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Are you tired of always paying in U.S. dollars? Even on a Canadian website?
Everything in our store is priced in CANADIAN DOLLARS, even the shipping.
SHIPPING
OK, sure, most of the stuff is shipped from the USA ‘cause that’s just the way it is, EH. But you’re still paying in CANADIAN DOLLARS!
AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE
And get this - we ship WORLDWIDE! But we still charge in CANADIAN DOLLARS. So, you don’t need to live in Canada to get this cool Canadian stuff. Our Latest Designs
Snowbirds Returning
The Canadian Collection
I’m Canadian
You Might be a Canadian if:
- You know where the local Timmy’s is.
- You order a double-double.
- Someone bumps into you and YOU say sorry!
- You love butter tarts. (click here for Vicky’s favourite butter tart recipe.)
- A bunch of you get together and a hockey game breaks out.
- You can’t stop saying sorry - - or eh - - or sorry, eh.
- You’re known worldwide as a nice person.
7 of Canada’s Lesser Known National Parks Worth Visiting
With the release of Parks Canada’s Discovery Pass, which entitles holders to visit any of the country’s 46 national parks for free in 2017, a record number of visitors are expected to flock to popular parks. Skip the crowds and explore one of these lesser-known spots. 1. Terra Nova…
Beavers reported on the Yukon tundra for the first time
Canada’s national animal has been turning up in some unexpected places lately, and while there are different theories about how exactly the beaver has managed to gain a foothold in the Arctic tundra, a recent report says climate change is likely a factor. In 2008 and 2009, Inuvialuit hunters…
French’s catches up to patriotic demand with all-Canadian ketchup starting now
It’s been more than a year since ketchup was thrust under the nationalistic limelight, as one man’s Facebook campaign to get Canadians to boycott market leader Heinz for closing its Canadian factory went viral, and boosted the popularity of rivals such as French’s in the process. French’s was eager to…
6 tips for Canadians travelling to the U.S. in the Trump era
From travel bans and social media scrutiny to what happens if you admit smoking marijuana or get caught in a lie, here are six things about U.S. border rules you should know. 1. The Trump travel ban Anyone holding a Canadian passport should theoretically be fine, but things could still…
Ouimet Canyon: a northwestern birding hotspot
Ouimet Canyon Provincial Park has a variety of upland and lowland habitats, and therefore supports a wide diversity of birds. When entering the park, there is an upland stand of Trembling Aspen and White Birch on the west side of the road. On the east side is an open water…
5 surreal wonders to explore near Toronto
Ontario is a province packed with natural wonders and surreal places to explore. Fortunately, a number of these other worldly spots are within a reasonable drive of Toronto. From waterfalls to grottos, there’s plenty to astound the senses within a short trip of the city. Here are five surreal wonders to…
You Need To Visit This Creepy Ghost Town Near Ottawa
Ottawa is known for having its fair share of haunted buildings, but one rarely talked about scary sight is an abandoned town just an hour’s away from downtown. Just outside of Perth is Allan’s Mills – an abandoned mining town that became vacant in the 19th century. While not necessarily haunted, to this day,…
4 Canadian National Parks You Need To Visit This Summer
Admission to Canada’s national parks is free in 2017, and it’s time to start taking advantage. Parks Canada is offering free 2017 Discover Passes to commemorate the Great White North’s 150th anniversary, and that means you gain admission-free access to all of the country’s historic sites, marine conservation areas and…
Great Lakes water levels are uncommonly high this spring—and still rising
Lake Erie is known for its many shallow points, but this spring, the lake’s waters seem determined to defy their reputation. Water levels have risen several inches in the last month and are way up from the usual average for this time of year. Erie isn’t the only Great Lake experiencing higher-than-usual water this…
There’s a huge butter tart festival near Toronto next month
If the idea of 150,000 ooey, gooey butter tarts makes you salivate, you should probably consider heading to the annual Ontario Butter Tart Festival and Contest on June 10. Thousands upon thousands of butter tarts from more than 50 vendors should make your two hour drive to Midland (it’s located on…