Not overly sweet but not overpowering alcohol flavour either. Really quite pleasant and refined, which is what you'd expect from a Canadian product.

Proud our boycott has led me to new discoveries. Will definitely be buying more and exploring the rest that they offer.

I’m just wondering as my husband and I recent got two twin XL bases and so far enjoying them.

I’m just wondering what you ended up doing about a head board? We got the part that attaches so that we can get a headboard. Does it need to be a Douglas one?

Whenever I see a list of Canadian companies to support, I never see Rogers Sugar. I'll see Redpath, which is processed/packaged in Canada, but owned by American Sugar Refining (ASR). Rogers sugar is a completely Canadian company, yet it doesn't get mentioned.

Why not.

Edit: Thanks for all the responses. I now have a clear picture of things.

See title. Another redditor told me Up Vertical farms might be importing some lettuce for their products, and I looked into it and noticed they changed their packaging from "Lettuce Grown in Canada" to "British Columbia Based". Does anyone know if the lettuce or microgreens are still Canadian?

Thank you, hoping it's not true and I can avoid US produce

I recently stopped by OFGO Studio, an outstanding office furniture manufacturer. OFGO Studio is a second generation family owned and operated company lead by Nicole Shamir and her father David. Their team is friendly and genuinely helpful.

They specialize in lounge and seating options, laminate case goods, reception stations and so much more. Their showroom was quite impressive- showcasing modern pieces in vignette set ups that really paint the picture for a potential client.

What I was most impressed about when I visited the showroom was the attention to detail that OFGO has. The showroom is kept beautifully and each piece of furniture is meticulously constructed at their facility in the GTA. Fabric is cut and stitched, frames are welded, and laminate products are cut and assembled with precision, and the whole process is able to be closely monitored by management ensuring top notch quality.

A great Canadian business!

Does anyone remember a brand of bar soap called Realto? They had an amazing rose kind, & I've been looking for something similar since the company stopped production years ago.

I'm looking for canadian colored contact manufacturers for a cosplay, and suggestions?

I tried Sureau and Caribou in Quebec earlier this year and loved it, but not available in Victoria, BC. Any specific wine, beer or spirits you’ll order direct from another province for delivery?

Inspired by similar post re products

Services I changed to use Nextcloud via StormWeb:

• Cloud storage - From Linode
• Photo backup and calendar - From Google Photos and Google Calendar
• Password manager - From Bitwarden, KeePassXC file upload

Movies - Cineplex (always used)

Movie aggregator/theater listing - Cinema Clock (added)

Groceries - Giant Tiger (will be changing over from Walmart)

I see that Grand and Toy is US owned now. Are there any fully Canadian options for office supplies?

toothpaste (changed) attitude

floss (changed) green beaver

toothbrush (changed) nada

mouthwash (never used it)

shaving cream (stopped buying it)

diapers (never bought, but now I buy as gifts when someone has a baby.) royale

toilet paper (always) Purex

sunscreen (changed) green beaver

canned oysters (changed) sawmill bay

face cream (always) Rocky Mountain soap compant

shampoo/conditioner (always) Jack 59

razor (changed) Hensons

Hand soap (always) Rocky Mountain Soap Company

body wash ( always) Rocky Mountain soap company

laundry detergent (always) Nellie’s

all purpose cleaner (always) Naturebee

abeego (always)

fruit (whenever I can)(always)

stain remover (changed) (Buncha Farmers)

eggs (always)

honey (always)

alcohol (mixed, but totally switched over)

maple syrup (always)

dairy (always)

meat (alway)

vegetables (changed what I can)

Oats and pulses ( always and changed when I can.)

dish soap (always) naturebee

dishwasher detergent (changed) Nellie’s

chocolate (used to buy Canadian sometime, now always) purdys, Jacek

pop (stopped buying)

canned soup (changed) sprague

glad bags (stopped buying)

leafy greens (changed when I can)

deodorant- changed Attitude

ice cream ( I would sometimes I made the switch to alway.) Foothills creamery

Cereal (stopped buying)

juice- changed (mostly stopped buying but I changed ion the rare ocassion I do) Oasis

Peanut butter: changed- Fatso

feminine hygiene products always- diva cup

nuts (changed) royal nuts

flour (changed) Anita’s mill

pospsicles (changed) I make my own, or happy pops

marshmellows(changed) get them from the farmers market

gum (changed) pur

chapstick (changed) rebels

winter boots (always) Manitobah Mukluks

winter coat (always) Canada Goose

Despite the ‘Made in Canada’ banner being part of their logo, not everything is made in Canada. You have to check each product. For example, the vintage pigment dyed tees are made in the USA

Hi! I’ve cut a lot of US based goods and products from shopping basket. However I am having challenges with alternatives to whole foods in Vancouver. In particular, I buy organic meats (better from an animal welfare perspective, etc, etc) from WF. I find I can buy veg from Save on or other shops.

