Pa Supermarché Flyer This Week

Pa Supermarché's flyer for this week is valid from 19 October 2026 until 25 October 2026. It has 8 pages, and 1 more current editions are listed. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.

Current edition valid19 October 2026 to 25 October 2026
Pages in current edition8
Current editions listed2
Sunday opening hoursQuebec commercial-hours Act (H-2.1) applies; store hours not published on the page we read
Official websitewww.supermarchepa.com

Current Pa Supermarché flyer

Frequently asked questions about the Pa Supermarché flyer

When does the new Pa Supermarché flyer start?

The current Pa Supermarché flyer is valid from 19 October 2026 until 25 October 2026.

How many pages does the current Pa Supermarché flyer have?

The current edition has 8 pages.

Which days does the Pa Supermarché flyer run?

The latest weekly edition we hold runs from Monday 19 October to Sunday 25 October 2026, and a PA Nature edition covers 12 to 25 October 2026.

Where are Pa Supermarché stores?

The official website names du Parc, du Fort and Samson Laval locations; a 2021 Suburban article describes stores in Montreal and Laval and a planned Westbury store.

Where did Pa Supermarché start?

The Suburban reported in 2021 that it began in 1989 when the Erimos brothers bought a corner grocery at Parc and Saint-Joseph in Mile End.

Pa Supermarché Flyer This Week: publication rhythm and schedule

Pa Supermarché is a small Montreal-area grocer, and its flyer rhythm differs from the Thursday cycle of the national banners. The latest weekly edition we hold runs from 19 October to 25 October 2026, which is Monday to Sunday, and has 8 pages. A separate PA Nature edition, covering the store's natural and organic selection, runs from 12 October to 25 October 2026 across two weeks and has 4 pages. Editions listed on AdsSOS therefore appear to start on a Monday, although we found no official statement of a release day or hour. The official website confirms that a weekly flyer page and a PA Nature specials page both exist. The scans are on our Pa Supermarché flyer this week page, and because Quebec flyers are often bilingual you may see the word circulaire.

How to save: loyalty card and app

The official site, which is available in English with a link to French, did not mention a loyalty card, app or points scheme on the page we could read. Because the site was only partly readable, we cannot say that none exists. We therefore make no claim either way and suggest asking at the till. What the site does show is a weekly specials section, so the flyer is the main documented route to lower prices. The site also carried a notice that online ordering was coming soon for a PA Donegani location; check whether it has launched before relying on delivery.

Price matching, returns and coupon rules

We could not find a published price-matching, return or coupon policy for Pa Supermarché on the pages available to us. Keep your receipt and ask the cashier, since we cannot confirm any return window. We also found no manufacturer-coupon policy.

Smart shopping: hours and markdown habits

Opening hours were not listed on the page we read, and they may differ between the Parc, Fort and Laval stores, so confirm them directly. Quebec regulates the hours and days that commercial establishments may admit the public through the Act respecting hours and days of admission to commercial establishments (H-2.1), which contains separate rules for grocery stores and for pharmaceutical and hygiene products, as well as provisions for certain holidays such as 24, 26 and 31 December. The Act has been amended several times, and the rules differ by store size, so check the current consolidated text or call the store before planning a holiday visit. Ontario's separate holiday-closure law does not apply to these Quebec stores. We found no official statement on markdown or clearance practices.

About Pa Supermarché in Canada

Pa Supermarché is a family-run neighbourhood grocer in Montreal. A 2021 article in The Suburban traced its origins to 1989, when the Erimos brothers bought a corner grocery at Parc and Saint-Joseph in the Mile End district. At that point the newspaper counted three Montreal stores and one in Laval, with a fifth announced for the Westbury area. The official website currently names the du Parc, du Fort and Samson Laval locations, so the exact store list may have changed; full addresses are on the company's locations page. A current directory describes the emphasis as fresh produce, fish, charcuterie and imported products, and a flyer aggregator lists departments such as household goods, beverages, delicatessen and bakery.

On AdsSOS the chain sits in the Supermarkets category, and you can browse all retailers from the Canada flyers hub. Shoppers in Montreal often compare it with other Asian and specialty grocers, such as the T&T Supermarket flyer this week, or with a mass retailer like the Walmart flyer this week.