Kent Flyer This Week

Kent Building Supplies: the Atlantic Canadian lumber and hardware name

Kent is not the English supermarket or the American chain some searchers expect. It is Kent Building Supplies, a Canadian-owned home improvement retailer headquartered in Saint John, New Brunswick. A profile on Made in CA describes 48 stores across Atlantic Canada, a workforce of more than 3,400 people, and stores in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador. The company sells hardware, appliances and building materials, with garden centres, lumber yards, installation services and kitchen design, serving both homeowners and professional builders. Kent belongs to the J.D. Irving group, which Wikipedia says dates to 1882 and began as a sawmill in Bouctouche, New Brunswick.

Our feed lists it under the same name as the official kent.ca website, so the flyers on this page belong to the right company. If you are shopping around the region, the Home Hardware flyer this week and Rona weekly flyer pages are the natural comparisons, and the home and garden flyers hub for Canada lists the rest.

Reading the Kent flyer: weekly, provincial and monthly editions

Kent publishes more than one flyer at once. Today our listing shows a weekly edition running October 22 to October 28, 2026 at ten pages. The one before it, tagged for Nova Scotia, ran October 15 to 21 at nine pages. A separate KentPro Monthly for Nova Scotia covers all of October at four pages. Editions listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Thursday, so a new Kent circular normally appears alongside the grocery flyers rather than mid-week.

Note the regional tag. Prices and product ranges can differ between provinces, so open the edition that matches your province, and remember the "KentPro" title signals trade-oriented content aimed at contractors. Search suggestions show people looking for Kent flyers by town, such as Moncton, Fredericton, Charlottetown, Dartmouth, Yarmouth and Gander, which fits the multi-province footprint. For the wider picture of weekly flyers across the country, head to the Canada flyers directory.

Kent price match guarantee

"Does Kent Building Supplies price match" appears in the suggestions again and again. According to the company's About Us page as it appeared in a search result, Kent promises to beat a competitor's price on identical, in-stock items by 10 percent. A separate FAQ describes it as a pricing guarantee for identical items stocked in store or by local competitors, and the two descriptions do not read exactly alike. That means the safest approach is to bring the competitor's advertisement or screenshot, ask the staff how the guarantee applies, and settle it before payment. We hold no price data, so we cannot tell you which items qualify.

Returns, receipts and the Project Centre profile

Kent's site states a return window of 90 days for a refund or exchange, in store or by mail. Its FAQ says the policy includes restocking fees for non-defective special order items, plant guarantees, warranty claims, price adjustments and a refund procedure, and that some items and services cannot be refunded. One detail that stands out: Kent says it stores your purchase history in the profile you create through its Project Centre, which helps with returns when you no longer have the receipt. Confirm the current window before you rely on it, especially for special orders.

The Project Centre itself is Kent's deck and project service. The company says it provides design help and estimates for deck projects, and materials, delivery and installation can be arranged. If you are planning a larger job, such as a deck or a kitchen, this is a more useful route than waiting for a flyer discount.

Kent hours, Sundays and holidays

Questions like "is Kent Building Supplies open on Sunday", "on Canada Day" or "on Victoria Day" are common, and the answer changes by province and store. Wikipedia's shopping-hours article notes that Nova Scotia lets stores open every day except Remembrance Day, while New Brunswick Sunday opening depends on municipal and provincial approval, and in some communities Sunday trading is limited to a few afternoon hours. We have no chain-wide Sunday schedule, so look up your branch hours, such as Moncton, Bouctouche, Shediac or Truro, which people search for by name.

Rewards, apps and other things people ask

Suggestions include "kent building supplies blue rewards", "promo code" and "app". We could not confirm a points program or an official app from a page we opened, so we will not describe one. Other questions deal with practical matters: whether Kent rents tools and whether dogs are allowed in stores. We did not find official answers to those either; call the branch. Because Kent is part of a privately held group and is Canadian-owned, you may also see its name linked to local lumber supply and trade accounts. If you want to compare brick-and-mortar furniture or appliance flyers when planning a renovation, Leon's flyer and offers and The Brick weekly specials are quick comparisons.