How do we know it is Canadian: Company website says “All of our products are made in-house at our facility in Canada, ensuring that we have complete control over the quality of each and every item we produce.
How do we know it is Canadian: Company website says “Fondée à Montréal en 2016, notre entreprise est fière de fabriquer tous ses chocolats à la main dans son petit atelier du quartier Hochelaga-Maisonneuve”, meaning all chocolates are hand made in their small workshop in the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve neighbourhood.
How do we know it is Canadian: Company website says “Working from their home-based studios in Winnipeg MB, these six full-time artisans bring both skill and heart to each piece they create”” and “We use only the finest materials: locally made and globally sourced beads, crystals, and gemstones, each chosen for its quality and character. ”
How do we know it is Canadian: Company website says “We are committed to manufacturing our products in Canada, specifically in Quebec, highlighting ingredients sourced from local suppliers.”
How do we know it is Canadian: Company website says “Fait Au Quebec – Made in Canada” and “Consciously made in Quebec since 2002” – in FAQ “Our clothing is made in Quebec or Ontario using sustainable practices and high quality materials,” and “Our accessories section mainly features creations by Quebec artisans; some pieces come from other regions of Canada.”
How do we know it is Canadian: Company is a retailer with a made in Canada section of the website. Only items listed under the Made in Canada section are made in Canada. Those listed under “Canadian Brands” are not made in Canada.
How do we know it is Canadian: Company website says “made in Montreal, The Gregg Homme underwear is created in Montreal” statement may not cover non-underwear products
How do we know it is Canadian: All items sold on the website show pictures with clear made in Canada labelling, most have the Ontario made logo as well.