​COCHRANE - A Cochrane family is working to rebuild their lives after a fire destroyed their home last week. Stephanie Loyer, her husband Eric Lamarche, and their three children lost their home, ...

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A Toronto-based, direct-to-consumer womenswear brand that aims to ‘elevate everyday basics’ to seamlessly fit into Canadian wardrobes.

As the US readies to impose a 25% tariff on Canadian goods in March (the full list of products affected is staggering🥵), many Canadians are looking for ways to support local. Thankfully, there are ...

I’m also turning to Canadian Tire instead of Amazon for general merchandise. Two great Canadian brands that are also better for the environment are Tru Earth and Nellie’s, which sell cleaning ...

Or sign-in if you have an account. In recent weeks, prevailing advice for Canadian consumers feeling powerless in a trade war with the United States has been to shop local and buy Canadian products.

Figuring out if a product is Canadian isn't always easy. Here's how to tell the difference between 'Product of Canada' and 'Made in Canada' You can save this article by registering for free here.

In the midst of global economic shifts and a renewed interest in supporting local economies, exploring Canadian-owned businesses not only celebrates our national pride but also highlights the ...

Water sharing between Canada and the United States has long been a contentious issue. In 2005, former Alberta premier Peter Lougheed warned against sharing Canada's water supply with the United States ...

4:27 ‘Buy Canadian’: Freeland suggests ‘boycott’ of US goods amid Trump tariffs UPDATE AS OF FEB. 3, 2025 AT 4:59 P.M. EASTERN: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the U.S. tariffs on Canad ...

“Purchasing from a Canadian brand means you are supporting Canadian business owners, ultimately having a ‘rock-in-the-pond’ effect helping the entire Canadian ecosystem,” says Amanda ...

It also offers a specific grocery guide. The website was created by then-Uxbridge teen Tyler Campbell during the first Trump presidency with the aim of compiling Canadian products and companies so ...