Save on foods Flyer This Week

Save-On-Foods Flyer This Week: publication rhythm and schedule

The Save-On-Foods flyer on AdsSOS is the weekly circular of the western Canadian grocery banner in our Canadian supermarkets and grocery flyers listing. The two most recent editions we hold ran from Thursday 15 October to Wednesday 21 October 2026 (31 pages) and from Thursday 22 October to Wednesday 28 October 2026 (39 pages). The second edition is titled as a Halloween flyer, which shows that the chain issues themed weeks as well as ordinary weekly specials. Editions listed on AdsSOS therefore start on a Thursday and run for seven days. We could not open saveonfoods.com during this session (the server refused the request), so we cannot quote an official release hour; use the store selector on the chain's site to confirm your local edition.

How to save: loyalty card and app

Wikipedia reports that the chain's loyalty card began in May 1992 as the Save-On-More card and was later renamed More Rewards. Secondary guides describe More Rewards as a points program tied to the weekly flyer and to personalized digital offers delivered through the chain's app and account. We could not open the official terms, so we do not state point values, redemption thresholds or how digital offers stack with flyer prices. When a flyer page carries a member price or a points offer, the small print beside it is the authority.

The chain also sells private-label goods. Wikipedia names Western Family and Only Goodness among its store brands, and notes that between 2017 and early 2019 it carried products from the UK grocer Tesco. Private-label lines are a common way to stretch a grocery budget, but we hold no price data and make no comparison claims.

Price matching, returns and coupon rules

We could not open any official Save-On-Foods policy page during this session, and the third-party summaries we saw disagreed with each other and did not cite the chain's own wording. For that reason we do not state a price-match rule, a return window or a coupon-acceptance rule. As a general Canadian pattern described by NerdWallet, retailers that do match prices usually require an identical item, some proof such as a flyer, and exclude clearance and special promotions. Ask a cashier or the customer service desk about this chain's actual terms before relying on any flyer price, and bring the page or screenshot you want to use.

Smart shopping: hours and markdown habits

Opening hours differ by store and by province, and the store locator on the chain's site is the only dependable source. The banner operates across four provinces and one territory, and provincial rules differ. In Manitoba, for example, CBC reported that Sunday and holiday shopping restrictions were being eased by legislation; in other provinces the rules are not the same. We did not find any officially stated clearance or markdown routine, so we do not describe one.

About Save-On-Foods in Canada

Save-On-Foods is part of the Pattison Food Group, associated with businessman Jim Pattison, whose company bought Overwaitea Foods in 1968. According to Wikipedia the brand launched in British Columbia in 1982, reached Edmonton in 1990 and now operates in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Yukon. The article gives store counts of about 180 to 187. In 2014 it took over 14 Sobeys stores on Vancouver Island, which makes it a direct competitor of the Sobeys-owned Thrifty Foods banner in that region.

If you compare chains in your area, you can also check the Walmart Canada flyer this week for general merchandise and groceries, the Btrust Supermarket flyer this week for another independent grocery listing, and the Canada flyers this week page for every retailer we track.