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.
Taste the goodness of this land. Surrounded by acres of scenic beauty, Kurtz Orchards Market stands as a testament to the lands richness and ability to produce quality foods. Savour the best of our farm estate’s products, from honey to wine jelly.…
Need a pillow with a little more substance? Kuseno makes pillows out of buckwheat and it is 100% Canadian organic. The outside is 100% cotton and the inside is 100% organic buckwheat. Owned In: British Columbia Made In Langley, BC: Pillows Cases …
Since 1988, Kushies has been offering an array of stylish products in vivid, fashion-forward prints. More than half of our products are manufactured in Stoney Creek, ON, Niagara Falls and New York. Owned In: Ontario Made In Stoney Creek, ON: Bath …
Our manufacturing facility is equipped with ten CNC machine centres, combined with a shift of highly skilled assemblers, dedicated to making products that live up to the quality and design standards you have come to expect. There is not another…
For us at L-D Tool and Die, quality is driven by your specifications and by an understanding of your true needs. Our focus on standards ensures that your finished mould will produce parts to the most exacting specifications. Our ISO 9001:2008 and…
L.M. Montgomery (Lucy Maud Montgomery) was born in Clifton (now New London), Prince Edward Island, on November 30, 1874, to Hugh John Montgomery and Clara Woolner Macneill. When Montgomery was 21 months old, her mother died of tuberculosis. Her…
We’ve lived and worked in many wine regions, but we felt the tremendous lure of Nova Scotia’s sparkling potential, and a growing desire to raise our family here. Pauline’s roots in Nova Scotia go deep, with nine generations of family farming at L&…
Our L’Ancetre Cheese Factory story begins in Centre-du-Québec, in 1986, when a number of dairy farmers decided to change their production methods. They wanted to work in an environmentally friendly way and treat the land as a living organism. In…
Formerly La Roche Des Brises, the estate located in St-Joseph-du-Lac was transformed in 2017 to become La Bullerie. Following major renovations, we finally opened our doors in the fall of 2017. Our winery is the result of a marriage between lovers…
