33 More Canadian Products That Beat Their American Equivalents By A Landslide (2025)

The tariff beef (or I guess you could call it a trade war) between Canada and the US is still an ongoing source of tension. Because of this, tons of us Canadians are committed to boycotting American goods.

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A few days ago, I shared a list of Canadian brands that people swear are better than American ones. And TONS of Canadians left more wonderful suggestions in the comments! So without further ado, here are even more Canadian brands that put American ones to shame:

1. "Province of Canada is an apparel company owned and operated in Toronto. 100% of their products are manufactured within Canada. The brand emphasizes the importance of local manufacturing, pride in supporting Canadian and a sustainable mission to use as much natural materials in the slow fashion process."

"They also have a one-for-one sock program, where they donate a pair of socks to shelters for every pair sold."

—minimagazine40

2. "Leclerc Celebration cookies! Made in Canada and so delicious!"

—copperlamp374

3. "American here who loves Canada. Adding Kozlik’s Canadian Mustard! Lots of variety, and Canada is one of, if not the, largest mustard seed producers in the world."

"Their old smoky mustard is a game-changer!"

—sharpglue71

4. "Caprina soaps. The best goat milk soaps around!"

—maskedarcher406

5. "I’ve been drinking Canadian wines for years. My favourite is Pelee Island Semi Sweet; it’s a merlot."

"There are others, too. Good wines."

—peacefulpony703

6. "Peace by Chocolate in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia!"

—quirkybee56

"Syrian refugees started it after coming here!"

—leahm491b1c910

7. "St. Albert Cheese! It’s the only cheese I’ll use for mac 'n cheese, and if your poutine doesn’t have St. Albert curds, I don’t want it."

—bethicap

8. "Triple O's for delicious burgers, fries, milkshakes and more!"

—modernfish62

9. "La Cocina tortilla chips are made in Manitoba and are superior."

"Like, by far. Truly."

—analeehope

"I made the switch recently, and the quality is unreal. They are vastly superior. Recommended them to a co-worker and she loved them too. Plus, same price point as American brands (at least where I get them)."

—shaeshae87

10. "Co-op gas (officially called Federated Co-operatives Limited)! The lesser of evils by a long shot!"

"Make the switch for the easiest way to keep a lot of extra money in Canada. Plus, you get dividends."

—darcyreimer

11. "Second Cup coffee!"

—homeywizard65

12. "Smash + Tess, a British Columbia-based clothing company. They make a lot of their clothes in Canada."

—cleverdaredevil791

13. "My fav is Island Farms dairy products. Sooooo creamy and tasty."

—meglynnmargaretcoyle

14. "Balzac's coffee. Oh, so good."

—homeywizard65

15. "I like Purdy's chocolates, but Rogers' Chocolates beats Purdy's, in my opinion. Nothing can beat a Victoria Cream."

—irisg2

16. "Godin guitars are some of the finest made. They're made here in Canada, and in Italy."

—artistictrout715

17. "Summer Fresh dips and salads are 100% Canadian-owned and produced in Woodbridge, Ontario ❤️."

—luckycan176

18. "Manmade is a superior Montreal-based startup that makes men's undergarments. The best quality, bar none."

—quizzyhero292

Note: This company is Canadian-owned, but they're manufactured in China.

19. "Toy Maker of Lunenburg, a fully Canadian company in Nova Scotia. Amazing products, made with love."

—goldentiger18

20. "Air North, Yukon’s Airline, is half owned by Vuntut Gwichin First Nation and the rest by other Yukon citizens. They don’t charge for up to two suitcases, serve free meals, and warm chocolate chip cookies as they approach Whitehorse."

—maskedelephant271

21. "K-so vegan queso, made in Vancouver, is so yummy. Gluten free, no yeast, no nuts."

"Incredible on baked potatoes, noodles — actually EVERYTHING. VERY YUM!"

—edgyclown12

22. "PSB Speakers, the pride of Pickering!"

"Canada's been a source of excellent and accessible speakers for generations."

—nrm75chau

Note: These are also manufactured in China.

23. "Swiss Chalet, Harvey's, and Mary Brown's!"

24. "My favourite brand is Mr. Max on the Shopping Channel. It's 100% made in Canada and from a great city, Montreal!"

—mellowmeat986

25. "Highwood Crossing organic oats, grains, and flours, out of High River, Alberta."

—boringship117

26. "ANIÁN clothing. A company on Vancouver Island that creates wool jackets and clothing from recycled wool. Impeccable quality and fit. Commitment to excellent standards and earth-friendly."

"A testament to the 'circular' argument."

—npsych90

27. "Anne Mulaire! They make the best, super-soft clothing for feminine bodies. It's all sewn right in Winnipeg by people who are treated and paid well. It's expensive, but high quality, and she's very committed to pockets. I rarely wear any other pants these days."

"It's also work-appropriate, which can be hard to find in slow fashion!

Oh, and despite being bamboo, the fabric is all manufactured in a closed-loop system. They'll also customize items to your specifications (and they do repairs very affordably!)"

—teresalooy

28. "La Canadienne, boots made in their factory in Montreal. Very comfortable and waterproof."

—stylishswan782

29. "The Great Canadian Soap Co. From Prince Edward Island. They have soaps, lip gloss, hand creams — all made with goat milk — great for people with allergies and sensitive skin."

—goldengiant812

30. "Robertson's Candy and Confectionery, made in Truro, Nova Scotia."

—clevershark196

31. "Reid's Dairy. Best chocolate milk on the planet!"

—nostalgicjaguar44

32. "Poppy & Peonies is a Métis female-founded, cruelty-free, Canadian accessory brand. Great bags!"

—laughingzebra5036

33. And finally: "Ganong Bros. Limited chocolates from Saint Stephen, New Brunswick."

—lovelyrocket94

What's your favourite Canadian-owned product or brand? Tell me in the comments below!

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