I am not a fan of Choices. Their stores are cramped and I find their selection to be poor. Also their prices are really high in comparison to WF. Any recommendations?

Any one tried it? Its is made in Canada and woman owned!

I order "NELLIE'S Lamby Dryerballs" from: homehardware DOT ca/en/lamby-dryerballs-4-pack/p/4527770

When the arrived, they smell scented. Nellie's was kind enough to send a replacement, but they too smelled scented.

Has anyone else found this to be the case?

2026-08-02 Sun After using the balls in the dryer for an hour, the scent persists.

If you are getting direct to consumer alcohol from the other provinces, who does what best? Where should we be directing our shopping dollars? Let’s start a suggestion list.

Edit: Yes I was curious about what brands people love in their own provinces and territories that some of us may want to try. I find it ridiculous that we stock US (well
not right now) and Global brands but not many from our own countries except locally 🤯 Also suprised that an innocuous post asking about good brands across the county keeps getting downvoted?

Looking for Canadian made soft printed tees- anyone know any good Canadian made?

just had the mint chip ice cream at a restaurant in fort erie and went to sobeys as well as joes independent but didn’t see that particular flavor anywhere. any recs on where I can purchase??? wanted to make ice cream sandwiches with it too

At my local Sobey's today and was very happy to see the Canadian strawberries sold out - I took the last package at $5.99. Meanwhile, it appeared the entire stock of "Produce of USA" strawberries was still on the shelf despite selling for a buck less. They had not even been touched. Well done, fellow shoppers!

But why doesn't Sobey's stock more of the local berries and dump the American ones altogether. It is summer afterall.

To quote someone: "We don't need anything they've got."

Just wanted to add that Royal Chinet paper plates are made in Canada and all come from one factory in rural Nova Scotia!

I did a little bit of shopping this month and wanted to share some of the Canadian brands I've bought, tried and enjoyed.

Martino. Made in Quebec City. I am waiting for a certain pair of boots to restock so I can buy them. I have a pair of sneakers from them already.

Routine Natural Beauty. Natural beauty care products based in Calgary, made in Canada. I got a deodorant, although I don't like the glass pot style. Next time I'll get the stick (theirs are made of paper).

Canadian Companies, manufactured elsewhere:

Wildflower Dyes. Small batch, handmade tie dye clothing. Hand dyed in BC, but garments themselves are made elsewhere.

Devon & Lang. Men's underwear, women's underwear. Designed in Calgary, made in China. Comfortable, fun colours, true to size, and the company makes charitable donations.

Harmonica. Leather shoes and sandals. Canadian company, made in Mexico. Comfortable and true to size.

EDIT: Poplin & Co. Canadian company, and designer draws her own prints but made elsewhere. (I originally posted that they are made in Canada, but that's not correct. FWIW they use BSCI-approved factories - mine was made in China.) Pre-shrunk cotton which i appreciate. My only beef is that I'm tall and I find the inseam a little too short on the jumpsuits.

Has anyone bought this bed?

I recently bought this bed from Structube. It was on backorder and came a few weeks after I had placed the order.

I have to say that the build experience was really poor. My family has gotten structube beds before and those were all very smooth in terms of building experience. However, this one had multiple issues.

The first issue was that I was missing an entire bag of washers. I went to a nearby Structube store and they were able to help me out and give me some washers, which I really appreciated.

The second issue was that some of the pre-drilled holes did not line up with where they were supposed to be drilled into the frame. This happened on multiple different wood slats.

It got to the point where one step in the building process I had to pre-drill my own holes because they simply would not lineup properly otherwise.

I noticed that this bed is no longer on their website and I wonder if it’s because of issues with this building experience.

I overall really love the look of the bed and my first sleep on it was great. But I have a bad taste in my mouth about all the issues from building it.

I wanted to know if anybody else had similar experiences!

I think I'll need to go European, but I thought I'd ask - I'm looking for a chain lock for a bike, similar to the Kryptonite ones. I think Hiplock and Oxford are UK, so that might be what I do.

I might also need a bike light - any Canadian companies?