I came across a great online shop at provisionsmarket.ca that appears to only sell made in Canada products. It has a wide variety of product categories ranging from groceries to stationary (with personal care, decor, pottery, and kitchenware in between).
Located in Langley BC, they offer free instore pickup or flat rate local delivery options in BC’s Lower Mainland area. Outside these areas shipping rates are calculated automatically based on the size, weight and distance. Shipping is offered to all of Canada and even available worldwide, though rates are based on size, weight and distance.
To give an idea of the number and variety of items, they have a gluten free section with 153 products.
The list of categories is quite wide, and the number of items in each category is quite impressive:
Grocery: Bakery (32 items), Beverages (174 items), Condiments (270 items), Dairy (51 items), Dry Goods (71 items), Fresh Produce (201 items), Frozen Eats (50 items), Seasonings (49 items), Desserts (12 items), Snacks (240 items)
Meat and Seafood: Beef (7 items), Chicken (3 items), Pork (4 items), Seafood (28 items), Specialty (3 items), Charcuterie (5 items)
LifeStyle: Bath + Body (265 items), Home Decor (178 items), Cleaning (72 items), Flowers and Plants (115 items), Kitchenware (75 items)
That’s a total of 1,905 made in Canada items in one online market place.
They also offer 93 different Gift Baskets for any occasion.
Provisions Market is similar to other local stores we have featured on ShopCanadianStuff.ca like Signé Local, Simplitude.ca, LocalBoom.ca
I’ve asked by email for Provisions Market to clarify their exact policy on Canadian content because I noticed a Scrub Daddy for sale that I don’t think is made in Canada. I will update when they respond but their website says “We guarantee everything we feature in our store is sourced locally within Canada and we are passionate to do our part in boosting the local economy. More than 60% of our products are from BC and the rest are specialty products sourced from our neighbouring provinces. Let’s work together for a brighter future for the community we live in!”
Is there a local all Canadian store in your area? Please post it in the comments.
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