I’ve been using Amazon since the only thing they sold was books, back in the early aughts. No more!

If you are doing some gardening this spring, look to see where your products are made! I recommend this Canadian brand, which is widely available in western Canada and parts of the east: My Gardening Products

There’s a shop in my town that refills the canisters for $6, so I just go there for that. Also, I’ve found a number of websites that ship large amounts of syrup (2 or 4 liters at a time) from Canada with an easy web search. I couldn’t see where the syrup was actually produced, however.

Yup. If you can’t fix it yourself, ** you don’t own it.**

I know! That wasn’t the prettiest game but that was a wild ending…

Yeesh, Not sure what’s worse, that Edmonton can’t stop taking dumb penalties or that Carolina can’t score on the power play. Nobody’s looking very good out there yet!

If they start losing to the Sharks, I might be concerned! One goal closer to that big record, at least…

Thanks!!! I had no idea about FreeTube and it looks awesome :)

They’ve got it all. I’ve never used it for a pharmacy but they sell vinyl records and physical media, camera stuff, toys, food, cosmetics, and all sorts of things.

I’ve noticed a lot of people on Bulk Barn’s facebook page spamming them with requests for clear country of origin labels for every product. Hopefully they act on it.

Maynards is made in Canada. Not Canadian owned, but made in Canada. Fuzzy peaches are brilliant.

Question for you: are pretty much all of the users Canadian or in Canada? Is it possible to tell?