Question for the Canuck Contingent

[NH_Clark]

Need help from the Canadian SF team on this.... I've got a few employees who work for me in Canada and wanted to get them something for the holidays from an online source in Canada or a gift certificate that I can buy online that they can use in Canada (Toronto & Montreal). Any suggestions?

 

[Piobaire]

www.amazon.ca

 

[wetnose]

Mec.ca - not particularly glamorous, but awfully practical, has wide appeal and good value for money. A "safe" choice.

 

[Omega Man]

Best Buy?

 

[sonick]

BestBuy.ca or FutureShop.ca probably your best bet.

 

[Neo_Version 7]

^ ****, I love Future Shop. I could live there. I'm not kidding.

 

[M. Bardamu]

pot club

 

[mordecai]

hats for american hockey teams? budweiser?

 

[Raoul Duke]

Future Shop or Best Buy are great choices. It's too bad the purchase has to online because the LCBO (or SAQ for Montreal) would be another good choice.

 

[ArliHawk`]

Chapters.

Another option would be Tim Horton's. Every Canadian loves Timbits.

 

[Stazy]

Originally Posted by ArliHawk`

Chapters.

Another option would be Tim Horton's. Every Canadian loves Timbits.

I would be genuinely disappointed with with a Tim Horton's gift certificate. lol

 

[sjg22]

Originally Posted by mharwitt

hats for american hockey teams? budweiser?

Budweiser??? I'd almost rather you gave me flat Pepsi.

 

[Stazy]

What's your budget? Hockey tickets would be good.

 

[imschatz]

Originally Posted by Stazy

I would be genuinely disappointed with with a Tim Horton's gift certificate. lol
If it was like a $10 gift certificate .. that'd be okay. I really like their breakfasts, but if someone gave me $100 Tim Horton's gift certificate .. that'd probably last me 2-3 years (if I didn't lose it).

 

[lefty]

Originally Posted by Stazy

I would be genuinely disappointed with with a Tim Horton's gift certificate. lol

I'd kill to "roll up the rim to win."

lefty