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(https://www.narcity.com) 📸 Data Snapshot: May 16, 2026Pull the main entities out of the H1, then check whether they actually recur through the body. A page that announces one thing and then talks about another drifts. Headings with no real sentences underneath read as pseudo-substance.
The homepage H1 and meta signals promise to help readers ‘discover everything you need to know,’ which is an overly broad claim, yet the sub-pages deliver exactly what is hinted at in the ‘Top 10’ and ‘Feed’ sections. There is minor drift between the positioning of Narcity as a ‘Digital Downtown’ (implying community/civic utility) and the actual delivery of consumer listicles and lifestyle reviews. Cross-page messaging is highly consistent, maintaining a millennial-centric tone and a clear focus on Canadian urbanites across all strategically crawled pages. The heading hierarchy is logically structured, allowing a reader to grasp the core message of each article by scanning only the H2 tags.
Semantic Coherence is read from the heading hierarchy first: what each page announces in its H1 and headings, then whether the body actually delivers on it. Below is the structure the engine mapped, followed by the clean text to check for drift between promise and reality.
🏗️ Semantic Structure — heading hierarchy & page identity (the promise the page makes)
HOMEPAGE Narcity – Connect to your city and the world. (https://www.narcity.com)
Narcity – Connect to your city and the world.
Narcity is your digital downtown. Discover everything you need to know about anywhere you want to go — because you live in the most interesting place in the world.
HEADING_REPEATED_BODY Madeline Forsyth – Narcity (https://narcity.com/author/madeline-forsyth/)
Madeline Forsyth – Narcity
Lead Writer Madeline Forsyth is a Toronto-based Lead Writer for Narcity Media. After earning her B.A. (Hons) at Queen's University, she spent a year travelling much of the world as a flight attendant. Now, she uses her experience in the travel industry and passion for writing to share stories about buzzworthy events and adventures across Canada and the globe. Madeline has been published in PopSugar and has interviewed sports and entertainment personalities for Narcity. She has covered and photographed restaurant openings as well as event launches such as the world premiere of the Dr. Seuss Experience. Some of her favourite things to write about include charming small towns and anything to do with Harry Potter.
HEADING_REPEATED_BODY Lisa Belmonte – Narcity (https://narcity.com/author/lisa-belmonte/)
Lisa Belmonte – Narcity
Senior Writer Lisa Belmonte (she/her) is a Senior Writer with Narcity Media. After graduating with a Bachelor of Journalism from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), she joined the Narcity team. Lisa covers news and notices from across the country from a Canada-wide perspective. Her early coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic earned Narcity its first-ever national journalism award nomination.
HEADING_REPEATED_BODY I tried burgers from these 3 major Canadian fast-food chains and there's a clear worst – Narcity (https://narcity.com/toronto/tried-burger-major-canadian-fast-food-chains-clear-worst/)
I tried burgers from these 3 major Canadian fast-food chains and there's a clear worst – Narcity
A taste-test of burgers from three of Canada's most popular fast food spots. The verdict? You CAN go wrong.
HEADING_REPEATED_BODY Ontario's 'most beautiful' lake is a crystal water paradise with over 20 breathtaking beaches – Narcity (https://narcity.com/lake-superior-ontario-most-beautiful-lake-sandy-beaches/)
Ontario's 'most beautiful' lake is a crystal water paradise with over 20 breathtaking beaches – Narcity
Ontario is known for its beautiful lakes and swimming holes, and with summer just around the corner, it's time to start planning those waterfront escapes.
HEADING_REPEATED_BODY 26 products you can get for cheaper at Costco than at Walmart in Canada – Narcity (https://narcity.com/costco-products-cheaper-than-walmart-kirkland-signature-great-value-name-brand/)
26 products you can get for cheaper at Costco than at Walmart in Canada – Narcity
You can get a lot of products for cheaper at Costco than at Walmart, including name brands and Kirkland Signature versions. Whether you have a membership or know someone who's a member in Canada, these items can get you more bang for your buck.
📝 The Narrative — clean text per page (homepage promise vs. sub-page reality)
HOMEPAGE (https://www.narcity.com) Narcity – Connect to your city and the world.
