I've been getting them from Couponsurfer for a couple of years, at least. The only problem I have is that my local independent grocery won't take internet/computer generated coupons and they are mostly for convenience foods, frozen premade things and boxed or canned stuff that I never use like canned soups and cake mixes. Annie

I use coupons.com and couponbug.com, but have to access them via IE, because it conflicts with my Chrome for some reason. I tried SmartSource, and everything would seem to be okay, but then when it printed, it'd only give me a thumbnail picture of the product, with no coupon, each on a single sheet of paper. I tried several times, no improvement, so do not go there anymore. Most of the coupons, seem to be the same products every week--lots of Pillsbury's canned biscuit items, lots of cereals, then stuff we do not use. Every once in a while, there'll be one for cat litter....

Interesting site, Ruthie. Doesn't appear to be a lot of coupons there at the moment I would use for my regular weekly shopping, and I didn't read the fine print anyway to see if they are valid in Canada. A few things of interest I did notice: Coupon for Truvia on pg 6 for those of you that have been wanting to try Stevia as a Sweetener. Couple of coupons for $1 and $2 off Aleve. The prescription coupon Ruthie refers to is on pg 7. Some cute things for Valentine's or any day gifts on pg 16 - Red Envelope dot com - really sweet frog prince chocolates and other items... Definitely want to go back and look closer at that site when I have more time. Thanks, Ruthie! Suzan J

Jen, I have not gotten the e-mail ad from JoAnn. I did get a print ad several days back. I use a different account for some of my mail, and the JoAnn ad arrives there, but, alas, it has not come along. Perhaps they are having problems like they earlier with the print ad being delayed until the coupons had expired. It will be interesting to see if anyone else has gotten them. June