Bose sells those high-end entertainment systems you see on all over TV. They ship from Ontario.

Canadian Tire's site is huge and they've got tons of items and categories available. They also got an "Online Only" section with items not found in stores.

Computergeeks is a US etailer specializing in computer components and peripherals that are excess inventory, manufacturer-closeouts, overstock, and "slightly obsolete" inventories.

Shipping is high for Canada, but in some instances the prices of items are so low that it still comes out cheaper than anywhere else.

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HBC (formerly Dealsoutlet.ca) is the online site for The Bay / Zellers / Home Outfitters / Designer Depot in Canada.

They don't carry everything the stores do, but they've got lots of deals going and lots of very "giftable" items -- plus some stuff that isn't even available in-store!

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Sears.ca has some nibble-worthy deals on just about everything in their "Outlet". They use it to clear out old stock. They've also got "Today Only" deals and "Price Droppers" where the price goes down every week until they run out of stock.

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The Sharper Image sells all those nifty gadgets you see on TV. Your orders will most likely be "dinged" with customs fees when it crosses the border, so factor in $5CDN+tax on top of the total.

"The Source by Circuit City" is the new name for Radioshack stores in Canada.

Thinkgeek is a US etailer that carries all kinds of unique tech gadgets 'n other geeky stuff.

• fanboy t-shirts and goodies
• tech/video game/geek books
• PC mods
• home & office gadgets
• geek toys
• cubicle stuff (they've even got the red Office Space stapler!)
• MP3 players
• wireless digital photo frames & huge 15" frames
• Ipod accessories
... and tons more stuff that can't even be categorized!


Most of the stuff is exclusive to Thinkgeek so you can't get them anywhere else but shipping to Canada can be expensive.

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Tigerdirect.ca ships from the US (Illinois) via UPS. UPS is usually a recipe for disaster, but in this case Tigerdirect has made some arrangement with UPS to prepay customs so there are no hidden charges like UPS's normally 'extortionate' brokerage fees. Tigerdirect's site states "There are no Duties or Fees! Just pay the price of the product, plus any applicable tax".

And, in the event that you have to return something, you can ship it to TigerDirect's Markham warehouse. Call for an RMA and they'll give you instructions for shipping at no cost.

X10 is a etailer of wireless gadgets such as home security & alarm systems, montion sensor cameras, remote control home automation, wireless video, wireless MP3, etc.

Canadian orders are shipped from Ontario at a flat rate of $10 -- no cross-border customs charges.

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