The Dealhack Canadian Military and Veteran Discounts List is the result of our quarterly survey of brands that offer discounts to all Canadian Armed Forces members. Every three months, our team independently verifies every discount on this list. Regular changes are also made when we come across a new brand and add it to the list or when expired discounts need to be removed.
The list currently has over 100 brands and is divided into 10 categories for convenience. You can save or print the list to use as a handy reference.
There may also be other stores or businesses that offer military and veteran discounts but choose not to post them online. Ask around a store if they offer military discounts, and be ready to provide a valid CFOne Card, CF ID Card, or Veteran’s Service Card.
If you do not have a CFOne card, click here for a detailed list of supporting documents you can use to prove your connection with the Canadian military services.
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Discount Programs and Lists
Canadian Forces (CF) Appreciation Program: The CF Appreciation Program offers discounts to Canadian military personnel and their families. Members are eligible for exclusive discounts from hundreds of stores, businesses, and retailers across the country. Sign up for a free CFOne card to qualify for these discounts (source).
Black Diamond Pro: CAF members can apply for Black Diamond’s Pro Purchase Program to receive special store discounts (source).
Helly Hansen: Helly Hansen has a Military Discount Program that offers members of the CAF a one-year membership to shop online at Helly Hansen or Helly Hansen Workwear at a generous discount. Provide proof of military status to qualify (source).
Law Enforcement & Armed Forces (LEAF): The LEAF purchase program grants discounts to CAF members who purchase at DS Tactical (source) and Triggertech (source).
Lockhart Tactical: Lockhart Tactical offers a 10% discount to Canadian military members. Most items can be purchased with coupon code MIL10POL. Register for the Honor Program for free using your valid military ID (source).
Oakley: Canadian military personnel can sign up for the Oakley Standard Issue program for discounted products. Proof of active, retired, or veteran status is required (source).
Outdoor Research VIP: Outdoor Research VIP offers discounts on outdoor equipment and gear. Complete an online application to sign up for their discounts (source).
Location-specific discounts and deals for tickets can be found at CAF Connection (use the drop-down in the top left-hand corner to select your community).
A list of insurers who can offer discounted car insurance rates to military personnel in Canada can be found using RateLab.
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Retail Discounts
Cabela’s: Cabela’s offers a 10% discount on almost everything every day and 5% on firearms and ammo items to active-duty, retired, and reserve members of the Canadian Armed Forces and the Coast Guard. Valid proof of service is required (source).
BC Firearms Academy: Canadian military members can get a 10% discount at BC Firearms Academy. Call 604-592-2410 and verify your credentials to receive a promo code (source).
Blades Canada: Blades Canada Warriors & Wonders is offering military discounts on cutlery products to CAF members. Bring valid military ID for in-store purchases. For online and phone orders, mail a scanned photo of your military ID to [email protected] (source).
KIOTI: CAF members can get up to $200 cashback at KIOTI when they buy a new tractor, ZTR, or UTV. Available until December 31, 2024 (source).
Lund Boats: Lund Boats offers military discounts ranging from $250 to $1700 on select models to CAF members. Contact your nearest dealer for more details (source).
Michaels: Canadian military members with valid IDs can get a 15% in-store discount at Michaels. Exclusions apply (source).
MEC: Mountain Equipment Co-op offers a 15% discount to Canadian Armed Forces members. Bring a valid CAF ID, CFOne membership card, or any photo ID to your nearest MEC store or call 1 (888) 847-0770 (source).
Public Storage Canada: Members of the Canadian military with a valid CFOne card are eligible for a 10% monthly discount on storage rentals at Public Storage Canada. Additional fees apply (source).
SAIL: The SAIL outlet in Ottawa offers a 10% in-store discount on select outdoor equipment to Canadian Forces members with valid IDs. Exclusions apply (source).
Sherwin-Williams: Active duty, reserve, and retired Canadian Forces members, including their spouses, are eligible for a 15% discount at Sherwin-Williams. Restrictions apply (source).
Veterans Nation: Veterans Nation offers a 10% discount to Canadian Armed Forces members. Use the code CAMILITARY upon checkout (source).
Wolverine Supplies: Active CAF members with military valid ID can get 5% off regular-price firearms and accessories at Wolverine Supplies. Restrictions apply (source).
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Vacation & Travel Discounts
Beaches by Sandals: Beaches by Sandals offers an extra 15% discount on select resort rooms to active and retired Canadian military personnel and their spouses (source).
Beaches Resorts: Active members of the Canadian Armed Forces can get a 10% discount from Beaches Resorts. Call 1-888-BEACHES to book this offer. Proof of military service is required upon check-in (source).
Best Western: Best Western offers 10 points for every dollar spent on qualified hotel room rates at select hotels and resorts to members of the Canadian military. Present valid ID upon check-in. Restrictions apply (source).
Butchart Gardens: Active duty CAF members can get free admission at The Butchart Gardens in Victoria. Canadian veterans and foreign military personnel get 50% off admission fees. Valid proof of service and photo ID is required (source).
Carnival Cruise Lines: Carnival Cruise Lines offers discounted rates on select cruises to active and retired Canadian National Defense members (source).
Choice Hotels: Choice Hotels offers discounted rates to Canadian Armed Forces personnel with a valid military ID. Availability varies per hotel location (source).
Dunn Right Home Inspections: CAF members living in Prince Edward Island can get $50 off home inspection rates from Dunn Right. Proof of military service is required upon booking an appointment (source).
Howard Johnson Hotels: For a limited time, Canadian armed forces personnel can receive up to 15% off at participating hotels across the U.S. and Canada. Exclusions apply (source).
International Hotel Group: Active duty and retired Canadian military members are eligible for discounts at participating IHG hotels. Bring valid military ID or other proof of service at check-in (source).
Jay Peak Resort: Active duty Canadian military personnel can get 50% off day lift tickets and 10% off regular lodging rates at Jay Peak Resort in Vermont. Bring a valid military ID (source).
MSC Cruises: MSC Cruises offers a 5% discount on standard staterooms and 10% off deluxe staterooms to CAF members who can show their valid military ID. Exclusions apply (source).
Ontario Fishing Licence: Active and retired Canadian Armed Forces members who are residents of Ontario do not need an Outdoors Card to fish anywhere in the province. Show your valid CF ID, Record of Service Card, or CF Veteran’s Service Card. Terms and conditions apply (source).
Princess Cruises: Princess Cruises is offering $250 credit for onboard expenses to Canadian Armed Forces members. Apply at least 14 days before their departure date and provide military ID. Restrictions apply (source).
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line: The Royal Caribbean Cruise Line offers special rates on select cruises to active and retired Canadian military members who can provide valid IDs. Terms and conditions apply (source).
