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30+ best Amazon Canada deals to shop this weekend: Laptops, outdoor gear and more

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Don't miss the best Amazon Canada deals to shop this weekend.
Don't miss the best Amazon Canada deals to shop this weekend.

Yahoo Lifestyle Canada is committed to finding you the best products at the best prices. We may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Pricing and availability are subject to change.

Savvy shoppers know Amazon Canada is a great place to score amazing deals on everything from technology and kitchen appliances to household staples and beauty essentials.

However, shopping on Amazon can be overwhelming — especially because the online retailer's deals page is constantly changing.

That's why we've done the heavy lifting for you, searching far and wide for top-rated and must-have products that we think Yahoo Canada readers will love.

Read on to check out the best Amazon Canada deals to take advantage of this weekend.

Best Amazon Canada tech deals to shop this weekend

Best Amazon Canada kitchen deals to shop this weekend

Best Amazon Canada home & garden deals to shop this weekend

Best Amazon Canada health & beauty deals to shop this weekend

In addition to this weekend's mega savings, shoppers can also take advantage of the incredible deals below.

Save 31%: Sun Joe SPX3001 14.5 Amp Electric Pressure Washer

Sun Joe SPX3001 14.5 Amp Electric Pressure Washer. Image via Amazon.
Sun Joe SPX3001 14.5 Amp Electric Pressure Washer. Image via Amazon.

Tackle all your outdoor cleaning needs this summer with this powerful pressure washer that's suitable for use on windows, cars, RVs, boats, ATVs, trailers, siding, barbecues and more.

$202 $295 at Amazon

Save 28%: ASUS Chromebook C204EE Rugged & Spill Resistant Laptop

ASUS Chromebook C204EE Rugged & Spill Resistant Laptop. Image via Amazon.
ASUS Chromebook C204EE Rugged & Spill Resistant Laptop. Image via Amazon.

Perfect for kids heading back to school, this Chromebook boasts a rugged and "spill resistant" design that can stand up to daily use.

$174 $243 at Amazon

Save 20%: ThermoPro TP27 500FT Long Range Wireless Meat Thermometer

ThermoPro TP27 500FT Long Range Wireless Meat Thermometer. Image via Amazon.
ThermoPro TP27 500FT Long Range Wireless Meat Thermometer. Image via Amazon.

Get perfect results in every meal with this digital meat thermometer set. Shoppers say it's "very simple to use" and is a "great wireless thermometer for the price."

$72 $90 at Amazon

Save 29%: LEIKE X Bike Ultra-Quiet Folding Exercise Bike

LEIKE X Bike Ultra-Quiet Folding Exercise Bike. Image via Amazon.
LEIKE X Bike Ultra-Quiet Folding Exercise Bike. Image via Amazon.

Squeeze in an effective workout even in small spaces with this compact, folding exercise bike. Reviewers have called this bike "very sturdy" and noted that it "makes absolutely no noise when in use."

$200 $280 at Amazon

JVR 3-Pack Foot Peel Mask

JVR 3-Pack Foot Peel Mask. Image via Amazon.
JVR 3-Pack Foot Peel Mask. Image via Amazon.

Banish rough, callused feet for good with this set of three foot peeling masks. The masks use lactic acid, which gently nourishes the skin of the feet, removes dead skin calluses, and repairs cracked heels.

$14 $20 at Amazon

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