How do we know it is Canadian: Opengov.ca lists XInfo Technology Inc. as having an address at 61 Moraine Hill Dr. Scarborough ON M1T 2A3, 1-10 employees, and it was incorporated in 2004-05-04
 
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How do we know it is Canadian: Linkedin Page says ” CloudTax Software Development Toronto, M5G… 250 Yonge St Toronto, M5G M5G, CA” and has a post saying “built for Canadians, by Canadians”
 
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How do we know it is Canadian: Company Website says: “Designed and made in Canada” and “Made by three friendly Canadians”
 
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How do we know it is Canadian: Confirmed by email with the founder: “Our products are made and developed in Prince Edward Island as well as in Mississauga, Ontario.”
 
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How do we know it is Canadian: London drugs website identifies these items but not all Glad products as Canadian, Company website says: “GLAD® products are proudly made in Canada of global components since 1967. Our certified Zero Waste facility in Orangeville, ON produces over 40 quality products for Canadian households.”
 
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How do we know it is Canadian: Confirmed by email from the company: “Yes I can confirm all our products are made in Canada.” Company website says “Made in Canada”
 
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How do we know it is Canadian: Marked as prepared in Canada
 
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How do we know it is Canadian: Company website says: “La Fourmi granolas are made in Montreal. Our small factory is located in a century-old building, rich in history, near the Lachine Canal. Our goal is to maximize the use of organic and local (from Quebec), fair trade and natural ingredients.”
 
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How do we know it is Canadian: All products appear to be listed on Aliments Du Quebec website. The companies website emphasizes local ingredient sourcing where possible.
 
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How do we know it is Canadian: Confirmed by email from the company: “Yes we purchase all ingredients locally and we manufacture by Montrealers for Canadians. Our factory is at 9470A Charles de Latour in Montreal”
 
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How do we know it is Canadian: Product images on website have made in Canada labels, the caffeinated oat bars have no visible marking
 
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How do we know it is Canadian: Website says “Every Free Label garment is cut and sewn in Canada. While supporting the local economy is hugely important to us, the reason we choose to produce locally in Toronto and Vancouver is because this allows us to ensure our garments are made by happy hands. Our factory partners are all within a 10 minute drive of our Vancouver office. We visit with them nearly every week to discuss new designs, check in on production, and sometimes just to drop by with coffee or treats!”
 
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