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Located on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, Blue Wonder™ microfibre is crafted from a unique patented blend of high-quality nylon and polyester resulting in the ultra-absorbent Blue Wonder™ microfibre.

Situated in Edmonton, Alberta, Delavoye Chocolate Maker offers a unique culinary adventure that enhances the craft of chocolate making.

They've got "Made in Canada" labels on their shelves for some products, but inspection of some of those products show "designed in Canada, product of USA" or "copyright Pet Value Canada, made in USA".

They have more Canadian stuff than most stores, but their labeling sucks.

Oma’s Pantrē, located in Hepburn, Saskatchewan, specializes in crafting premium latte syrups, enabling customers to enjoy café-quality drinks at home.

Vagabond, a family-run Canadian business nestled on a farm west of Bowden, Alberta, crafts pet products with care.

Located in Whitehorse, Yukon, the story of the Circle D Ranch began in 1962. Today, they manage an elk herd and beef cattle, expanding into Haskap and black currant berries, and kale for commercial production.

Situated on Dunn Lake Road in Thompson-Nicola O, British Columbia, 4 Bar S Ranch are a family-owned business based in Chu Chua, BC. Our farming operation focuses on a variety of products, including meats and fresh farm produce and value added products like wool dryer balls.

Pueblo Chili Co., now located in Regina, Saskatchewan, blends artistic design with culinary expertise, creating hot sauces that are as visually appealing as they are flavourful.

Nestled on Oceanview Drive in Long Beach, Newfoundland and Labrador, Gary Bursey Fine Furniture crafts heirloom-quality Shaker and Mission-style furniture and built-in cabinets.

Located in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Allen Family Foods is focused on providing authentic, wholesome, “good for you” pantry staples, particularly home-style soups and sauces.

Hey all, I need to replace a few things on my in ground pool this summer and wanted to check if you had any brands I could look into?

I'm looking for a variable speed pump and a salt chlorination system made in Canada or at a minimum in the EU/JPN.

I've seen MOOV but I couldn't find any information about them other than their pump seemingly being a Chinese rebranded pump. Maybe their salt system is good (?)

Thanks!

Edit: BTW summer is coming so any Canadian made pool equipment is always a welcomed suggestion!

The complex supply chain that carries books from publishing houses to Canadians’ shelves often requires them to be printed or warehoused in the United States – especially among the major multinational publishers, which account for the vast majority of books sold in Canada. Mr. Carney’s book, for instance, was published by Penguin Random House Canada’s Signal imprint. It’s one of potentially thousands of books written by Canadian authors and published by a Canadian house that is still made in the United States, and could therefore be susceptible to countertariffs.

This dynamic both complicates the easy sloganeering of “Buy Canadian” and, should countertariffs be imposed on U.S.-printed books, could threaten the well-being of independent bookstores, which already face thin margins and steep competition from much larger retailers Indigo and Amazon, the latter of which also has capacity to print books on demand in Canada.

Bookstores could also be forced to either absorb major price increases, leaving less revenue for overhead costs, or pass the increases onto consumers. Those readers could easily seek cheaper books online, such as through Amazon, which could more easily handle price increases because of its massive scale.

“The difference this will make to Americans will be negligible at best,” Mr. MacKay said in an interview after posting about the Mr. Carney book conundrum on social media. While countertariffs might be helpful in a trade war, even if Canada wins, putting them on books could mean ”the entire Canadian publishing and bookselling industry will be extinct,” he added.

Because consumers seek out specific titles, “we know that readers will not likely substitute a book arriving via the U.S. for a Canadian printed and warehoused book,” Ms. Carter and Ms. Reisman wrote. “At this time there is nowhere near the capacity in Canada to handle all of our printing and warehousing.”

In an e-mail, Ms. Carter said tariffs on U.S.-printed books would “be devastating for independent bookstores and a serious threat to their survival.”

Located in Fort Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan, Tumbler & Rocks, a family-owned company, blends distilling and agricultural roots into ready-to-pour cocktails.

Sweet Capone’s in Red Deer, Alberta, is renowned for its signature cannoli, a dessert featuring a light, flaky exterior and a delicately sweet filling.

StumpCraft, a Calgary, Alberta workshop, specializes in crafting laser-cut, heirloom-quality jigsaw puzzles.

33 Acres Brewing Company, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, embodies a minimalist, West Coast style. They focus on crafting high-quality, balanced beers, from crisp lagers to innovative sours, reflecting a refined palate.

They’re Indigenous owned and operated.

In Lumby, British Columbia, Rouck Bros Log Home & Cabin Building caters to DIY enthusiasts, providing machined profile logs that create finished interior and exterior walls with superior insulation.

Chickweed Arts ( Miqqaviat Sanatujut ᒥᖅᑲᕕᐊᑦ ᓴᓇᑐᔪᑦ ), located in Iqaluit, Nunavut, is an independent film production company.