Where do you find your coupons?

[Got4Kids]

Besides the regular tear pads, websites, facebook, phoning/emailing the companies, and smart source or red plum, where do you find your coupons?

what magazines have you found them in? newspapers? What store for you has been the best at supplying the tear pads?

I am just curious because i just received my coupons from my first ride on a train, and there were a lot of coupons that i had never seen before, or even thought of.

[gotmyblkbelt]

I find a lot of coupons at Shopper's Drug Mart/Pharma Plus. I also find my local Foodland grocery store to be decent. As for magazines, the Kraft What's Cooking magazine has had a bunch of coupons lately.

[Jeniana]

Websaver and save.ca have a lot of coupons that can't be found on the main site. This thread has all the special links in one place: http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/215853-...oupons-canada/

In my area, Metro, Shopper's Drug Mart and Sobeys are the best for tear pad coupons. You could ask people in your local area what stores are best around you - the Manitoba local forum is here: http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/manitob...eds-chit-chat/

You can also find coupons at the dentist and doctor's offices.

Here in Ontario, you can even find coupons at The Beer Store and LCBO (where liquor is sold) - not for beer, though

Free magazines with coupons:
All You Need is Cheese: http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/128454-...g-mail-canada/
Melt magazine: http://www.trestelle.ca/english/register.php

For paid magazines, Canadian Living and Homemakers are pretty good for coupons. I have a list that compiles which coupons have been available in which magazines to give you an idea which magazines are good for coupons: http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/192500-...oupons-canada/