Saskatchewan Fishing Licence: The government of Saskatchewan is offering free angling and hunting licenses to veterans of the Canadian Armed Forces. Apply for a HAL account online and bring valid proof of service. Exclusions apply (source).
Super 8: The Super 8 by Wyndham Hotels offers a 15% military discount on select rooms to active and retired CAF members and their families. Available at participating locations (source).
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Transportation Discounts
Air Canada: Active and retired military personnel traveling via Air Canada are allowed up to three pieces of checked baggage weighing up to 32 kg (70 lb) each. Valid identification is required (source).
Air Transat: Canadian military members and one traveling companion receive free standard seat selection, 25% off Option Plus if available, one free checked bag at 23 kg max weight, and 50% off excess baggage fees. Military ID or CFOne card is required (source).
Avis Car Rental: Avis offers exclusive discounts to veterans and active Canadian Armed Forces members. Bring valid ID or proof of service (source).
BMW: Canadian military members can get special discounts, VAT-free purchases, and other benefits from the BMW Military Sales program. Contact your nearest BMW dealer or authorized sales agent (source).
CheapOair: CheapOair offers discounts on select domestic and international flights to Canadian Armed Forces members. Exclusions apply (source).
General Motors Canada: General Motors Canada offers a $1000 discount on any new Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, or GMC to current and former CAF members and their families. Provide valid proof of military service (source).
Kia: Canadian military members can get a $500 rebate on a new Kia vehicle they purchase or lease, provided they show their military ID. Call or visit your nearest Kia dealership for inquiries (source).
Marine Atlantic: CFOne members and up to three companions can get 50% off the Argentia-North Sydney ferry fare, or a free ferry ride on the Port aux Basques-North Sydney route. Bring valid CF1FC-CF card or CF1FC-V card (source).
Mazda: Mazda is offering a $600 military discount to active, reserve, and retired members of the CAF including their immediate family members. Contact your local dealer and bring a valid military ID or CFOne card (source).
Porter Airlines: Canadian military personnel with valid ID are eligible for a baggage allowance upgrade from Porter Airlines. Baggage fees are waived for up to 3 pieces of checked baggage per military person. Restrictions apply (source).
VIA Rail: VIA Rail offers a 25% discount to Canadian military personnel and up to 5 family members. Bring valid military ID and CFOne card. For online ticket purchases, use the code 12070 (source).
WestJet: CAF members are exempted from baggage fees aboard WestJet flights (up to 4 checked bags) and WestJet Encore flights (up to 3 checked bags). Valid military ID is required, and other restrictions apply (source).
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Entertainment Discounts
NOTE: Due to COVID-19, some locations below are temporarily closed to the public until further notice.
Assiniboine Zoo: Assiniboine Zoo offers a 10% discount on admission fees to Canadian military personnel with a CFOne membership card. Restrictions apply (source).
Canadian War Museum: The Canadian War Museum in Ottawa offers free admission to veterans, active CAF members, and up to two family members for each military visitor (source).
COJO Diving: COJO Diving in New Brunswick offers CAF members a 10% discount on select products and services. A valid CFOne membership card is required. A valid CFOne membership card is required (source).
Epic Pass: Canadian military members who buy the Military Epic Pass can get discounts at select ski & lodging resorts. Available for active and retired CF members with valid IDs and eligible dependents (source).
Flying Squirrel Trampoline Park: The Flying Squirrel Trampoline Park in Victoria BC offers a 25% discount to CFOne cardholders and their family members. Exclusions apply (source).
Lake Louise Ski Resort: Canadian military members and veterans can get $109 off lift tickets at Louise Lake Ski Resort. Call (403) 522 3555 or email to [email protected] for ticket reservations (source).
Lougheed House: Lougheed House offers free admission to Canadian military members with a valid CFOne card and Air Cadets and their escorts (source).
Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada: Canadian Armed Forces members receive a discounted admission fee to the Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada. Present your valid CFOne card at the ticket counter (source).
Royal Alberta Museum: The Royal Alberta Museum offers free admission to Canadian military members with a valid CFOne card (source).
Royal Ontario Museum: The Royal Ontario Museum offers CAF members a 20% military discount all year round. During Remembrance Day week, military members receive free admission, and their families can save 20% on admission fees (source).
Royal Tyrrell Museum: Canadian military members can get free admission to the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Alberta. Show your valid CFOne card at the ticket booth (source).
TELUS World of Science: TELUS World of Science in Alberta offers free admission to CAF members and a 15% discount for their families. Military members and their families get 10% off IMAX ticket prices. Not available online (source).
Treetop Trekking: CAF members can get a 25% military discount on the individual rate for Zip Line & Aerial Game Treks and 10% off Treewalk Village. Call your nearest Treetop Trekking park to book a reservation and bring valid a military ID during your visit (source).
Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village: CAF members receive free admission to the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village Society in Alberta. Available for CFOne cardholders and their family members (source).
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Health & Fitness Discounts
Azalea: Active and veteran members of the Canadian Armed Forces can receive a 25% discount on select Azalea Laser Clinic services. Bring valid military ID (source).
Braceology: Braceology Orthodontics is offering a military discount of up to $1000 for CAF members and their dependents. Book an appointment and bring a valid military ID or CFOne card (source).
Peloton: Canadian military members can get up to $200 off their purchase of any Peloton Tread, Bike, and Bike+ product. Provide valid proof of service (source).
Spartan Fitness: Spartan Fitness offers a 15% discount to Canada Armed Forces members and their families. Bring military ID and CFOne card. Exclusions apply (source).
Supplement King: Canadian Armed Forces members can join the Supplement King Military Program to get discounts on select products. Available at participating locations only (source).
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Financial Discounts
Bank of Montreal: The Bank of Montreal offers the Canadian Defence Community Banking (CDCB) program to CAF members. Benefits include free banking, no annual credit card fee, and more (source).
Continental Currency Exchange: CAF members are qualified for special discounts, no cash fees, and other benefits at Continental Currency Exchange. Available on Wednesdays only (source).
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Pet & Animal Care Discounts
All Pawz Inn: Members of the Canadian military can get a special discount on All Pawz Inn pet care services. Call (905) 355-3666 for inquiries (source).
Pet Valu: Pet Valu offers a 10% military discount on regular-priced items on the last Thursday of every month. Available only for Your Rewards/VIP Plus members who have a valid military ID. Exclusions apply (source).
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Technology Discounts
H&R Block: Canadian military personnel with a CFOne membership card can get 20% off software products at H&R Block (source).
Henry’s: Henry’s Professional Services is offering special pricing on select products and services to members of the Canadian Armed Forces. For inquiries, call 1 (800) 461-7960 or send an email to [email protected] (source).
