The year 2016 seemed like a turning point for Canadian products, as the nation felt under pressure from our neighbor to the south. This feeling spurred a movement across the country to "buy local" and spend more of our dollars purchasing products made in Canada. Then Covid-19 arrived in early 2020 and this initiative was taken even more seriously as we worked to support our local economy.
The pandemic forced people to stay at home and encouraged us to become even more passionate about buying at home. We as consumers quickly became aware of the importance of shopping locally, thus contributing to the success of Canadian-made items.
At Easy-Kleen Pressure Systems, we take pride in crafting the longest-lasting pressure washers on the market. From our humble beginnings in a garage in Kars, New Brunswick, to becoming a globally recognized leader in the pressure washing industry,…
At Eat Savage our Homemade Beef Broth is handcrafted in small batches. It is made by first roasting the local Ontario grass fed (grass finished) beef bones. Once roasted, the bones are simmered for 48 hours. Organic apple cider vinegar is added to…
Eatable Popcorn – alcohol-infused gourmet popcorn features flavours inspired by classic cocktails, wine, and spirits. Indulge in a sophisticated, refined snack worthy of life’s everyday celebrations. We’re a…
The Eau Claire Distillery setting is rugged and rural, surrounded by generations-old family farms where owners produce some of the finest grain in the world. The characters backing Eau Claire match drinks business history with long standing…
It all started at Eau Vivre Winery when we (Sukh & Neetu Bajwa) first visited the Okanagan in 2005, and fell in love with the beautiful scenery & gorgeous vineyards. We soon became fascinated by the wine making process. Even when we returned…
Eby Family Honey started with an impulse. I had read an article about the concern for bees, and had watched some videos about how bees were in danger. I became interested. I dug a little deeper and realized that the Ontario Bee Association was…
Eby Manor Farm was purchased by Jim’s father Howard, in 1959. In the early 60s, Howard switched the herd from Holsteins to Guernseys, to capitalize on the existing market for the unique characteristics of Guernsey milk. The ability to market…
Echo’s Reach Organic Pork – In May of 2019 we, (my husband, our daughter and myself), moved from the Okanagan to an acreage in the Cariboo . In the Okanagan we had rented about 2 acres and started our farming life. We built a chicken…
Echo’s Reach – In May of 2019 we, (my husband, our daughter and myself), moved from the Okanagan to an acreage in the Cariboo . In the Okanagan we had rented about 2 acres and started our farming life. We built a chicken coop and bought…
The eco-concept of our mompreneur business at Echoes In The Attic is to re-fashion, re-design and re-purpose what some might deem toss-able. Echoes diverts landfill bound, XStextiles by the ton, from designers and post manufacturing to create Echoes…
