Stuff you can actually buy in Canada
Looking for the Best in Canada? From product reviews to vacation ideas, this is where you find the best in Canada. Now you can find the best products, without the frustration of finding out they aren’t available in Canada.
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Made of solid stainless steel in the USA, the Ez-Duz-It is the best can opener for most people. For a locking opener with a lifter magnet, check out the Zyliss Lock 'N Lift.
Whether you're looking for a chemical free non-stick frying pan or not, here's our roundup of the best at keeping food from sticking!
Our top choice is from Echo, with the DeWalt Flexvolt cordless chainsaw being a close second. We do recommend buying the chainsaw that works with your existing cordless tools, as long as it's not the Ryobi!
We take all 6 DeWalt Impact Drivers available and compare their specs to determine the DCF887M2 is the best balance of price and impact-torquing power.
Comparing all 7 of the 20V DeWalt hammer drills - helping you find the balance between cost, drilling torque, and hammering power.
Where canister vacuums really shine is on low pile carpet, or solid flooring. Our top pick, the Bissell Hard Floor Expert, has great suction and an entry-level price.
With dozens of mattress made in Canada, we help you pick through the stack to find the best online mattress for you.
The best bike pump will be easy to use, reliable, and not break the bank. We've found the Joe Blow Sport III to be the best floor pump for everyday use.
Comparing the features and specifications of the 13 different JBL Bluetooth Speakers in Canada.
A good surge protector will save your expensive electronic equipment. We've found the APC Surge Protector is the best option when comparing protection ability and price.
Find what components make a laptop best for video editing, and then find the right laptop for you in your price range.
Because it's right next to the ocean, Victoria BC is the warmest city in Canada.
An intermediate hike with a glacier view.