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SUB-PAGE (https://narcity.com/author/madeline-forsyth/) Madeline Forsyth – Narcity
[H1] Madeline Forsyth [H3] Lead Writer Madeline Forsyth is a Toronto-based Lead Writer for Narcity Media. After earning her B.A. (Hons) at Queen's University, she spent a year travelling much of the world as a flight attendant. Now, she uses her experience in the travel industry and passion for writing to share stories about buzzworthy events and adventures across Canada and the globe. Madeline has been published in PopSugar and has interviewed sports and entertainment personalities for Narcity. She has covered and photographed restaurant openings as well as event launches such as the world premiere of the Dr. Seuss Experience. Some of her favourite things to write about include charming small towns and anything to do with Harry Potter. [H3] Latest by Madeline Forsyth [H3] Ontario's 'most beautiful' lake is a crystal water paradise with over 20 breathtaking beaches May 15, 2026 [H3] This new GO train service from Toronto takes you to a dreamy destination that feels like Europe May 15, 2026 [H3] This enchanting waterfront town in Ontario is one of Canada's 'most beautiful' spots to live May 15, 2026 [H3] This beautiful Ontario town with waterfront views is the 'best' place to live in the province May 13, 2026 [H3] This Ontario spot is one of the world's top 10 'lesser-known' destinations to visit in 2026 May 10, 2026 [H3] Ontario's 'most luxurious' white sand beach is a summer oasis just a road trip from Toronto May 10, 2026 [H3] Canada's longest suspension footbridge is in Ontario and it takes you 600 ft across a canyon May 10, 2026 [H3] This quaint town near Toronto with rolling hills and lilac-lined paths feels like a storybook May 10, 2026 [H3] This Toronto park is over 20 times bigger than Central Park and it's a dreamy spot for a stroll May 09, 2026 [H3] This turquoise Ontario beach with 'Mediterranean energy' was named among the best in the world May 09, 2026 [H3] This little Ontario village with cobblestone streets and cozy shops is like a trip to Europe May 09, 2026 [H3] This bus from Toronto takes you to a park with floating boardwalks and 20 km of silky beaches May 08, 2026 [H3] This Ontario spot with quaint towns and crystal lakes is one of Canada's best summer getaways May 08, 2026 [H3] Ontario is home to the world's longest canopy boardwalk and it's reopening soon May 08, 2026 [H3] This lakeside town is the 'Venice of Ontario' and Canadians say it's a dream spot to live May 08, 2026 [H3] This breathtaking Ontario waterfall is the best alternative to Niagara Falls, readers say May 08, 2026 [H3] Canada's 'most beautiful village' is in Ontario and it's a European-style gem with canal views May 08, 2026 [H3] This Ontario restaurant was just named the best in Canada and it's a countryside oasis May 07, 2026 [H3] This dreamy lake destination with silky shores and beach towns is Ontario's 'best' spot to live May 06, 2026 [H3] This dreamy Ontario destination has 70 km of silky shores and crystal-water beaches May 03, 2026 [H3] 10 majestic Ontario natural wonders to visit this summer if you've already seen Niagara Falls May 02, 2026 [H3] Ontario has a mini Grand Canyon with towering boardwalks and it's reopening soon May 02, 2026 [H3] Toronto has an 'alternative to High Park' and it's a cherry blossom oasis with over 100 trees May 01, 2026 [H3] This storybook small town 1 hour from Toronto was named one of Canada's best spots to live May 01, 2026 [IMG: Narcity Media Group Logo] © All rights reserved, Narcity Media Inc.AboutAdvertiseArchivesCareersDownload the Narcity AppContact UsSubmit News Tip Community Guidelines Editorial Standards Masthead Political Ads Registry Privacy PolicyTerms & ConditionsEditions:Canada | US | Québec | Global | MTL Blog (Montreal)Cities:Toronto | Montreal (fr) | Ottawa | Vancouver | Calgary | Edmonton | Ville de Québec (fr) | Laval (fr) | Montreal (en) | Dallas | Miami | Savannah | Atlanta | Austin | Houston
SUB-PAGE (https://narcity.com/author/lisa-belmonte/) Lisa Belmonte – Narcity
[H1] Lisa Belmonte [H3] Senior Writer Lisa Belmonte (she/her) is a Senior Writer with Narcity Media. After graduating with a Bachelor of Journalism from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), she joined the Narcity team. Lisa covers news and notices from across the country from a Canada-wide perspective. Her early coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic earned Narcity its first-ever national journalism award nomination. [H3] Latest by Lisa Belmonte [H3] 26 products you can get for cheaper at Costco than at Walmart in Canada May 15, 2026 [H3] A Lotto 6/49 winner in Ontario won the $44 million jackpot with an online ticket May 15, 2026 [H3] The bonus payment of Canada's grocery benefit is going out soon and here's who is eligible May 15, 2026 [H3] Canada now allows you to renew your passport online and here's what you need to know May 14, 2026 [H3] Here's everything that's open and closed in Toronto on Victoria Day May 14, 2026 [H3] Canada's new coin is a red, orange and white loonie and you can find it in your change soon May 14, 2026 [H3] Southern Ontario is getting summer-like weather with temps near 30 C in some places May 14, 2026 [H3] WestJet is hiring for these jobs at Canadian airports that get you travel perks May 13, 2026 [H3] Lotto Max winning numbers for Tuesday, May 12 are out and there's a $15 million jackpot May 13, 2026 [H3] This Lotto 6/49 winner woke up to a notification that he won the $5 million jackpot May 12, 2026 [H3] These government of Canada jobs with CSIS in BC, Ontario and Quebec pay up to $137,000 May 12, 2026 [H3] Ontario's summer forecast calls for warm temperatures but some places will be cooler May 12, 2026 [H3] Canada Child Benefit payments in May are putting hundreds of dollars into bank accounts May 11, 2026 [H3] Canada's summer forecast says most places will be warmer than normal except for these spots May 11, 2026 [H3] This government payment is giving up to $200 to eligible Canadians in May May 08, 2026 [H3] Costco has new exclusive coupons that get some members up to 41% off products May 08, 2026 [H3] Lotto Max winning numbers for Tuesday, May 5 are out and there's a $65 million jackpot May 06, 2026 [H3] Canadians think these grocery stores have the lowest prices so we compared costs of 9 basics May 05, 2026 [H3] Canada's 2026 census is happening now and you can be fined if you don't participate May 05, 2026 [H3] 7 high-paying TTC jobs that get you up to $50 an hour or $195,000 a year May 04, 2026 [H3] Ontario Trillium Benefit payments for May are going out early and here's when you get money May 04, 2026 [H3] 16 products that have a better value at Costco than at Dollarama May 02, 2026 [H3] This ranking reveals the grocery stores people don't shop at because prices are 'too expensive' May 01, 2026 [H3] Auto parts class action lawsuits are offering money if you bought or leased these cars May 01, 2026 [IMG: Narcity Media Group Logo] © All rights reserved, Narcity Media Inc.AboutAdvertiseArchivesCareersDownload the Narcity AppContact UsSubmit News Tip Community Guidelines Editorial Standards Masthead Political Ads Registry Privacy PolicyTerms & ConditionsEditions:Canada | US | Québec | Global | MTL Blog (Montreal)Cities:Toronto | Montreal (fr) | Ottawa | Vancouver | Calgary | Edmonton | Ville de Québec (fr) | Laval (fr) | Montreal (en) | Dallas | Miami | Savannah | Atlanta | Austin | Houston
SUB-PAGE (https://narcity.com/toronto/tried-burger-major-canadian-fast-food-chains-clear-worst/) I tried burgers from these 3 major Canadian fast-food chains and there's a clear worst – Narcity
[H1] I tried burgers from these 3 major Canadian fast-food chains and there's a clear worst Hot take incoming... 🍔 [IMG: A side-by-side photo of the author with takeout bags and one of the burgers being tested] I take my food tasting very seriously. Victoria Kuglin | Narcity Victoria KuglinContributing WriterMay 15, 2026, 7:30 AMNothing quite hits like a fast-food burger. While there's definitely better quality out there, it's somewhat nostalgic to pull up to a drive-thru and get a burger that you just know will satisfy that craving without breaking the bank. The question, though, is which of Canada's fast food spots actually has the best one? I'm here to do the hard work for you, so you can head out on your next fast-food excursion with the utmost confidence. After my taste-test research, I can confidently say that one rises above, and one definitely falls short. [H2] A&W [IMG: A person holding a burger.] An A&W burgerVictoria Kuglin | NarcityBelieve it or not, A&W was founded over a hundred years ago, beginning in California before becoming a pioneer in the fast food industry.You can taste that old-fashioned mentality when you bite into one of their burgers: patties are fairly basic and thinner than the chunky monsters everyone started making in the 2000s, and topped with all the classic fixin's. I'm normally a spicy chicken gal — if you are, too, I highly recommend the Chubby Chicken burger — but I opted for a nice basic burger with a slice of crispy bacon this time around. If nothing else, it tasted like the kind of burger your dad would slap on the barbecue in the middle of summer after a day at the beach, proving once again the enduring power of a classic. Fond memories aside, it was enough for a meal (albeit a smaller one), so I felt like I definitely got my bang for my buck.The only thing missing was a nice crunchy pickle (and maybe a milkshake).Rating: 4 out of 5 [H2] Wendy's [IMG: Person holding a burger] Wendy's Canada burgerVictoria Kuglin | NarcityUnlike some burgers that need a tangy sauce or some funky toppings to add the je