Prime Wireless: CFOne members can apply for the Rogers Preferred Program through Prime Wireless, an authorized Rogers dealer. This is a limited-time offer (source).
SmartCell: Canadian Armed Forces members are eligible for military discounts on select monthly wireless plans and mobile devices from SmartCell (source).
TELUS: TELUS offers military discounts on select mobile plans to CFOne members. Contact them via live chat, by calling 1-866-558-2273, or visit their nearest service center. Bring your CFOne card or any proof of active military service (source).
The Journal: Members of the CAF receive $5 off The Journal from DavidRM Software. Those who bought The Journal versions 1-7 can get $35 off the upgrade to The Journal 8 (source).
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Wedding & Party Discounts
Wedding Wire: WeddingWire connects couples with vendors offering wedding services, including some with exclusive military discounts. Service members can explore discounted packages on venues, photographers, and more, ensuring a memorable and affordable wedding. (source).
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Enjoy your Discounts!
We hope this list will help our Canadian military personnel maximize the use of benefits available for them and their families. If you know about any discounts we missed, please let us know in the comments below!
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https://www.flyporter.com/en-ca/travel-information/faq
Canadian and US military personnel are eligible for an enhanced baggage allowance when they fly on a Porter-operated flight. Baggage fees will be waived for up to 3 pieces of checked baggage per person, as long as the following conditions are met:
No single piece can exceed 203 cm (80 in) in total dimension or weigh more than 32 kg (70 lb ).
Military identification must be shown at airport check-in.
Military personnel may be active or retired.
Military personnel may be traveling for business or personal reasons.
If you meet these requirements, please have your bags tagged and checked at the airport to take advantage of the enhanced baggage allowance. If you check-in online or at an airport kiosk, you should indicate that you are traveling without checked bags.
Note: Family members or friends traveling on the same or separate reservation are not eligible for the enhanced baggage allowance.
Thanks for the info Bill! I’ve added Porter to the list.
Hi Emma,
Please add
https://canadianheatingandair.ca/
They are a HVAC company in Burlington that services Hamilton and Halton.
5% off for military and that is big for new furnace and AC unit.
Regards,
David
This is a great list and have used some of these discounts in the past. My only issue is I’m now retired and not sure which outlets provide the discount to cf1 card holders. Most say military I.D. Is required.
I’ve tried showing my CF1 Card and been denied the discount.
The CF1 website also has a list of all its partners that do discounts. I tend to go by that as well. In these unprecedented times, I could see a company or two temporarily rescinding the offers.
You should be able to use your retirement ID card.
Roger, contact me at home (Ottawa). Peter Pate.
Roger please contact me
Go get your vet card
You can apply for a veteran’s military ID CARD
I tried to apply for my vet card twice over the past 3 years and haven’t received anything
Apply online !!
Hello DealHack: I have a follow-up question to your list of deals here. I am the social media guy for my unit, The Royal Hamilton LIght Infantry in Hamilton, Canada. I’m retired after 36 years’ service. My question is, are these discounts and deals mentioned above available to RETIRED military personnel? When I was in the US recently, many places offered discounts to serving military members but not retired. Is there a way for you to clarify this on your lists? Many thanks, Tim Fletcher
Hi Tim, thanks for your question. Unfortunately, there is no easy “catch-all” answer to your question as each store sets their own policy. Some stores offer the discount to active and retired, and some only offer it to active members. We’ll do our best to make sure we do a better job at clarifying which stores apply to each group as we update the list.
I know for sure that GM and Ford give retired military the 500 dollar discount.
Thanks! I added this information to the website 🙂
Hello Emma: I could not agree more…with Tim…we ran into this while in San Francisco and Hawaii…no long ago…and certainly found it disturbing…our service to Canada was not recognized as we are CF Veterans….In yet, when U.S. Service persons come to Canada, we recognise their service….and their Veterans ID…what is it with United States..
When we go down to the US, I have found it varies, but usually if they offer a US vet a discount they will offer a Canadian Vet a discount. When we were in Disneyworld, they don’t have an official veteran discount, but a few places gave us 10% just for showing our CFone card.
Some US Lowes and Home Depot do give the discount, 10%, in Texas that is . And I found that sometimes it depends on the cashier. LOL.
I know also that some businesses do not recognize the CFOne Card as proof of being in the military or being retired. Since 2016, Canadian veterans no longer get an ID card (NDI-75).
Speaking as someone who helps run a small business that was looking into how exactly is best to offer a military discount, it’s not really made clear to most people how to accept the card. For those wondering: there is a form to fill out on the CF Appreciation website, and then they contact you, but particulars about how to accept the card and up-front costs are left to the business to determine and there’s a lot of questions that a business would have which aren’t answered there. I’m not the owner of the business, just someone who helps run it; having the answers to these questions would help a lot to “pitch” offering such a discount to the owner.
They have started to issue that card again,you just have to apply.
This is not true. I retired in 2017 and received my NDI-75 in 2018. You should apply to get yours.
I got my NDI-75 card last year, so they are still available.
Yes, they do! I got mine about a year ago.
Try again- all online!
Will take several months to
be processed though.
Thank you for your hard work………had no idea!
You’re most welcome!
The Outdoor Research discount alone is amazing. This has made my week.
Mine too! already put in an order haha.
Hi – I don’t believe the discount on Disney Cruise lines is valid for Canadians. Believe me, I have tried. If they do, please provide a reference that can be used when contacting Disney Cruises.
I believe you are correct, Joy. Thanks for the comment. I couldn’t verify this discount when I contacted them either. It has been removed from the list.
Check your Bass pro shop/Cabela’s rates …. I believe it is now 5% year round and they have promo days with higher discounts.
You’re right, thanks Sean! The number has been updated.
Bass pro has a 5% discount all the time now. Not the 15%
Correct, thanks for pointing that out Nate!
These discounts all state with valid military id. However the veterans id75 card was discontinued and all that is left is a faceless canex cf1 loyalty card that ANYONE can steal, duplicate and use with impunity.. my id75 is missing a corner and has large amounts of wear just from being in wallets over the years. I don’t suppose you could put something in this page to help shame the government to acknowledge our sacrifices and our service..
Thank you.
https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.4410937
Stephen, the CAF announced 2 weeks ago that they are going back to the picture veterans card. It is set up in a 3 phase event, sadly those of us retired are in phase 3. But the Canforgen was sent out. We will most likely be asked to supply a new picture, as well none of us look like our last regular ID card picture which was used at the time.
NDI 75 is going to be resumed soon according to a friend of mine still serving. Contact your local/closest CF Base/Wing for info on replacement.
Apply for it again, I just got mine last year.
I contacted Rogers communication and they have heard of no such discount. can you provide information as to where you located the details so that we can contact Rogers and try for our discount again? Thank You Canadian Card holder.
