TORONTO - Mall parking lots are jammed and lineups stretch outside of stores in many major Canadian cities as shoppers jostle for Boxing Day bargains.

More: continued here

Discuss in Boxing Forum | Send to a friend.

---

Related Boxing Wire Articles...

• Consumers flock to Boxing Day sales despite slumping economy (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

  TORONTO - If consumer confidence is plummeting to an all-time low, as the economy goes from bad to worse, the >
  
  

• Canadian shoppers cash in on Boxing Day bonanza (CBC via Yahoo! Canada News)

  The economic downturn seemed to have had little effect on thousands of Canadians who waited in long lines and freezing >
  
  

• Consumers cashing in on Boxing Day bonanza - CBC.ca

  Times OnlineConsumers cashing in on Boxing Day hours agoThousands of Canadians waited in lines and crowded into malls and stores >
  
  

• Greg Kielsa beats Ray Olubowale to win Canadian heavyweight boxing title (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

  RAMA, Ont. - Former Polish champion Greg Kielsa added the Canadian heavyweight boxing title to his resume Friday night. More: >
  
  

• Becancour, Que., among four cities bidding to host world amateur boxing academy (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

  LAUSANNE, Switzerland - A Canadian city is on the shortlist to host the first world boxing academy. More: continued here >
  
  

• Three Canadians reach semis at women’s world boxing championships (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

  NINGBO CITY, China - Mary Spencer of Windsor, Ont., defeated European champion Irina Poteyeva of Russia on Tuesday to highlight >
  
  

• Boxing Day sales still strong (CBC via Yahoo! Canada News)

  If consumers are reigning in their spending this year, Vancouver retailers didn't notice it on Boxing Day. More: continued here >
  
  

• Canadian Park wins preliminary bout at women’s world boxing championships (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

  NINGBO CITY, China - Jacquiline Park of Burlington, Ont., won her preliminary bout Monday at the AIBA women's world boxing >
  
  

• Three Canadians lose quarter-final matches at world boxing championships (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

  NINGBO CITY, China - Canada failed to advance any more fighters to the semifinals of the AIBA women's world boxing >
  
  

• Canadian Olympic boxing champion Leduc dies at 47 - CBC.ca

  

  CBC.caCanadian Olympic boxing champion Leduc dies at 47CBC.caCanadian boxer Mark Leduc earned a silver medal at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. >
  
  

• CANADA REPEALS BOXING’S THREE KNOCKDOWN RULES (Philboxing)

  VANCOUVER, Canada – The Canadian Boxing Federation has repealed its rules on the three knockdowns. Under its new rules in >
  
  

• Retailers report healthy Boxing Day sales (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

  Despite fears that the economic downturn would hurt sales, retailers have reported a busy day's trade across Australia in Boxing >
  
  

• Shoppers set for huge Boxing Day sales (AAP via Yahoo!7 News)

  Shoppers across NSW will be able to grab some of the best bargains in years at the Boxing Day sales, >
  
  

• Don King’s ‘Prizefighter’ not worth the time, even for boxing fans (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

  Boxing has fallen on hard times, and so have boxing video games. More: continued here >
  
  

• Battered Molitor easily defends IBF junior featherweight boxing title (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

  RAMA, Ont. - Blood was oozing from two cuts around Steve Molitor's left eye and he was way ahead on >
  
  

• Bumper Boxing Day sales surprise many retailers (NZPA via Yahoo!Xtra News)

  Some retailers were caught by surprise when shoppers turned out for Boxing Day sales in bumper numbers, turning an expected >
  
  

• Nelson and McNeil offer Arthur help for Guzman

  EDINBURGH'S world title challenger, Alex Arthur, received a double offer yesterday aimed at boosting his chances of beating defending >
  
  

• Becancour, Que., among four cities bidding to host world boxing academy (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

  MONTREAL - Betancour, Que., is hoping to become the home of the first world boxing academy. More: continued here >
  
  

• PROMOTER SAN PEDRO WANTS TO MEET CANADIAN BOXING OFFICIALS (Philboxing)

  VANCOUVER, Canada – Filipino boxing promoter and manager Jay R. San Pedro, who is now in Toronto (six hours by >
  
  

• Appleby given ‘unbelievable’ offer to defend title against Lindsay

  British featherweight champion Paul Appleby has been made an "unbelievable" offer to defend his title against Martin Lindsay in Belfast >