Discounts for Canadian seniors
Practical travel tips, money saving ideas and resources for living well in Canada.
City Guides
Winnipeg Transit senior fares, the weekly discount days, Salisbury House and days out. A practical guide to the senior savings Winnipeggers actually use.
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Neither Tim Hortons nor McDonald's runs a national senior discount in Canada. Here is what some locations do on their own, and where the real savings sit.
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M&M Food Market publishes the terms of its Tuesday senior saving for the whole chain. Giant Tiger publishes no seniors day policy at all, and its stores set their own. Here is what is verified, and what is not.
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Pet Valu gives rewards members aged 60 and older a monthly Seniors Day, and the Salvation Army Thrift Store gives guests the same age a saving every day. Both are easy to miss.
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Marriott starts its senior rate at 62 and Hilton at 65. Choice Hotels publishes no age based rate at all; its published 10% saving belongs to AARP members. Here is how the three really compare.
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Concession fares on TransLink, free passenger travel on BC Ferries, the weekly discount days and senior admission across Metro Vancouver.
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Rogers, Bell and Telus get asked about senior discounts every day. Rogers has special plans for customers aged 65 and older, Bell and Telus do not, and the honest details matter.
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Many Pharmasave stores run a seniors day with 15% off regular priced items, while Jean Coutu leaves senior offers to each store. Here is how pharmacy savings for seniors work in Canada.
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Yes. RONA and RONA+ give shoppers aged 55 and older 10% off regular priced products on the first Tuesday of every month at participating stores. Here is what counts and what is excluded.
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Every Thursday, shoppers aged 65 and older save 20% on regular priced merchandise at Shoppers Drug Mart. This guide explains what counts, what does not, and how to plan the trip.
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Make the most of your next adventure with these simple, practical travel tips designed for comfort, safety and savings.
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Costco, Walmart, Starbucks and Home Depot Canada get asked about senior discounts constantly. The honest answer is no. Here is what to do instead.
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Groceries, pharmacy runs, household staples and monthly bills, the everyday spending where senior discounts and a few habits quietly add up to real money.
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Most senior discounts run one day a week. Here is the weekly rhythm: which days matter, and how to plan your errands around them.
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The TTC senior fare, discount days, attractions and everyday savings for seniors in Toronto, the programmes Torontonians actually use.
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Most senior discounts are never offered. You have to ask. The exact words that work, and the polite script for when a store denies a discount that exists.
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Walking groups, rates at community centres, pickleball courts and garden soil: affordable ways Canadian seniors stay moving, social and sharp after 60.
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