I just contacted Rogers as well and I was told that we need a specific phone number to call to be able to get any discount through them and Rogers has no idea what this number is or who has it. Rogers says the number is given through the military side of things and it is has nothing to do with the CF1 card.
Hey Ronalda and Marion.
In order to get the Rogers discount go to https://www.rogers.com/preferred and request a passcode using your Forces email address.
Hi Emma, I am a veteran and have been out for close to 15 years. I do not have a forces email.
My apologies, I have been out almost 20 years now. (where does the time and my mind go?) I do have a CF1 card.
So because I don’t have a forces email. I cannot get any discount?
When questioned, Rogers said to contact you on this matter.
Hi again Marion – Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I believe you must have a forces email to qualify for the discount. Rogers support would know best.
If you go in store and have the discount applied, all you need is your military ID. We had it applied no problem. However it applies to the members line only.
You need a forces email… here is more information about how to get this discount with Rogers if you’re a current member in the forces. https://www.reddit.com/r/CanadianForces/comments/5c3oko/rogers_30_discount_for_military/
I don’t have a forces email. I was medically released in 2000 when computer was still “relatively” new and most members were not yet given a forces email address. I was just directed to a new Rogers Rep, email address to contact in regards to this dilemma and if this works I will place the email here for other veterans who do not have a forces email.
I tried to do this with Rogers Communications. I was told that my plan saves me more than the 30%. They were kind of rude about it and seem like they didn’t want to do it and told me I would have to switch my plan if I wanted the discount which would end up being more than the plan I have now
The Rogers 30% government discount is not really a huge deal but it is available to Canadian Forces members and reservists with access to their email or if you don’t have an email someone at your OR could help. It’s only the new plans that qualify and it’s not really anything special compared to some of the older grandfathered plans. If you don’t have a government email then there is no way that I know of to get the discount… and even if you can get the discount it might not even be that much of a discount.
We received the 30% discount with Rogers last October, go to the link above using your forces account and they will send you a promo code to your forces account , that’s how we did this in October 2018
I have as well.
But it’s not for veterans.
San Diego Zoo does not extend free admission to members of the Canadian armed forces. They will at best do 10% off.
Thanks for the heads up, Andrew. I’ve removed them from the list.
Is your insurance company deal with motorcycle?
You’ll have to check with the specific provider.
What is considered a valid military id and how would I go about getting one. I have been out since 1971.
Hi Joe, you can find that info here: https://www.cfmws.com/en/OurServices/CFOne/Pages/JoinNow.aspx
Your list should also include Cunard and Carnival Cruise lines as offering military discounts. Cunard, Carnival and Princess, all have the same parent company – Carnival Corporation and their military discounts pretty much have the same rules.
Thanks for the info Steve. Cunard and Carnival Cruise Lines have been added to the list!
It would be great if we could have access to all military campground. Many military campground don’t accept our military and veteran id card. Thank you for your excellent team work and effort to give all these discounts
I don’t know where you got your info on the San Diego Zoo or Pita Pit offering anything for a discount to Canadian Forces members. Both these places have offered no discount when I’ve asked, and when I click on your source link, it mentions nothing on these discounts.
Thanks for the heads up, Tom. Both have been removed from the list.
Air Transat also offers baggage allowance for veterans. One free bag 32kg for you and your travel companion as well as complimentary standard seating. Proof of military service must be provided prior to departure. Details can be viewed on the Air Transat website under “travel information/baggage”
Air Transat offer has been added. Thanks Kevin!
In Halifax McDonald’s restaurants offer 15% discount to military ID holders. Not available elsewhere that I am aware of.
Oromocto and Fredericton NB offer the 15%. It’s applied before tax so you actually pay less than the price on the menu even when the tax is added
McDonalds only has a discount in larger base areas, I am in Medicine Hat and they offer no discount.
It is also good to note the the Disney discounts are only given to Canadian Military serving in the US, there does not seem to be any discounts for Canadian Military serving in Canada.
Correct. Sorry for the confusion there. Disney has been removed from the list.
Disney does not offer discounts to Canadian military. Right in the policy, that this is linked to, it states that the member must be serving in the American military or stationed to an American base and present his/her American military installation pass.
You’re right Christine. Sorry for the confusion there. Disney has been removed from the list.
However, CAA offers up to 35% discount to CF for membership at CAA and with that you can get a pretty healthy discount at Disney.
Hi
Not all districts have a CF Discount for CAA.
Cheers
SunnyJ
Can you confirm that Disney will honour CANADIAN Military? I would love that, having visited several times, but I thought is was ONLY for US Military
“Eligibility
To book this offer, you must be an active or retired member of the U.S. military, including the National Guard, Reservists, the U.S. Coast Guard, the Commissioned Corps of the Public Health Service (PHS), and the Commissioned Corps of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Spouses of military service members also qualify if they are able to present valid and active U.S. military IDs in the absence of active military personnel or Commissioned Corps Members.”
Fingers crossed for positive response form you!
Regardless, thank you so much for compiling and maintain this list – it is wonderful!
You’re very welcome Apiek! However, I have bad news. I just got off the phone and unfortunately, Disney does NOT extend the offer to Canadian Armed Forces. I’ve removed them from the list to avoid any further confusion.
Thank you for the very quick confirmation, although I had hoped you had found some secret hidden Disney loophole!
I can tell you from experience that if you go to a USO office which are often in the NEX, AEX, etc… malls near or on US bases, they will give Canadian military the discounts so I purchased my Disney 3 day hopper passes there. I also have had luck purchasing a day pass at Disney in California right at the gate but that was in 1999 so not sure that applies today. The USO one does apply as this one was just last year.
Thanks for the tip Corey!
Hey guys, CAF members should be able to get an Arc’teyrx LEAF account to purchase leaf gear at a discount.
Thanks for the info Rob. I’ve added the Arc’teryx LEAF program to the list!
Unfortunately they’ve ended the direct program now — you can still get LEAF stuff at a discount through their dealers that offer mil discounts, e.g DS Tactical in B.C.
Thank you for the information! I will be updating the list 🙂
Just a little info Mary Browns chicken in Greenwood, New Minas and Lower Sackville offers a 15% discount to military and EMT.
The Assiniboine Zoo in Winnipeg offers 10% off regular priced zoo admission for all CAF personnel and their families all year long.
I included Assiniboine Zoo in this list. Thank you so much! 🙂
Hi, I went to the Sportchek in Kingston and was told they don’t offer a military discount, only on Military Appreciation Day.
Looking at cell phone plans from Rogers and Telus. Are they available to retired members?
Only Telus.
