- Royale diapers & toilet paper
- Niuriss baby formula
- All Clean baby wipes
- Ecomax & unscented company's soap/cleaning products (ecomax dishwasher packs work better than finish and are cheaper)
- Napoleon natural fibre BBQ bristle brush (regular wire brushes are extremely dangerous), and their Prestige BBQs (made in Canada)
- Camino sugar and chocolate (I have never tasted better brown sugar)
- Home Hardware has a lot of Canadian stuff
- Balzacs coffee beans (updated)
- QE Home Linens
Kicking Horse is now owned by Lavazza, an Italian coffee company.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/kicking-horse-lavazza-1.4129446
Another one bites the dust!
Still better than US ownership.
I gave up charmin and begrudgingly buy royale. But every time i see the irving logo, i die a bit
I thank my butthole for enduring this
PS. We need bidets in this country
Edit: i dont think napoleon grill brushes are made in canada. https://www.napoleon.com/en/ca/barbecues/made-canada
Unfortunately not made in Canada :(, but at least a Canadian company. I posted this as I saw Smarter every day's YouTube about making a made in US bristle-less BBQ brush, and wanted to see our closet option here.
Yes agree 100% about Charmin, bidets, and Royale endurance. The Japanese style toilets are the way to go.
Picquic multi screwdrivers.
I stopped using peanut butter and instead buy the Nuts to You brand sunflower seed butter. Started getting it since it's a Canadian company, and they source the sunflower seeds from Saskatchewan. It was a small adjustment at first, but I've been loving it the last few months and it's become a regular purchase.
There is an increase in cost swapping from regular peanut butter to this, but it's been a change I've thankfully been able to afford.