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Every year, she donates a percentage of sales to the ‘Canadian Organic Growers’, ‘Canadian Honey Council’ and ‘1% for the Planet’. She is passionate about sourcing from small farms and companies across Canada, that hold the same quality of standards. Now certified holistic aesthetician and aromatherapist, Julie Clark when began creating blends in her kitchen, after struggling with eczema and allergies all her life.

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They hand-blend ingredients like maple syrup from Quebec, organic seaweed from Nova Scotia, organic beeswax from Alberta, and tons of other pure mixes that even work on extremely sensitive skin (trust me, I get it). All of these products are sourced from the highest organic ingredients that come from every Canadian Province. Proudly Canadian and vegan, the face and body line are my favourite oil-based products to use. Province Apothecary Image via Instagram/ Products: Beauty & Personal Care Hopefully, this will inspire you to do the same. I want to continue to encourage the production and use of Canadian-made goods, products, and services as much as possible. It will be updated as I discover new or other noteworthy local favourites. When I began searching the internet to find companies, I was unable to find a decent or comprehensive list of Ontario made products and brands.Īfter much research and testing, I am sharing with you my curated list of all my favourite Ontario made products and Ontario-started businesses. I have started to make a conscious effort to incorporate more products that are made in Ontario. It is always rewarding to purchase from local businesses whenever possible, as well as support ethically sourced products.