ne sais quoi, Wendy's patties are confident enough to stand on their own two feet. They're juicier than both McD's and A&W and topped with a good amount of lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayo. And what's this, hidden beneath the top half of a pillowy, glossy bun? Several pickle slices — hallelujah!!! Even on a basic burger like this, I still felt like I got the complete experience – no upsell necessary. Though the chain has undergone several decades of changes, a few things remain unchanged, like the iconic square patties and the fact that they never see the inside of a freezer. Rating: 5 out of 5 [H2] McDonald's [IMG: McDonald] McDonald's burger.NarcityThere is a time and a place for a classic McD's burger, and it's almost always at the end of a late night, with a belly full of drinks and a heart full of yearning. I have heard every concern. I've SEEN Supersize Me. I am aware that the cheese has a reputation as being less "cheese" and more "dairy product," and I know that their fries are merely twiglet remains of potato. But that doesn't stop me from getting a ferocious craving for one of these iconic little stacks whenever the late-night munchies hit. It may not be the top of the food chain anymore, but the appeal of a classic McD's burger is about more than just trendiness or popularity — it's about the nostalgia that comes along with every bite. But nostalgia isn't always enough, TBH. I found this burger to be the least satisfying (like, I need two or three to fill my belly) of the three I tasted, and the wafer-thin patties just don't hit like they used to. I like to think that my palette has gotten a bit refined since I was 15, which means it's not really at the tippy-top of my list anymore, but that doesn't mean I can't still keep a special place in my heart reserved for a Quarter Pounder, a pack of nuggies, crispy fries, and an ice-cold Coke.Rating: 3 out of 5The opinions expressed in this article are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Narcity Media.Related: I tried 14 of the best pizza slices in Toronto and the final ranking was shockingly closeFrom Your Site ArticlesCanada's best fast food chains have been revealed and you might not expect these top spots ›I Ranked Canada's Biggest Fast Food Chains From Worst To Best & One Truly Reigns Supreme ›taste testwendys canadafood reveiwsmcdonalds canadacanada foodiesa&wa&w canadaTorontoEat and DrinkOpinionCanadaEat and Drink Victoria Kuglin [H3] Contributing Writer Victoria Kuglin (she/her) is a contributing writer for Narcity Media. She is a content creator and lifestyle editor at-large, with a fondness for good food, dark comedies, and great shopping deals. She's written about it all, and more, for Narcity, BuzzFeed Canada, blogTO, and Daily Hive (among others). [H2] I tried McDonald's in the US to see how it compares to Canada and the winner was SO clear [H3] Someone is missing out big time...👀 [H2] I ranked breakfast sandwiches from Canada's major fast food spots and the winner was shocking [H3] There's definitely a #1. [H2] I tried my favourite fast-food chains from Canada in Japan and the differences shocked me [H3] Ever wonder what McDonald's has on the menu in Japan? 🍔🍟🍕 [H2] Canada now allows you to renew your passport online and here's what you need to know [H3] Online renewal requirements are different. [H2] Ontario's 'most beautiful' lake is a crystal water paradise with over 20 breathtaking beaches [H3] Save this for some summer travel inspo! 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[H2] I'll never move back to Toronto after leaving for Vancouver — here's why [H3] Hear me out...
SUB-PAGE (https://narcity.com/lake-superior-ontario-most-beautiful-lake-sandy-beaches/) Ontario's 'most beautiful' lake is a crystal water paradise with over 20 breathtaking beaches – Narcity
[H1] Ontario's 'most beautiful' lake is a crystal water paradise with over 20 breathtaking beaches Save this for some summer travel inspo! [IMG: A person sitting on a sandy beach. Right: An aerial view of a sandy beach.] A lake destination in Ontario.@catrinaalynna | Instagram, @sault.ste.marie | InstagramMadeline ForsythLead Writer, TravelMay 15, 2026, 9:00 PMOntario is known for its beautiful lakes and swimming holes, and with summer just around the corner, it's time to start planning those waterfront escapes.If you're wondering where to go for dreamy water views, beach days, and relaxing afternoons on the shore, you might want to keep this beautiful body of water in mind.In a Facebook post, we asked readers to share their picks for the most beautiful lakes in Ontario, and this breathtaking destination was among the most-mentioned.See on InstagramLake Superior is a vast body of water known for its rugged shorelines, smooth-sand beaches, crystal waters and gorgeous coastal scenery.It's the largest of the Great Lakes and the largest lake in