

🐟 Another amazing authentic Canadian harvester to support: Welcome Blue Comet Seafoods! 🍁
If you love fresh wild seafood but want to avoid imported farmed fish from the grocery store, check out Blue Comet Seafoods based out of British Columbia!
They are an independent Canadian fishery offering 100% wild-caught, Ocean Wise certified BC seafood:
✅ Wild Salmon: Deep-red Sockeye, Spring (Chinook), Coho, and Pink salmon portions flash-frozen at sea.
✅ Local Shellfish & White Fish: Pacific Halibut, Black Cod (Sablefish), Lingcod, BC Spot Prawns, and King Shrimp.
✅ Smoked & Canned Goods: Incredible maple-glazed candied salmon nuggets, cold-smoked sockeye lox, and hand-packed canned wild salmon & albacore tuna with no fillers.
Every purchase ships directly from the harvester to your door, keeping our dollars in local Canadian coastal communities instead of multinational supply chains.
🛒 See their full product lineup and buy directly from them in the comment
Let's keep supporting our hardworking Canadian harvesters and makers! 🇨🇦❤️
#MadeInCanada #BuyCanadian #SupportLocal #BCSeafood #CanadianMade #WildSalmon #CanadianOwn
I put together a directory of 130+ authentic Canadian makers & alternatives (CanadianOwn). What should I add next?
Hey everyone,
Like many of you here, I got tired of seeing foreign conglomerates buy up Canadian brands or companies using maple leaf marketing for products made overseas.
Over the past few months, I have been building a free project called CanadianOwn to catalog authentic Canadian-owned brands, domestic manufacturers, and local alternatives.
Here are a few notable makers cataloged so far across different categories:
1. Clothing & Workwear:
- Stanfield's (Truro, Nova Scotia): heavy waffle thermals and wool underwear knit in Canada since 1856.
- Province of Canada (Toronto, Ontario): 100% Canadian-milled organic cotton basics and loungewear.
- Anian (Victoria, BC): rugged recycled wool overshirts and coats.
2. Footwear & Boots:
- Canada West Boots (Winnipeg, Manitoba): handcrafted Goodyear-welted leather boots.
- Baffin (Stoney Creek, Ontario): polar-tested extreme cold winter boots.
3. Pantry, Coffee & Home:
- Virgin Hill Coffee (Brome Lake, Quebec): family-owned small batch craft coffee roasters.
- Meyer Canada (Charlottetown, PEI): Canada's only domestic stainless steel cookware factory.
- Covered Bridge (Hartland, New Brunswick): kettle chips cooked from dark russet potatoes.
The directory is called CanadianOwn. It is completely free with no paywalls or logins required.
If you would like to browse the full directory or check brand ownership, let me know in the comments and I will gladly share the direct link!
What are your favourite domestic makers that deserve more recognition?