Helly Hansen offers 50% to active military members. You need to create a pro account using your military id at https://www.hellyhansen.com/fr_ca/customer/account/create/type/pro/
We were pretty excited to see this! But after registering, sending in our confirmation documents, etc, and then going on the site to review prices, we found that every single item we compared was cheaper at Sport Chek or other area retailers. So not really sure where the discount comes in on their Pro site. Maybe it’s been dropped since the original post back in May 2018.
For the Telus deal you have to be serving, no deal for retired. So much for supporting the veteran.
John.
Check http://www.cfappreciation.com
get your cf1 card.
access Telus through that site. its a 30% discount.
Hi, John. Just seeing this, Oct 2019. I have the Telus discount and I have been retired since 1998. We have had our Telus service for a couple of years.
Chicken Chef gives 50% off to forces memebers. For dine in only. Not sure if it applies to all locations or just the Winnipeg ones.
This may seem obvious, but the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa offers free admission for all veterans and active Canadian military personnel, along with up to two accompanying family members.
Hey all, you can add MotoConcept in North Vancouver to your discount list for Military members and Veterans. They do Motorcycles of every variety, ATV’s , Quads and snowmobiles.
MOTOCONCEPT
400 Brooksbank #110
North Vancouver, BC
V7J 2C2
(604) 929-2454
motoconcept.ca
SoftMoc gives 10% discount.
All Pawz Inn near Trenton has offered a Military, Fire and Police discount since the day we opened and our first client was and still is a serving pilot at 429 Sqn. Feel free to contact us.
Thanks for the info! I added your store in the list so more people will know about it 🙂
Hi, so I called both Trafalgar and NCL. Trafalgar says they are not offering a military/veterans discount at this time. NCL told me that they offer the promotion occasionally but not on this sailing.
If you ever wanted to learn code and become a web developer, Coding Experiences offers all military members $1000 off their full-time courses. https://www.codingexperiences.com/
Thank you for doing this.
Great Wolf Lodge in the USA offers 30% discount when booking online using the promo code “Heroes”. Verified through booking desk.
Lowes Canada offers contractor discounts and perks for military when you sign up for contractors account with ID.
Verified via my contractor/Military account
Canadian Tire Gas Stations offer a 3 cent per litre discount to all military and Veterans on Fridays
Petro Canada also gives you 3cents off per litre up to $100.00 a month but you have to apply on line for a CF appreciation card. To apply you will need your CFone card.
SportChek in Halifax stopped offering a military discount last year.
I can see that, not much of a military presence in Halifax………….
CAF members should be able to get an account to purchase with a discount for those brands:
Black Diamond
Leatherman
Icebreaker
CAF members should be able to get an Arc’teyrx LEAF account to purchase leaf gear at a discount.
Denny’s offers as well ac Moore’s I think 10%
Quick heads up: id.me doesn’t work for CAF!
Just got back from Ontario. They extend the free baggage allowance to veterans as well as active duty. with a CF1 card.
Forgot the airline. It was WestJet.
Imagine Theatres new one in Alliston, ON near Base Borden offers $17 moviepass w/ Med pop and popcorn, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays… Awesome legroom, width and power reclining seats.
Gpbikes.com offer I believe a 10% off any purchase for military personal but not sure if applicable to online purchases as I did it in-store in Whitby Ontario.
Thank you for the information. FYI Bush Gardens stopped recognizing Canadian military. We were able to use it in 2012 but not when we went back in 2016. Their website now states it is only for US military pers.
Thank you for compiling this list!
Great Clips offers a military discount, but the days differ by location. The one I use offers this discount every day but other locations offered it on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Thanks again!
Was in Rona Rockland Ontario today. Manager said military discount stopped 2 months ago.
David’s Tea offers 10% all purchases. (I believe you can get the discount online as well, but you will have to look into that). ID is required.
I was at the BC Royal Museum in Victoria last week and they gave me a 10% discount with my CF1 card. Not sure if the same discount is applied to IMAX but I can’t see why it wouldn’t be as it is in the same building!
Thanks for the info, Lisa! I’ll make sure to include this on the list 🙂
You should notify travellers that Westjet offers to check-in 4 bags, both for military and veterans. They specify on their website all the different ID’S they accept.
From Montreal, United honored the Air Canada bagage policy for veterans.
I have done lots of shopping at SportChek and they apparently just stopped the discount program. They will still offer the once a year military day though.
I think Calvin Klein offers a military discount, I was able to get 10% at their store, not sure if its company-wide though.
As a military member, I contacted Rogers to apply for the 30% discount as noted above. I went through the entire process but their site rejected each attempt. I called and discussed this with one “customer service” person for 34 minutes but all he wanted to do was sell me a different data package. Today, I called again to see if the first person applied anything only to be told my current plan does not qualify for the military discount, but if I change it, and pay more for a lesser plan, I could get the military discount. ?????????? Needless to say, I am staying with my current plan, and forgoing any military discount. Thank you Rogers.
Nike give a 10% discount.
May not be everywhere. But they offered it to me in the Outlet store in Barrie Ont.
Thanks for the information! I will be adding this to the list 🙂
I went to Oil change pro in london ont and they said no to the discount but they gave me 10 % for return customer which everyone gets.. and petro canada just said flat out no to the discount.. the clerk even called his boss and he said no also.
Hello! We have taken note of your concerns, and we will be updating our site accordingly. We apologize for the inconvenience, but we would like to thank you for the information you provided because it will help us improve our future services to you and to others!
Yes, but you can still get the 3 cent off discount card for CF members — for Petro Canada.
I just went to the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller and military get free admission when you show your military ID.
Mr. Lube has regularly offered a free oil change on Remembrance Day for any military, past or present. I took them up on that a few years ago with our truck, and they also permanently put a 30% discount on my file, so now all their services are discounted for me (and the service guys always thank me for my continued service. 😀 )
Checked with my local one here in Ottawa and got a big NO!
Thank you for doing this.
I created a compilation website (similar idea to what you’ve done on a very different subject) in the past and I understand how big an endeavor this is.
Hi,
Whistler Epic Passes are now 90% off for all CF members — spouses and dependents. Just got the email from CoC. So $100 USD per person.
Fantastic deal.
Thanks,
Thank you for the information! 🙂
I noticed the link for the Telus discount has changed. I am no longer able to access the page where you put in the FEDGOV code to access special pricing. Can you please tell me if this discount is still available? I was just on the page earlier in the week and it worked fine. Thanks for all your hard work
Hi there! The link is now updated. Click on this link to view Telus and Smartcell’s exclusive products and services for Canadian federal government employees: https://portal.smartcell.ca/FED#Home
Do Avis and Budget car rentals offer the same discount for military vets and personel in Canada as they do in the States?
