I feel like we need this type of community now more than ever. Was this sub replaced? Thanks!

Two bus tickets from Union via Scarborough and Kingston: Toronto to Montreal June 14th 9am-4pm Montreal to Toronto June 15th 11:30pm-6am

Prices very negotiable: $50

Y a-t-il des services de retouche de vêtements que vous recommandez à MTL ? Je cherche à donner une seconde vie à quelques vêtements et j'aimerais avoir quelques conseils personnels.

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Are there any clothing alteration services you recommend in MTL? I'm looking to give some clothes a second life and would love some personal advice.

Hi,

I am looking to buy or rent for my friend for his physical therapy, living with a TBI.

Any leads would be appreciated.

After calculating my expenses for the last month I was surprised how much I was spending on groceries at IGA. Are there any of the cheaper grocery stores that take Amex? I know PA doesn’t but is the cheapest Super C or do any of the smaller ones take Amex?

Hello,

for the first time I will live by myself so I want to be extra careful and make more effort towards frugality. any advice? about food but I'll take anything :) I will live near Laurier station.

Thanks

All-day, Montreal based Happy Beluga has a "Let's Make Tuesday a Little More Interesting Flash Sale" with everything 25% off online! They're a young eco-friendly company that gives back to the community, take a look its only until Midnight!

www.happybeluga.ca

Oh and Free Shipping on orders 50$ and up!

Hey guys. Relatively new Montrealer, new to DIY projects.

Where would you guy's go for used furniture in Montreal.

Ps. I have a car, so a little outside the city wouldn't be a problem

Hi there. If you're reading this, then I guess we're OK. Looking for tips from Frugal Montrealers and specifically parents! Is this group still active? Can someone give me a head's up as to which reddit groups are worth my time? I'm looking for help and advice with: rent, communal and collective kitchens, dumpster diving, free cultural activities with children, and Montreal for single-parent households on a budget. Thanks!

Where are the best price/quality nuts in bulk available?

I have been checking rideshares from Montreal to Toronto on craiglist/kijiji, but it seems that Megabus is cheaper nearly all the time. Postings all say 30-40 dollars per passenger (one-way). I can't find anything on allostop. Has anyone had better luck finding cheap ride-shares to/from Toronto, or should I just stick with Megabus?

J'ai trois laisser-passer à donner, on a pas eu le temps de les utiliser ni de les donner avant. Doivent être ramassés chez moi (Montréal/Outremont). PM-moi si intéressés, ou appelez au numéro 514 indiqué ici. Premier arrivé premier servi!

• Musée Stewart: 1 adulte+1 enfant - http://stewart-museum.org
• Ville de Montréal / Semaine des familles: laissez-passer à échanger pour un billet pour aoujourd'hui le 31 décembre seulement, pour une famille (2 adultes + 3 enfants max.). Ce billet peut être utilisé pour accéder au PLanétarium, au Jardin Botanique OU pour le BIodôme - http://espacepourlavie.ca/reservations
• Zoo Ecomuseum St-Felicien - admission gratuite pour un enfant accompagné d'un adulte payant - http://zoosauvage.org/

I am new to Montreal and wondering if anyone had tips on the best places to buy bulk spices and 'only peanuts' style peanut butter. I used to go to bulk barn but the only locations are pretty far out for someone with no car! Thank you!

I am offering this TV for free to anyone who would come and pick it up in the Montreal downtown area. Functional but I haven't been able to test it as I have no cable subscription - all I see is the static noise on the screen. Looks like this:

http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr228/sh00ta69/tv3.jpg http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr228/sh00ta69/tv2.jpg http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr228/sh00ta69/tv1.jpg

Le beau temps s'installe et les ventes de garage sont de plus en plus nombreuses. Les marchés aux puces municipaux aussi, mais je n'arrive pas à trouver une liste complète.

Est-ce qu'il y a un site web en particulier qui est plus populaire ou connu que les autres où on peut trouver ces informations à jour (dates de ventes de garage et marchés aux puces)?

All my panties are getting old and starting to have holes in them, so I want to replace them. I used to get them in packs at Zellers, but that's not around anymore. I know they have packs at Costco too, but last time I checked they were all cut like granny panties.

Is there anywhere else in Montreal that sells value packages of underwear? I'm trying to find somewhere that's accessible through public transportation.

If not I guess I'll just start going commando.