SASKATOON – Here on the Prairies, we know how to spot a good deal. According to the annual Kijiji Second-Hand Index Saskatchewan and Manitoba lead the country in second-hand sales.
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The study, undertaken by Kijiji in partnership with researchers from the University of Victoria and the Observatoire de la Consommation Responsable in Montreal, shows that Canadian second-hand practices support up to $36 billion in economic activity that may not have happened otherwise.
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From online sales or trades on sites like Facebook, Kijiji or eBay, to traditional thrifting at vintage stores or garage sales, it’s estimated Canadians save an average of $480 each and earned approximately $883.
Today on the Breakfast Buzz we want to hear your shopping tips and tricks to save money. Do you shop second-hand? Sell or donate your used items?
Be sure to comment with your thoughts and watch Global Saskatoon Morning News at 7:55 a.m. CT to see if we pull up your comment.
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