Hi Gary! As of now, Avis Canada and Avis USA both offer 25% off base rates for Veterans Advantage Members. Budget Canada also offers 25% off base rates for military veterans with valid ID. We’ve updated the links in our list accordingly. Thank you for your inquiries! 🙂
Nike doesn’t offer a discount to Canadians, but they might soon.
transcript of Nike chat …
Micah: Hi, my name is Micah. How may I help you?
Robyn: Hi Micah, do you guys have a discount for Canadian Armed Forces members?
Robyn: My platoon gave me a list that says you do, but the site only mentions American military.
Micah: Hello there, good day! We do apologize we don’t have a military discount. The Military discount is applicable for orders made in US. But we have submitted this request to our higher team since then as we are getting a large number of consumers like you asking for it.
– Robyn
Hi,
I don’t know where this representative got their info, they may just be oblivious, but I’ve always recieved a discount with Nike in both winnipeg and near Barrie.
Do peace officers qualify for this discount?
Hello! The discounts on this list are only available to active duty and veteran members of the Canada Military Forces. We have not yet created a separate discount guide for Canadian first responders such as peace officers.
The Under Armour store at the outlet mall just south of Barrie gives the same 10% discount all the time to retired or serving police officers. I’ve used it a couple of times.
The Ukranian Cultural Heritage Village by Elk Island National Park in Alberta gives free admission to currently serving and veterans with either valid ID or CF1 card. We used it this summer. Very friendly and polite staff too! https://ukrainianvillage.ca
Butchart Gardens in Victoria offers free entry with military ID. $25.00 savings.
For those living in Victoria bc, Canadian tire in Langford offers a 10% discount on all items not on sale already. Did not know that until just now haha
Hi Pick and Pull in Edmonton west end offer a 10% discount.
My NDI 75 was honoured for a military discount when visiting the Midway (decommisioned aircraft carrier) in San Diego.
Hi Emma
I just want to let you know that I was at the NEX (Navy Exchange) in Orlando at the back of the airport on 09 October 2018, I have shopped here early this year with no problem, however on this occasion I was told that Canadian Veterans are NOT welcomed and asked to leave by the manager Tina. She presented me with a paper showing that we are not authorized to shop at any US military facilities.
Hi Emma, you don’t seem to be getting a whole lot of thanks for the work you do here, sometimes we take it for granted when someone goes to bat for us. I just want to say thank you for your time and commitment. Compared to what military members and veteran’s received say 10 – 20 years ago, this is an amazing array of helpful items and services. The U.S. military has always had perks for military and it’s great to see our guys and gals are receiving them also, as thank you’s from various companies and corporations. It means a lot.
All the best Emma, thanks again.
The deals for Telus from
https://cfappreciation.ca
compared to
https://smartcell.wirelessdealer.ca/smartcell/buy_online.asp?l=
ONLINE only method………. better to go in store from the previous experience.
The cell phones are several 100s different in prices comparing both sites.
When you go through the process of picking plans and or phones, there are no savings. it would actually cost me 45.00 more per month 🙁
I pay less now without this discounted feature from Telus, their regular prices are 30.00 more than most.
I am with Rogers right now….terrible service in Ridgeway, ON. Not ONCE EVER in the 2yrs contract could I make a phone to my mom without the reception being so bad I had to cancel the call. Their coverage map is not correct.
Bell used to offer a discount…but no such perks anymore.
Rogers offers the discount 30% discount, and they never mentioned it to me!
I have a ROGERS cell phone, that Rogers says they cannot unlock, not in their system.
My buddy says it is cheaper to buy plans in the USA and pay roaming chargers up here and still be cheaper.
And he is right sadly.
Hello!
I work for Cinnaholic—the original, gourmet cinnamon roll shop. I noticed you collected a list on your website of local businesses that are offering special deals for Veterans Day. We’re offering a free cinnamon roll to military personnel. If this is something you feel would be of interest to your audience, please feel free to include us on your list!
Address: 1600 Kenaston Blvd Unit 170, Winnipeg, MB R3P 0Y4, Canada
Hours on Veterans Day: 1PM-9PM
Phone: 204-414-2111
Offer: Free cinnamon roll on November 11, 2018 with valid military ID.
Fido Cellular Company offers a Discount to CF members and Veterans. I have a $45 a month plan, which was dropped to $35 by the telephone agent, when I mentioned I was a veteran. You have to either go to a Fido Store, or call and mention it to a Fido service rep. Good for one year, then just call in again for it to be reapplied!
How do I add my company to this list?
Hi Darren! You can message us on Dealhack Canada’s Facebook page with regards to the details of your product and the discounts!
Hi Emma,
I am looking at creating weekday specials for all ex military as I am one as well as all first responders. I would like to focus on mid week specials but I am also willing to include prime summer rental periods for our members to enjoy with family and friends. Our company is called Sandy lane resort and is found at http://www.sandylaneresort.com our email address is [email protected]
Rob
mary browns offers a 15% discount as does KFC
It’s wonderful to see all these companies offering discounts to the military.
A majority of the discounts are out west, Is there anyone that is able to look at contacting companies in the East in particular NB to offer discounts to military members. I’m especially interested in the offer Ont has concerning fishing license.
Hello! Since January 1, 2019, Ontario residents who are are active or retired members of the CF only need to bring their military IDs or record of service card to legally fish in the province. We updated the website and included it in the Vacation and Travel section!
I have used the military discount program for years and have always found something worth my while. I recently used VRBO and received a 15% discount on lodgings and Transat where you and a travelling companion enjoy free luggage plus other perks.
In Bangor Maine I was able to book 3 hotel rooms at a 35% discount.
Went to Sea World in San Diego and was granted free admission.
As a rule of thumb, I always ask for a Military Discount because even if they don’t have a military discount they will give you some sort of discount.
The Brit chain (now in Canada) Mountain Warehouse offers a 10% discount for active and retired CAF members at all times. Best of all, they will combine it with sale and other discounted items which can result in a ridiculously low price. I’ve used it several times at the store in the discount mall south of Barrie as well as at the store in the Georgian Mall.
VCA Canada Animal Hospitals offers a free first wellness exam and 10% off of all goods and services at eligible general practice animal hospitals. In Alberta, it’s called a ‘Meet our Team’ exam and Canadian Armed Forces Appreciation Program. You can call a hospital for more information.
This deal is available to currently serving members and members with a valid CFOne Card.
Are there discounts or free passes to parks canada
Hi Gregory! As of today we haven’t found any military or veteran discounts to Parks Canada. But we’ll keep track for changes and update the website as soon as possible!
The Sail store in Ottawa gives 10 percent military discount on regular priced items with only a few exclusions such as ammo and firearms. Not sure about their other locations.
Do you have a french version of this post.
Hi Alain! Unfortunately, we do not have a French version of our posts in Dealhack Canada.
