Best Canada Day sales in 2025 — 50 epic deals (up 70% off!) at Best Buy, Walmart, Amazon & more
Below, I've rounded up the best Canada Day sales worth shopping for this year and highlighted a few deals in particular that I think you'll like. Happy Canada Day — it's time to shop!
Amazon Canada: Save on Amazon Fire TVs, smartwatches & more more ahead of Amazon Prime Day 2025.
Best Buy Canada: Save hundreds on TVs, headphones, Apple devices & more as part of the retailer's Black Friday in Summer sale.
Lenovo: Monitors, gaming mouses and more are on sale at Lenovo.
Walmart Canada: Select devices, including headphones and video games, are on sale this Canada Day long weekend.
Abercrombie & Fitch: Take 20 to 50% off almost everything, plus an extra 20% off clearance.
Adidas: Take home sneakers, accessories, apparel and more for up to 40% off.
Alo Yoga: Score yoga and workout apparel for up to 40% off
Coach: Take up to 40% off select styles.
Coach Outlet: Save up to 70% on bags, wallets, accessories and more.
Columbia: Up to 30% off men's, women's and kids' styles.
Duer: Shop up to 30% off summer-ready staples.
Foot Locker: Save on Nike, Converse, Champion and more.
Gap: The summer edit — take 50% off shorts, tees, swim and dresses.
H&M: Up to 60% off men's and women's apparel, H&M Home & more.
Knix: Save on underwear, swimsuits, summer essentials and more.
Lacoste: Save up to 50% on recently added sale styles
Levi's: End-of-season sale — 40% off select styles.
Lululemon: Lululemon made too much — shop the best men's and women's finds.
Michael Kors: Take an extra 29% off sale styles.
The North Face: Save on booties, jackets, backpacks and more.
Old Navy: The summer sale is here — take 40-70% off.
Reitmans: Up to 60% off sale, plus an extra 20% off.
Revolve: More than 28,000 items are on sale right now at Revolve.
Roots: Deals up to 50% off that you won't want to miss.
RW&CO: Enjoy 30% off regular-priced items.
Simons: Take up to half off men's, women's and home.
Sorel: A favourite of Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton — save on sandals, sneakers and more.
SSENSE: Save $100s on Jimmy Choo, Marc Jacobs, Staud and more bestselling designer brands.
Anthropologie: Take an extra 50% off sale items.
Article: Save up to 40% on hundreds of styles for outdoor, bedroom, living room and more.
Ashley Furniture: Snag living room, bedroom and outdoor furniture for up to $1,100 off
Away Travel: Buy four or more items and get 20% off
Bouclair: Take 20% to 60% off everything, including furniture, decor and more.
Casper: Create your dream bedroom and save 20% off sitewide.
Cozy Earth: Shop our editor's favourite sheets and save up to 30%.
Douglas: Buy a mattress and get hundreds in free gifts.
Emma Sleep: Take up to 25% off mattresses.
Home Hardware: Up to 50% off portable fans, outdoor pizza ovens and more.
Kilne: Save 20% on award-winning cookware and kitchen essentials.
Monos: Get up to $150 off luggage sets — including our editor's favourite travel bags.
PetSmart: Save on everything you need for your four-legged friends, including food and toys.
Silk & Snow: Save 15% on sheets, bath & select furniture.
Sundays: Take 25% off this long weekend.
Umbra: Save up to 30% on organizational must-haves, decor and more.
Wayfair: Take up to 70% off during Wayfair's Canada Day clearance.
BBoutique: Get 50% off Bellesa sex toys with code 50JUNE.
Lelo: Save up to 50% on sex toys and wellness products.
Lovehoney: Up to 60% off best-selling sex toys: Vibrators, couple's toys & more.
PinkCherry: Up to 80% off clearance sex toys, plus 33% off sitewide
Sephora: Get up to 50% off select makeup, hair care & more.
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