the world by surface area, earning it the nickname "Freshwater Sea," according to the Great Lakes Guide.See on InstagramThe shoreline is dotted with natural wonders, parks, attractions, beaches, and small towns, making it a beautiful spot for a warm-weather adventure.There are over 72 beaches scattered along Lake Superior's American and Canadian shorelines. According to the Lake Superior Circle Tour map, more than 20 can be found in Ontario.See on InstagramYou can wander along powdery-sand shores, take a dip in crystal-clear waters, and lounge in rocky coves at these spots. Some highlights include Pancake Bay and Batchawana Bay Beach.Pancake Bay features a long stretch of silky sand and offers "Caribbean-blue" waters, according to its website. It's a stunning spot to enjoy some summer sun and go for a refreshing swim.See on InstagramLake Superior Provincial Park is another breathtaking destination to visit. The park boasts cliffs, beaches, river valleys, cascading waterfalls, inland lakes and more.Katherine Cove is a dreamy spot to take a dip, and features a little offshore island filled with water, known as Bathtub Island.Other gorgeous parks in the area include Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, Pancake Bay Provincial Park and Pukaskwa National Park.See on InstagramWhile Lake Superior is known for its majestic beauty, the massive lake also carries a haunting reputation. Ontario Parks notes that its waters have swallowed "thousands of boats, ships and canoes" over the years, including the infamous Edmund Fitzgerald. Because of its long history of shipwrecks, the lake has become known as "The Graveyard of the Great Lakes."If you're looking for an epic summer adventure, it's time to plan a trip to Ontario's "most beautiful" lake.Lake Superior Circle Tour websiteBefore you get going, check out our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your adventure.From Your Site ArticlesThis Ontario destination with Caribbean-hued water is totally underrated, according to readers ›This park with tumbling waterfalls and an ocean-like lake is one of Ontario's 'most iconic' ›lake superior provincial parkontario beachesontario lakeslake superiorTravelCanada Madeline Forsyth [H3] Lead Writer Madeline Forsyth is a Toronto-based Lead Writer for Narcity Media. After earning her B.A. (Hons) at Queen's University, she spent a year travelling much of the world as a flight attendant. Now, she uses her experience in the travel industry and passion for writing to share stories about buzzworthy events and adventures across Canada and the globe. Madeline has been published in PopSugar and has interviewed sports and entertainment personalities for Narcity. She has covered and photographed restaurant openings as well as event launches such as the world premiere of the Dr. Seuss Experience. Some of her favourite things to write about include charming small towns and anything to do with Harry Potter. [H2] This dreamy lake destination with silky shores and beach towns is Ontario's 'best' spot to live [H3] It's home to "bright turquoise waters" and cozy villages. [H2] You're not a true Ontarian unless you've been to at least 5 of these 12 natural wonders [H3] How many of these have you crossed off your Ontario bucket list? [H2] 8 beautiful vacation spots in Ontario that aren't Niagara Falls [H3] There are so many beautiful places to visit in the province! [H2] 10 majestic Ontario natural wonders to visit this summer if you've already seen Niagara Falls [H3] Start planning those summer adventures! [H2] Canada now allows you to renew your passport online and here's what you need to know [H3] Online renewal requirements are different. [H2] I tried burgers from these 3 major Canadian fast-food chains and there's a clear worst [H3] Hot take incoming... 🍔 [H2] 26 products you can get for cheaper at Costco than at Walmart in Canada [H3] Bulk-sized items offer quite a lot of value! [H2] This woodland boardwalk near Ottawa leads past glassy waters to a rare turquoise lake [H3] Make this your next summer day trip spot. ☀️ [H2] The bonus payment of Canada's grocery benefit is going out soon and here's who is eligible [H3] Millions of Canadians will get this one-time top-up payment in June. [H2] This new GO train service from Toronto takes you to a dreamy destination that feels like Europe [H3] You can get there with a tap of your PRESTO Card! [H2] Major VPN provider says it could leave Canada over lawful access bill [H3] NordVPN says it could leave Canada over Bill C-22 [H2] Man accused of kidnapping B.C. girl, 7, was already wanted for armed assault [H3] Suspect in schoolgirl's kidnap faced arms charge [H2] A Lotto 6/49 winner in Ontario won the $44 million jackpot with an online ticket [H3] He found out he won while on the way to work! [H2] I'll never move back to Toronto after leaving for Vancouver — here's why [H3] Hear me out...
