Dollarama Flyer This Week

Dollarama flyer this week: the 18-day edition

Dollarama does not run a strict seven-day cycle in our data. The edition on AdsSOS carries the title "weekly flyer / circulaire", starts on Monday 12 October 2026 and stays valid until Thursday 29 October, five pages in all. Editions listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Monday. Treat the printed dates as the rule; our listing is a scan of that edition and carries no price data.

The bilingual title is a small reminder of where the chain comes from. Per Wikipedia, Dollarama is headquartered in Mount Royal, Quebec, and the first store opened in Matane, Quebec, in 1992. In practice you will see the English and French versions of the same flyer.

Dollarama hours and the Sunday question

"Dollarama hours", "dollarama sunday hours" and "is dollarama open on Canada Day" are among the most typed queries we saw for the chain. The dollarama.com pages we opened did not post a single national schedule; the site sends you to its Store Locator and Find a Store pages instead. That is sensible, because a mall kiosk-style location and a strip-plaza store rarely keep identical hours, and holiday rules differ by province. Look up the exact store before a statutory holiday rather than relying on a general answer.

Returns, price matching and what we could not confirm

The FAQ page on dollarama.com has a section titled "Pricing Policies, Taxes and Return", but the body of that section did not load for us, so we are not going to paraphrase it. Wikipedia says the chain has always had a no-return, no-exchange policy, but it is a secondary source and may be dated, so ask at the till or check the FAQ before you buy something you might need to bring back. We did not find any price-matching or loyalty-points scheme on the pages we opened. Searches such as "dollarama rewards program" bring up a mix of unrelated results, so do not assume a points card exists.

Same-day delivery and gift cards

The homepage advertises same-day delivery through DoorDash or Instacart, with delivery and service fees added, and a Gift Cards page is linked from the header. Wikipedia reports that Dollarama launched an online store on 21 January 2019, selling about 1,000 of its roughly 4,000 in-store products, mostly bulk-purchase items. The current online range may differ, so use the website itself as the reference.

How the $5 ceiling came about

Many shoppers still expect everything to cost a dollar. Wikipedia's account is that most items sold for $1.00 at first, then the maximum rose to $2.00 in 2009, $3.00 in 2012 and $4.00 in 2016, and to $5.00 in 2022. We hold no pricing for any individual item, so we are only describing the policy history, not what any flyer item costs. That context is useful when you flip through the pages: the flyer is mostly about seasonal themes, such as party and Halloween goods this month, and everyday basics.

The same Wikipedia entry lists the product mix: cleaning supplies, toys, candy, grocery, gifts, healthcare products, kitchenware, stationery, party supplies and hardware.

Who owns Dollarama and how big it is

Wikipedia notes that Bain Capital bought 80% of the chain in November 2004 and that Dollarama listed on the TSX (symbol DOL) on 9 October 2009. It holds a majority stake in Dollarcity, a Latin American dollar-store group, and announced in March 2025 that it would buy Australia's The Reject Shop. A trade report on the quarter ended 2 August 2026 describes a group of more than 2,900 stores and over 43,000 people in seven countries. The previous year's quarterly release put the Canadian count at 1,665 stores across all ten provinces and two territories. The retailer's own pages do not give a fresh Canadian total, so check the latest filing if the exact number matters.

Where Dollarama fits when you compare flyers

Dollarama is a value general-merchandise chain, not a supermarket, which is why it sits in the Canada discount and general merchandise flyers hub. Browse the Canada weekly flyers hub to see everything we carry. If you like to compare, the Giant Tiger weekly flyer, the Costco flyer this week and the Wholesale Club weekly flyer each cover a different slice of everyday shopping.