IKEA Is Currently Having An Up To 50% Off Sale Just In Time For Quebec's Moving Day

Now's the time to snag some cool stuff for your new apartment.
IKEA Is Currently Having An Up To 50% Off Sale Just In Time For Quebec's Moving Day
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July 1 is Quebec's famous moving day, where people all over the province rent U-Hauls and move into their new homes. And it just so happens that IKEA is having an up to 50% off sale on selected items at the exact time moving day comes around.

Whatever decor you've been dreaming of in your head for your new space — now's the time to get it.

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Or, if you're staying in the same apartment for the next year, you can take advantage of this sale to spruce up your place!

There are pillows for $2.49, bed frames for as cheap as $325, plus a whole lot more.

And FYI, the sale is only valid until June 30.

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