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Like the title says. Is there a Canadian equivalent to Shelly sensors and switches?

Alternatively, Shelly is made in Bulgaria.... So at least it isn't American, is there a Canadian distributor?

And if there isn't, it sounds like a business opportunity...

Seeing as they're getting targeted right now and are first on trump's chopping block...

I mean, it's not like we buy lumps of steel but... I dunno, I figure I'd turn it to the wisdom of the crowds. I know steel/aluminum are mostly input products but there have to be finished products from friendly countries/Canada which use steel and aluminum and thus support our industry, albeit indirectly, right?

Silk brand is made in the USA. Earth's own is Canadian.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/40524643

https://cinny.pendora.io/

Come join the instance to secure the comms within our vast lands, It's small right now with 10 users.

Just came across this while scrolling pixelfed!

A Canadian hosted search engine.

I have been using Ecosia, but will have to try this out.

I've got a handful of domains coming up for renewal. Do you know of a low-cost Canadian Registrar that supports scripted/API management so I can keep my dynamic DNS updated?

I know about EasyDNS, but they want an extra $20/yr/domain for dynamic DNS. All the other Canadian registars I've looked at have no API support.

Looking for coffee

Trying to replace all my US based big-tech choices for Canadian alternatives.

Main ones:

• cloudflare (domain and site hosting)
• bitwarden
• discord (a true alternative, but not sure if there is one)

Willing to hear of other recommendations for daily software as well :)

This has been the best peanut butter I've ever had, but it's a product of the USA. I just love the taste the dark roast adds. I've never seen any other brands that do the same thing. Any suggestions out there?

This is an update to: List of American owned media pretending to be Canadian, infiltrating Canadian culture and politics.

It is licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0.

Hey everyone.

I thought I’d make a post for anyone to comment on with suggestions they’d like to see in this community. Seeing as it’s starting to get quite a bit more active, and now that we have several mods, we should probably make it more professional looking, with a proper sidebar and maybe some other features you might have seen in another community that you liked.

If anyone has seen ideas they’d like to see here, feel free to suggest them in the comments on this post and myself and the other mods can possibly implement them. I’ll leave this post pinned so it’s easy to access, in case you read this and have an idea later on.

Ok, so I've nailed yeast down to Instaferm, which is made by a company out of Montreal. The problem is, I can't really find it locally (Durham Region, Ontario)!

Our Metro says "out of stock", and all other places are online.

Are there any known retailers of this stuff? It's frustrating that stores like Sobeys don't have online ordering so you can at least see what they carry.

I live very close to Foodbasics, Nofrills, RCSS, Freshco, Metro, Sobeys... and of course, American stores like Walmart, which I'm sooooooo over by now. LOL

I am trying to kick Reddit, I get a lot of my Saskatchewan news from there and I am in a lot of groups so I can scroll and see things. What are some groups I can join here that are a good idea?

At present 50% of the company's chocolates in Canada came from the U.S., and the rest from Europe.

"We are able to source 100% from Europe," Lechner told Reuters.

Lindt, whose products include Lindor chocolate balls, has already built up inventories in Canada from the U.S. to give it time to change its supply chain, which it expects to complete by the middle of the year.

Chief Financial Officer Martin Hug said it would be slightly more expensive to transport chocolate to Canada from Europe but it would cost less than if tariffs were imposed.

I would love to see more companies move in this direction. It's not perfect, but at least they are trying, and I think that's great.

I'm an Ontario resident, and I had been planing a trip to Alaska. For obvious reason, I'm re-routing to BC for glacier.

I have several doubts about this trip:

1. As a first-time traveller for glacier, which park/route do you suggest?
2. I'm not a fan of hiking. Can I stay on the driveway?
3. I'm planning a 5-day trip. Is it too short?

Thank you!

Saw this over on the other site. Seems like a fantastic idea.

The online retailer is based in Vancouver. They have 2 physical stores in Vancouver and Surrey.

Discovered maple toothbrushes today! Grown and manufactured in Canada, and affordable!

https://shop.olabamboo.com/en/collections/all-products/products/economy-pack-of-8-ola-cycle-toothbrushes?variant=41053267099742

I have a bunch of gold and silver maple leaf coins and I am pretty sure that there are more Canadian products available in our stores (I live in Austria).

Screw trade tariffs.

I just posted on Mastodon about these greeting cards and figured I post here as well. Beautiful handmade cards from Chilliwack BC. I just got my first order and I am very happy. Go check them out!

Cheese sandwich crackers for reference here. Product of USA.