SUB-PAGE (https://narcity.com/costco-products-cheaper-than-walmart-kirkland-signature-great-value-name-brand/) 26 products you can get for cheaper at Costco than at Walmart in Canada – Narcity
[H1] 26 products you can get for cheaper at Costco than at Walmart in Canada Bulk-sized items offer quite a lot of value! [IMG: jars of kraft peanut butter at costco. right: packs of croissants at walmart] Kraft peanut butter at Costco. Right: Croissants at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityLisa BelmonteSenior WriterMay 15, 2026, 8:10 PMIf you shop at Costco or know someone with a membership, there are many products you can get that are cheaper than at Walmart.That includes croissants, peanut butter, coffee, frozen fruit, ice cream, water, granola bars, tissues and more.A lot of these items are cheaper when the price is compared to the size of the product because Costco has bulk packages.But some products at Costco have lower price tags than what's available at Walmart, even though they're oversized products.So, let's get into the items that are actually cheaper at Costco Canada stores than at Walmart right now. [H2] Croissants [IMG: \u200b Kirkland Signature croissants. Right: Your Fresh Market croissants at Walmart.] Kirkland Signature croissants. Right: Your Fresh Market croissants at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityCostco has an 825-gram pack of Kirkland Signature croissants for $6.99, which breaks down to a cost of $0.84 per 100 grams.Walmart has a 270-gram pack of Your Fresk Market croissants for $5.14, which works out to a cost of $1.90 per 100 grams.It's $1.06 cheaper per 100 grams to get Costco's store-brand croissants. [H2] Muffins [IMG: \u200b\u200b Kirkland Signature muffins. Right: Your Fresh Market muffins at Walmart.] Kirkland Signature muffins. Right: Your Fresh Market muffins at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityIt costs $7.99 for an 870-gram pack of Kirkland Signature muffins at Costco.That means you pay $0.91 per 100 grams.It costs $6.44 for a 600-gram pack of Your Fresh Market muffins at Walmart. That means you pay $1.07 per 100 grams.You get more muffins for less at Costco. [H2] Cookies [IMG: \u200b\u200b\u200b Kirkland Signature cookies. Right: Your Fresh Market cookies at Walmart.] Kirkland Signature cookies. Right: Your Fresh Market cookies at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityCostco's Kirkland Signature cookies cost $11.99 for a 1.07-kilogram pack, which works out to $1.11 per 100 grams.Walmart's Your Fresh Market cookies cost $5.46 for a 390-gram pack, which works out to $1.40 per 100 grams. [H2] Kraft peanut butter [IMG: \u200bKraft peanut butter at Costco. Right: Kraft peanut butter at Walmart.] Kraft peanut butter at Costco. Right: Kraft peanut butter at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityAt Costco, a two-kilogram jar of Kraft peanut butter is $10.49.It costs $10.97 for a two-kilogram jar of Kraft peanut butter at Walmart.So, the product is almost $0.50 cheaper at Costco than it is at Walmart. [H2] Nescafe instant coffee [IMG: person holding \u200bNescaf\u00e9 instant coffee at Costco. Right: Nescaf\u00e9 instant coffee at Walmart.] Nescafé instant coffee at Costco. Right: Nescafé instant coffee at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityCostco has a 475-gram canister of Nescafé instant coffee for $15.99.Walmart has that same 475-gram canister of Nescafé instant coffee, but the price is $17.97.That means you pay $1.98 less at Costco than you do at Walmart for the same product. [H2] Tetley orange pekoe tea [IMG: person holding \u200bTetley orange pekoe tea at Costco. Right: Tetley orange pekoe tea at Walmart.] Tetley orange pekoe tea at Costco. Right: Tetley orange pekoe tea at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityIt costs $13.49 for a 945-gram box of Tetley orange pekoe tea at Costco, which works out to $1.42 per 100 grams.It costs $11.97 for a 681-gram box of Tetley orange pekoe tea at Walmart, which breaks down to $1.75 per 100 grams. [H2] Maple syrup [IMG: person holding \u200bKirkland Signature maple syrup. Right: Old Fashioned Maple Crest maple syrup at Walmart.] Kirkland Signature maple syrup. Right: Old Fashioned Maple Crest maple syrup at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityA one-litre bottle of Costco's Kirkland Signature maple syrup costs $15.99.At Walmart, a one-litre bottle of Old Fashioned Maple Crest maple syrup costs $16.97.You pay $0.98 less for the store-brand at Costco. [H2] Philadelphia cream cheese [IMG: \u200bPhiladelphia cream cheese at Costco. Right: Philadelphia cream cheese at Walmart.] Philadelphia cream cheese at Costco. Right: Philadelphia cream cheese at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityCostco has a pack with two 500-gram tubs of Philadelphia cream cheese for $13.49, which breaks down to a cost of $1.34 per 100 grams.Walmart has a 227-gram tub of Philadelphia cream cheese for $4.49, which works out to $1.97 per 100 grams. [H2] Frozen strawberries [IMG: \u200bKirkland Signature frozen strawberries. Right: Great Value frozen strawberries.] Kirkland Signature frozen strawberries. Right: Great Value frozen strawberries.