While summer in Toronto is sadly coming to a close, we still have a few more months before the extreme cold weather hits and everything turns white — but you wouldn't know it from walking down a Dollarama aisle.

It's no secret thatChristmas decorations often show up quite earlyin Toronto stores, but this year Dollarama is getting an even earlier head start on the holiday by selling a variety of crafty Christmas items in September.

So we're in the back-to-school retail season. Thanksgiving & Hallowe'en are coming up.
And today I see Dollarama is selling Christmas decorations.
This is ridiculous & inappropriate.#Dollaramapic.twitter.com/ZaY7noSlMI

— JoeTO (@ejdoran)August 6, 2020

A number of Toronto residents have spotted the themed products on shelves in Dollarama stores and have taken to social media to share photos, with some saying they saw decorations in stores as early as the first week of August.

Dollarama is so quick to pull out decorations. In the middle of August they already have Halloween and Christmas decorations out

— sl (@shaex0)August 9, 2020

Understandably, many feel that it's simply too soon to be looking ahead to December when September just started, especially considering we still have Thanksgiving and Halloween to get through first.

Too soon!#christmasiscomingpic.twitter.com/82neCkbEZP

— Caryn Lieberman (@caryn_lieberman)September 10, 2020

But Dollarama isn't the only store that appears to be getting a head start on selling products for the holiday season — as Christmas decorations have also been spotted in Costco stores in Toronto.

Forget Halloween & Thanksgiving, it’s Christmas at@costcocanada
⛄️pic.twitter.com/GP4WZOmIrL

— Zina (@Zinaa008)August 30, 2020

Considering the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic as well as the fact thatToronto is currently thinking of cancelling trick-or-treating, it's difficult to imagine what holiday celebrations will look like by the time Dec. 25 actually rolls around.

忘了tweet引人注目但闪亮标记宣告alread dollarama隆重登场y has some christmas stuff,,pic.twitter.com/7ef3AkjbdG

— amanda & (@lightsmp3)September 4, 2020

Still, there's no distraction quite like (excessively) preparing for the most wonderful time of the year.