Lordco auto parts in British Columbia gives a discount to current and former military members (BC Mainland Military Family Account) Approx 40% off most things.
http://www.dunnrightinspections.com
We offer $50.00 Discounts to Members of the Armed Forces, RCMP, Nurses, Firefighters, Island EMS, and PEI School Teachers.
As a thank you for the valuable services you provide to my family and the People of Prince Edward Island. Dunn Right Inspections is pleased to offer a $50 Discount on the cost of a Home Inspection.
https://www.dunnrightinspections.com/pei-service-discount-page/
Mountain Equipment Co-Op supposedly offers a 15% discount to military and veterans (and first responders etc) and immediate family: https://www.reddit.com/r/ems/comments/7jtain/canadians_mountain_equipment_coop_is_now_offering/
Docbraces – Orthodontist we offer $500.00 off of orthodontic treatment for Military personnel, Veterans, as well as family members of Military and Veterans!
Hi, There are a couple of Companies (Enterprise Rent-A-Car and Avis Canada that offer discounts if you are a Veterans Advantage Member. The problem with that is that the Veterans Advantage program is only offered to US Military ex service members NOT Canadians! Kinda funny for Avis CANADA to offer that rebate with the Veterans Advantage proviso!!!
Hi Emma,
Next time you do your update can you ask if the discount applies to Police, Paramedic, and Fire with ID. I know many places include us under a First Responder Policy. Thanks
Hello George,
Thank you for reaching out! I’ll be creating a separate post for Canadian first responder discounts and it will be ready as soon as possible.
Hi,
For military members:
David’s tea -10%
Guess store -10%
Sources (electronics) -variable discount depending on product
Great work! I’ll send the other ones I find as they come up.
The Royal Alberta Museum (Edmonton) has free admission for active military members or CFone card holders.
When we used this, or kids got in free as well.
Telus Science center in Edmonton also has free admission to the science centre, and family accompanying 50% off.
EMMA You are doing an amazing job. Thank you
Found this website that offers a military discount on car rental insurance. Men and women of U.S. Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, and National Guard get discounts of 30% on extras covers on car rentals for domestic trips. https://www.rentalcover.com/military-car-rental-discount
Hi Emma,
I don’t know if it is a fit for this great list. If it’s not, please ignore this comment
I’m David from https://www.veterannations.com, we have military stuff for US soldiers mostly but we also ship the product to Canada, and for Canadian soldiers, we have the offer 10% OFF for them! Simply just need to use the code “CAMILITARY” as checkout
I hope this help and I think they will love our products.
Thanks for your time, Emma!
David
Hello David,
Thank you for the information! I added your store the our guide.
Hope you have a good day!
Hi Emma,
I don’t know if it has been mentioned but I have found a very nice place for scale modelers in Toronto that gives a 15% discount to military members: Wheels & Wings Hobbies. It would be too long to enumerate all the advantages of that store, but you can judge by the reviews on google. Definitely a must for the CAF modeling community.
Wheelswingshobbies.com
Thank you. Francis
Oh and one specification regarding Sail, it’s not only Ottawa. Brossard too, same discount, but I think it’s all the Sails.
Hi Francis!
I’ll check them out and update the guide accordingly.
Thank you so much for the information!
Emma
http://www.newmoonpads.com
New Moon Pads offers a 15% discount for active and retired military personnel, spouses, dependents, and veterans.
Nike.com/ca will offer you a 10% discount for online orders, directly through Nike.com/ca if you chat with them nicely. 🙂 This chat excerpt was from today, 08-Aug-19:
Ella: Currently, we are looking for ways on what we can offer to our veterans and we are collating feedback like this, what I can offer to you now is a 10% discount on your next purchase and this will be valid for 6 months.
She then asked for my email address to email me the discount code to.
Does Swoop Airlines allow free carry on baggage with a CF1 card,
Hi there! Swoop allows one free carry-on bag and 2 pieces checked baggage to Canada Forces members. Any valid military ID is accepted, even CF1 card.
hello my name is shawn dowayne dwayne hanson former recruit now veteran thank you for all your support.
Hi Emma, thanks for the work put into this great list. Active members and vets can hunt and fish free in Saskatchewan starting in the 2019-2020 licensing year. I didn’t see It on your list but may have missed it! Take care.
Thank you, Norm. I added it to the list.
Hi Emma,
BC Firearms Academy offers all veterans 10% discounts off of any courses at their academy.
https://bcfirearmsacademy.ca/
https://bcfirearmsacademy.ca/bc-firearms-academy-discounts-for-police-and-military/
Good day, I juste wanted to point out that the PDF version is not the same as the online.
In the Food & Restaurent Discount you have a discount at MacDonnald of 10% but on the online there is on discount at all.
Which one is the accurate one?
Good day, Jean-Marie.
Thank you for the inquiry. I already updated the guide so that the PDF version and the online version are the same.
This is awesome. However many of the offers only apply to active members rather then retired members. Regardless still awesome.
Some retailers I find don’t know what to look for or ask for when the ask you to show Military ID and thi is a problem. Now we will have two, CF1 and the new Veterans Card.
Hi there
I am the owner of Supplement King in Abbotsford BC. Supplement King has an exclusive discount program for those in the Canadian military at every store in Canada. I am wondering how we can get some advertising with DealHack. Thanks! Bill
Thank you for the information. I added your store to our list.
Metro Grocery Stores offer 10% off groceries (some exclusions) Monday to Friday with valid military ID. I would like to know if they will accept CF One card because the military member in my family is deployed often and I can’t get the discount as a spouse…working on finding that out.
RateLab.ca (for insurances) is not available in New Brunswick. It’s not Canada-wide. Great list, otherwise.
We just ordered a laptop off Lenovo Canada and got a $105 discount on a $1500 laptop. I’m not sure the percentage that works out to. This applies to active and veteran CF.
Hi Emma,
I recently went to Wash-Workz, a car wash company in Victoria BC. They offers Military & First Responders a 10% discount on all car wash packages. I have listed the website below for everyone else:
https://www.wash-workz.com/
You can add 35% off at Toyo Tires!
https://www.toyotires.ca/special-offers/metap
Participating dealer list:
https://www.toyotires.ca/sites/default/files/metap_dealer_list_2020.pdf
You need to keep in mind it’s 35% off MSRP which will be higher than what the retailers are posting for. So although the discount appears generous, it is approximately 10-15% off retail.
Some retailers I find don’t know what to look for or ask for when the ask you to show Military ID and thi is a problem. Now we will have two, CF1 and the new Veterans Card.
Hello,
I work at the Deerfoot Inn and Casino in Calgary AB, and we offer a flat rate or $139 (plus applicable taxes) to Military/CFOne card holders. Ask for the CAF rate when calling to reserve a room. Can this be added to the list?