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityKirkland Signature frozen strawberries are $15.99 at Costco, and you get a 2.5-kilogram bag.That means you pay just $0.63 per 100 grams.Great Value frozen strawberries cost $14.98 at Walmart, and you get a 1.75-kilogram bag.That price breaks down to $0.85 per 100 grams. [H2] Frozen blueberries [IMG: Kirkland Signature frozen blueberries. Right: Great Value frozen blueberries] Kirkland Signature frozen blueberries. Right: Great Value frozen blueberries.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityCostco has a two-kilogram bag of Kirkland Signature frozen blueberries for $13.99.Walmart has a 1.75-kilogram bag of Great Value frozen blueberries for $14.98.It's $0.99 cheaper for the Kirkland product, and you get more because the bag is bigger. [H2] Ice cream bars [IMG: \u200bKirkland Signature ice cream bars. Right: Great Value ice cream bars.] Kirkland Signature ice cream bars. Right: Great Value ice cream bars.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityIt costs $16.99 for a box of 18 Kirkland Signature vanilla almond ice cream bars that are 91 millilitres each. That works out to $0.94 per bar and $1.03 per 100 millilitres.It costs $4.97 for a box of four Great Value vanilla almond ice cream bars that are 88 millilitres each.That price breaks down to $1.24 per bar and $1.27 per 100 millilitres.Both of these ice cream bars are cheaper dupes of Häagen-Dazs, but the Kirkland Signature product is the cheapest per bar and per 100 millilitres. [H2] Oat beverage [IMG: \u200bKirkland Signature oat beverage. Right: Silk oat beverage at Walmart.] Kirkland Signature oat beverage. Right: Silk oat beverage at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityYou can get a box of six 946-millilitre bottles of Kirkland Signature oat beverage for $13.49 at Costco. That works out to $2.24 per bottle and $0.23 per 100 millilitres.At Walmart, name-brand Silk oat beverage costs $2.97 for a 946-millilitre bottle. That means you pay $0.31 per 100 millilitres.It costs less to get the store-brand version at Costco because you get more of the product. [H2] Honey Nut Cheerios [IMG: \u200bHoney Nut Cheerios at Costco. Right: Honey Nut Cheerios at Walmart.] Honey Nut Cheerios at Costco. Right: Honey Nut Cheerios at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityCostco has a 1.51-kilogram box of Honey Nut Cheerios for $9.99, which breaks down to a cost of $0.66 per 100 grams.You can get a 1.3-kilogram box of Honey Nut Cheerios for $9.47 at Walmart, which works out to $0.72 per 100 grams. [H2] The Keg steak seasoning [IMG: \u200bThe Keg steak seasoning at Costco. Right: person holding The Keg steak seasoning at Walmart.] The Keg steak seasoning at Costco. Right: The Keg steak seasoning at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityA 1.1-kilogram tub of The Keg steak seasoning is $7.49 at Costco.Walmart has a 725-gram tub of The Keg steak seasoning for $8.47.The prices don't even have to be compared per 100 grams because the bulk-sized Costco product is cheaper than the Walmart item to begin with. [H2] Miss Vickie's chips [IMG: \u200bMiss Vickie] Miss Vickie's chips at Costco. Right: Miss Vickie's chips at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityCostco has a 572-gram bag of Miss Vickie's chips for $8.49, which works out to a cost of $1.48 per 100 grams.You can get a 200-gram bag of Miss Vickie's chips for $3.77 at Walmart, which breaks down to $1.88 per 100 grams. [H2] Bubly [IMG: cases of Bubly at Costco. Right: cases of Bubly at Walmart.] Bubly at Costco. Right: Bubly at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityCostco has a case of 32 cans of Bubly that are 355 millilitres for $15.99.That means you pay $0.49 per can and $0.14 per 100 millilitres.Walmart has a 12-pack of Bubly cans that are 355 millilitres each for $6.98.That price breaks down to $0.58 per can and $0.16 per 100 millilitres.Not only is the bulk-sized case at Costco cheaper per can and per 100 millilitres, but it also has a variety of flavours, while the case at Walmart only comes with a single flavour. [H2] Coke [IMG: cases of Coke at Costco. Right: cases of Coke at Walmart.] Coke at Costco. Right: Coke at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityYou can get a case of 32 cans of Coke that are 355 millilitres each for $16.99 at Costco, which works out to $0.53 per can and $0.14 per 100 millilitres.It costs $7.44 for a 12-pack of Coke cans that are 355 millilitres each at Walmart, which breaks down to $0.62 per can and $0.17 per 100 millilitres. [H2] Chocolate-dipped granola bars [IMG: \u200bKirkland Signature chocolate-dipped granola bars at Costco. Right: Dipps granola bars at Walmart.] Kirkland Signature chocolate-dipped granola bars at Costco. Right: Dipps granola bars at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityIt costs $16.99 for a 1.49-kilogram box of Kirkland Signature chocolate-dipped granola bars at Costco, which are dupes of Dipps granola bars. That