feel alot better! Thank you for reading and enjoying, I look forward to it every week!

  20. My condolences to you and your family. It is always difficult to lose a parent. Thank you for all you do to make our lifes easier! It’s much appreciated.

  21. Pray that God’s comfort and peace be with you and your family. My condolences ❤️

    We really appreciate for what you do for us weekly. Thank you thank you.

  22. Heartfelt condolences on the sad demise of your beloved dad. He is surely in a special place sending you blessings. Ever grateful for your weekly posts. Stay blessed.

  23. My condolences on your father’s passing. I hope that your family connections and memories bring you peace and healing.

  24. Sincere condolences to you and your family. I look forward to your postings about Costco each week as I only go there every couple of months.

    • Thank you very much Dee. I’m glad the blog is a part of your Tuesdays and hopefully saves you some time and money on those Costco excursions!

  25. My sincere condolences to you. Thank you for sharing your stories and your love for Costco with us. I’ve never seen more comments on any posting and I also follow you regularly. You are well loved!! Wishing you love, peace, and strength today and always.

    • Thank you Jules, i know; it’s pretty overwhelming! I look forward to continuing this Costco journey with you and everyone else!

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