Thank you
Thank you for this information!
The Rooms at St John’s offer 35% discount to military.
https://www.therooms.ca/visit-us
“We are pleased to offer a 35 per cent discount on our regular admission to active and retired members of the military and their spouses.
To redeem this offer, simply present your Military personnel ID or Veteran ID upon arrival to the Admissions Desk.”
This is a great post and super helpful. Thanks for your efforts in compiling it!
Braceology Orthodontics in Ottawa, ON offers up to $1000 off orthodontic treatment for CAF members (CFOne Card or Military ID accepted) and/or their dependents. The orthodontist Dr. Paige Kozak is a former RCN member.
we love this
If anyone is an engineer and needs discounted PDH courses, I found a great service called EZ-pdh to obtain my engineering continuing education, the staff is really nice and some of the engineers are former military, use coupon code vet25 at checkout for an added 25% off.
Thanks for keeping this list updated, it is super helpful.
Cheers!
Thanks for keeping this list updated, it is super helpful.
Cheers!
Thanks for curating this list.
Hi I received 10 percent discount for veterans at Home Hardware in Cambridge on . Keep up the good work.
Amazing
Are there any discounts or free passes to Parks Canada this year (2021)
Hi Sylvie! Thanks for reaching out to us.
We haven’t found any discounts from Parks Canada for the year 2021.
Based on their official website, free admission is only offered to (1) new Canadian citizens and (2) visitors who are 17 years old and below.
Source: https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/voyage-travel/admission
Pet Valu
Military Day
The last Thursday of every month is Military Day. Save 10% on regular priced merchandise. Discounts apply to regular priced merchandise on Military Day only. Must have valid military identification and be a valid Your Rewards / VIP Plus member™ to qualify for the discount. Excludes sale items, adoption fees, gift cards, grooming services and license fees. Not combinable with other offers. Pet Valu Canada Inc., doing business as Pet Valu, Bosley’s, Paulmac’s, Tisol and Total Pet, reserves the right to change the date of Military Day, or discontinue without notice.
https://www.petvalu.com/ca/your-rewards-terms
Thank you, Amber!
Rogers now offers only a 10 percent discount from the original 30 and only on specific higher priced plans. Basically civilians get a better deal than the military as I just found out when I updated my hardware. On the base plan I could get with the military plus discount I would pay 25 dollars more a month than the plan that I got with out the military discount and I have 6g more data than the other plan. So posting that they give a discount is false PR and should be removed from this site. They did it for optics and is essentially false.
Hi,
I called two VCAs and none of them heard or know about the free wellness exam? Are you able to confirm your source?
Thanks so much!
Hello, Alvin! This is one of the exclusive offers for CFOne members. Here is the link to their webpage. https://cfappreciation.ca/partner/4203b619-32b6-4aac-b50a-d66d932a1196?login=true
Helly Hansen offers a substantial 50% discount to active military members. This one is definitely worth adding to the list.
https://www.hellyhansen.com/en_ca/military-discount-program
Visionary Eyes (Edmonton, Alberta)
I got PRK a month ago at Visionary Eyes which costed $1900 total after discount. Gimble Eye had quoted me $4900. I didn’t have any problems pre or post surgery – the only issue I could see is wait times (if a lot of people go at the same time) as it’s just Dr Machuk doing the surgeries. His standard price was $2370 for both, and he reduced it by $470 due to being military. He said that discount would apply to anyone else I sent to him.
Silvercore.ca has always provided a 10% discount on all of it’s courses to all serving military and first responders. Silvercore has set the standard for training in the firearms industry since 1994 and the majority of our instructors are current or retired military, police and first responders.
If you would like to advise your readers of such, we would be honoured to extend that discount.
https://silvercore.ca
Lululemon has lowered their discount from 25% to 15%
Thanks for sharing this list updated, it is super helpful.
Supplement king also offers military discounts!
https://www.supplementking.ca/military-program
Fjallraven gives 25% instore discount in Victoria, BC
Kioti Canada offers up to 200$ rebate on the purchase of a new tractor.
https://www.kioti.com/financing/canada/kioti-heroes-reward-program/
Rogers now offers CFOne discounts through a dedicated dealer.
http://www.primewireless.ca/cfone – Prime is a dedicated dealer for CFOne members and their current plan is $50/20GB.
Thanks for sharing this list!
Peloton offers a military discount on their monthly membership as well as a $200USD apparel credit with the purchase of a bike, bike+, or the treadmill.
The royal Ontario museum in Toronto also offers a 20% discount.
Just an FYI, RONA not longer offers a military/veterans discount. I confirmed this today 16 Jun 22 with RONA head office in Quebec by email. Apparently, when they were bought out by LOWE’S the discount was discontinued.
Petro Canada temporarily suspended their CFOne discount
”
The Canadian Forces Appreciation Petro‑Canada Fuel Savings Program for members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) has been suspended. This is due to an ongoing review of opportunities to digitize the program. As we have made changes to our technology platform, we are currently unable to continue with the program using the current card-based system.
The last savings top-up was applied to existing cards on August 3, 2021. New enrolments for the Preferred Price card are no longer being accepted. Existing program participants with an unexpired Preferred Price card that continues to have an unused fuel balance after this date can continue to use the card for a maximum of 3¢ per liter on a total of 100 liters of fuel, at participating Petro‑Canada retail locations. Unused fuel savings do not accumulate, and the card will not be reloaded.”
This is not an ultimate list rather it should say the unlimited list. LOL. It’s so great thanks.
They are now issuing CF1 cards to immediate family but they are basically useless
Helly Hansen discount is now 30%.
North Face offers 50% now
Cascadia group also offer discount interesting to watch
Latulippe Quebec provides a 10% discount for active and retired military, similar to what Sail offers.
https://latulippe.com/en/
I was at Scheels in grand forks over the weekend and they gave me a 15% discount, Canadian Veteran
Hi! CAF members residing in Manitoba looking to fish no longer require a fishing license. https://huntfishmanitoba.ca/go-fishing/fishing-license/#:~:text=A%20Manitoba%20resident%20who%20is,Forces%20Identification%20Card%20(NDI%2020)
Ref. BMO credit cards. Nothing special, they have no fee options for everyone.
Also MB has free fishing now too.
was at Cabela’s today bought some boots discount was 10%, they told me the 5% is for firearms & ammo
Recognizing the contributions of Canadian military personnel with discounts and special offers is a commendable gesture. What other types of support or recognition do you believe are important for members of the military community?
Anyone receiving a discount on a vehicle purchase from Ford Canada? I recently purchased a vehicle and the dealership knew nothing about any military discounts?
GC
Update! The sales person at the dealership (Kelly Ford in Grandfalls-Winsor, NL) spoke to the manager and they did offer a $500 rebate.