means you pay $1.14 per 100 grams.You can get a 935-gram box of the name-brand Dipps for $16.97 at Walmart.That cost works out to $1.81 per 100 grams. [H2] Chocolate chip granola bars [IMG: \u200bKirkland Signature chocolate chip granola bars. Right: Great Value chocolate chip granola bars at Walmart.] Kirkland Signature chocolate chip granola bars. Right: Great Value chocolate chip granola bars at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityIt costs $13.49 for a 1.54-kilogram box of Kirkland Signature chocolate chip granola bars at Costco.That price breaks down to $0.87 per 100 grams.It costs $11.97 for a 630-gram box of Great Value chocolate chip granola bars at Walmart.That works out to $1.90 per 100 grams.Costco's store brand version is $1.03 cheaper per 100 grams. [H2] Rice Krispies Squares [IMG: \u200bRice Krispies Squares at Costco. Right: Rice Krispies Squares at Walmart.] Rice Krispies Squares at Costco. Right: Rice Krispies Squares at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityCostco has a 1.18-kilogram box of Rice Krispies Squares for $13.49, which works out to $1.14 per 100 grams.Walmart has a 660-gram box of Rice Krispies Squares for $9.97, which breaks down to $1.51 per 100 grams. [H2] Oreo cookies [IMG: \u200bOreo cookies at Costco. Right: Oreos at Walmart.] Oreo cookies at Costco. Right: Oreos at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityYou can get a box of Oreo cookies with four 500-gram sleeves for $15.99, which breaks down to a cost of $0.79 per 100 grams.At Walmart, you can get a 685-gram pack of Oreo cookies for $6.08. That price works out to a cost of $0.88 per 100 grams. [H2] Orville Redenbacher microwave popcorn [IMG: \u200bOrville Redenbacher microwave popcorn at Costco. Right: Orville Redenbacher microwave popcorn at Walmart.] Orville Redenbacher microwave popcorn at Costco. Right: Orville Redenbacher microwave popcorn at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityIt costs $11.49 for a 1.92-kilogram box of Orville Redenbacher microwave popcorn at Costco. You get 24 bags in each box.That means you pay $0.47 per bag and $0.59 per 100 grams.Walmart has a 456-gram box of Orville Redenbacher microwave popcorn for $5.46. You get six bags in each box.That price and product size mean you pay $0.91 per bag and $1.19 per 100 grams. [H2] Brookside chocolate [IMG: \u200bBrookside chocolate at Costco. Right: Brookside chocolate at Walmart.] Brookside chocolate at Costco. Right: Brookside chocolate at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityCostco has an 850-gram bag of Brookside chocolate-covered acai and blueberries for $13.99, which works out to $1.64 per 100 grams.Walmart has a 595-gram bag of Brookside chocolate-covered acai and blueberries for $12.78, which breaks down to $2.14 per 100 grams. [H2] Ziploc bags [IMG: \u200bZiploc bags at Costco. Right: Ziploc bags at Walmart.] Ziploc bags at Costco. Right: Ziploc bags at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityYou can get a pack of Ziploc sandwich bags for $19.99 at Costco that comes with 600 bags.That means you pay just $0.03 per bag.At Walmart, you can get a pack of Ziploc sandwich bags for $5.98 that comes with 100 bags.That cost works out to $0.05 per bag. [H2] Scotties tissues [IMG: \u200bScotties tissues at Costco. Right: Scotties tissue at Walmart.] Scotties tissues at Costco. Right: Scotties tissue at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityIt costs $27.99 for a pack of Scotties facial tissues that comes with 21 boxes at Costco, which works out to $1.33 per box.It costs $24.97 for a pack of Scotties tissues that comes with 18 boxes at Walmart, which breaks down to $1.38 per box. [H2] Downy laundry beads [IMG: \u200bDowny Unstopables laundry beads at Costco. Right: Downy Unstopables laundry beads at Walmart.] Downy Unstopables laundry beads at Costco. Right: Downy Unstopables laundry beads at Walmart.Lisa Belmonte | NarcityCostco has a 1.13-kilogram bottle of Downy Unstopables laundry beads for $24.99.That means you pay $2.21 per 100 grams.Walmart has an 853-gram bottle of Downy Unstopables laundry beads for $24.97.That cost breaks down to $2.92 per 100 grams.These prices are confirmed at the time of publishing, but they can change at any time. Taxes and fees may not be included.walmart canadacostco canadaCanadaMoney Lisa Belmonte [H3] Senior Writer Lisa Belmonte (she/her) is a Senior Writer with Narcity Media. After graduating with a Bachelor of Journalism from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), she joined the Narcity team. Lisa covers news and notices from across the country from a Canada-wide perspective. Her early coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic earned Narcity its first-ever national journalism award nomination. [H2] 16 products that have a better value at Costco than at Dollarama [H3] You can actually get more bang for your buck at the wholesale retailer. [H2] 24 Costco snacks that are worth buying even if you live alone [H3] You might want to add these to your grocery list! 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