<p>The perks of online shopping are obvious: You don’t have to leave your house, deal with crowds or navigate a parking lot. That’s why around 75% of Canadians have shopped online in the last year, according to Canada Post. But extra fees always seem to be tacked on and returns can be a hassle. So which items should you be buying online to save money and time, and which still need the personalized services of staff at brick-and-mortar shops? Here’s what we found.</p>
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