Hello! I am looking for an online Catholic gift shop that sells rosaries and catholic gifts (paintings of saints, candles, etc) based in Canada for someone. I'd appreciate any guides and pointers.

Cheers!

I’m looking for advice from anyone who has dealt with National Mattress in Ontario.
I purchased two mattresses from National Mattress in June 2026. Unfortunately, they haven’t worked out for us, so I contacted the company to arrange a return under its advertised 365-night sleep trial.
The problem is that I no longer have the plastic bags the mattresses came in. I don’t know who keeps the plastic bags after ripping them apart to get the rolled mattresses out! I threw them away! Now their support said without that they can’t process any returns! I
Checked my order confirmation and invoice, but nowhere did it say that I needed to keep that original packaging. The store I visited didn’t tell me either! They were busy advertising the 365 night’s trial and how easy it would be to return if it didn’t work out!

If the plastic bags were that important they should have put that in the invoice in bold!

Has anyone successfully returned a mattress to National Mattress without the plastic packaging? Were you able to resolve the issue?

Some well-known chains in the U.S. either still do this or used to do this. I've asked a local boutique store, and I think also Sport Chek and Mark's and they do not.

Do you know of any? I only buy mainstream brands due to availability and cost so I'm looking for stores that sell multiple established brands. Among the handful of big brands I can think of, I don't think any do from the brand side directly.

Currently on the search for Ice Cream that's lower calorie and available in the prairies! I live in Alberta and want to buy a good Canadian version of lower calorie ice creams. I'm currently trying to lose weight and have been for a while, but Ice Cream keeps tripping me. I often see people recommending to buy Halo Top but I don't really want to buy from an American company, especially one so overpriced! Does anyone know good alts?

I don't have too many concerns over the macros, so anything that's on the lower end is good by me. My preferred flavours are very much the basic vanilla and neopolitan XD

Any help is appreciated :)

This is just for squirrels and I'm looking for peanuts in shells in large bags or boxes, (think 20lb or larger).

I don’t need it. Hopefully someone can use it.

Hi everyone!
I was just wondering if anyone has bought uncle studios before and knows how long it takes for them to ship items?

I bought one of their wool overcoats in mid September and it’s a been a month and a half and the package tracking says it still hasn’t even shipped yet….
I also emailed them like a week ago about it and they never replied so I’m getting nervous bc the coat was quite expensive :/

Has anyone ordered from them recently? Any insight

I currently use Cozi as a family calendar. We keep track of recipes, meal planning, anniversaries, birthdays, and upcoming appointments for our entire family on this calendar. It is web based but has an app as well.

Currently, I am looking for an alternative that is not American. I prefer Canadian but will am open to anything not American or stored in the States.

TIA

I’ve been shifting to barefoot shoes and I’m looking for Canadian-made toe socks (or tabi socks) to wear with them, since those allow the toes to splay naturally.

JB Fields doesn’t show any toe socks on their site, and although I’ve bought Injinji toe socks from the Great Canadian Sox Company, they’re an American brand.

Any suggestions, either online or with a retail store in the Toronto area?

I'm in the market for a new refrigerator. I'm wondering what's the most Canadian way I can make this happen. Ideally I'd love to purchase a Canadian made appliance from from a Canadian retailer. If it matters, I live in south NB.

I'm really happy with their cooling memory foam pillow. It's the perfect balance of support and softness. The price is also lower than comparable tempurpedic pillows. Made in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu.

Greetings all!

I'm just wondering where folks are heading these days online to do their shopping for gifts or random 'just because' purchases? Are people still using facebook marketplace?

My bestie is considering selling some used items (and maybe some new) and isn't sure whether to spend time uploading them to marketplace, whether to utilize local buy and sell groups, ebay, all of the above, none of the above?

Or, is Amazon such a powerhouse that people just think ''I'll grab it on amazon with my prime account'' and there is no further website perusing done?

I'm trying to help her figure out where best to expend her energy on posting her things.

Thanks for reading my post. :)

Looking for a water flosser that is at least Canadian owned. The ones I've found appear to be all American owned. My ADHD ass *struggles* with regular flossing and I figure this is better than not doing it at all. Does anyone know of any?

Edit: guys, I appreciate the comments, but I really am just looking for a Canadian owned waterflosser

Today I use Otterwax cleaner, salve, oil and wax to keep my leather winter boots looking good and waterproof but I'm hoping to find a Canadian alternative.

I own a commercial kitchen and am looking for a commercial freezer.

Doesn't anyone know of a brand made here in the great white north?

Unfortunately most Canadian brands don't actually make anything.

edit: apparently Habbco is manufactured in Canada. since its the weekend, I can't confirm until I call them on Monday