Where can I find moving boxes in Regina?

1. Grocery Stores. Grocery stores are a great source for boxes. They will have all sizes.
2. Liquor stores. Boxes from a liquor store tend to be small but sturdy.
3. Bookstores. Again, bookstore boxes will be sturdy and small to medium sized.
4. Online. Yep, online. Looking online will save you time from running around. You can search online at:
   1. UsedRegina.com
   2. Kijiji Regina
   3. Uhaul Box Exchange
   4. Facebook Community Groups – There are Facebook groups for just about everything these days, and this includes your local community.
5. Dollar Stores. They’re constantly unpacking inventory and have more than they know what to do with.
6. Recycling Centers. Where do people take their unwanted cardboard boxes? Usually to a recycling center.Stop by your local recycling center and speak to the attendant if there is one, or take a peek into the cardboard box bin and see what’s available.Most of the boxes will be broken down, but a little packing tape will fix these right up.
7. Empty Boxes at Yard Sales. If you drive by a yard sale, be sure to stop by. Not only may you find some new treasures, but you might also find some free moving boxes that the owner is wanting to get rid of. Tip: Stop by yard sales near the end of the day when most of the stuff has been sold, you’ll must more likely to find empty boxes then.
8. Schools. When schools order supplies, they often come in very sturdy cardboard boxes. While the schools often reuse as many of the boxes as they can, they still have boxes that they simply don’t need. Stop by your local elementary, middle, and high schools and see if they have any boxes they’d like to get rid of. Don’t forget those community colleges and university offices either!
9. Apartment Complexes. Apartments have people moving in and out all the time. If you catch someone moving in at the right time, they may have a whole bunch of boxes they want to get rid of.
10. Family & Friends. We’re sre you have already asked. But in case you haven’t, family or friends might have boxes.
11. Dumpsters. If you aren’t afraid to look or jump in. A lot of businesses or homes don’t recycle and a quick search down the alleys or behind businesses might be a gold mine of boxes.

Still need more boxes?

If you have exhausted all searches for free boxes but need more, you may have to buy boxes. Here are a few places that sell moving boxes.

1. Uhaul 
2. Staples,
3. Home Depot,
4. Lowes
5. FedEx/UPS Stores