It definitely depends the beer, La Fin du Monde (fitting name) used to have an entire section for aging that I found on the archive, 2-5 years at 12.5c, 9% so helps it that way. They're (Unibroue) owned by Sleeman who is owned by Sapporo, based in Québec, recall a lot of their beer being quite decent.
Edit: Site still has aging info but it's more of a general guide over beer specific
If hot cereal is your thing, apparently Red River Cereal is Canadian again, was bought by Smucker's a while back. I liked it but I like cream of wheat and flax.
They have a bunch of others too, just red river's the classic
They had a really decent boxing day sale and I splurged a bit, do the same. Came across their woodfill pla through one of the others I linked, spool3d, was pretty happy with it, glad I checked out their other stuff.
Thanks! Prusa dealer in Canada is a good resource, duties and shipping on my mk3s sucked.
I can't say I do but would be willing to take a risk with those prices, $21 cad for a spool of abs and $22 for petg is super reasonable IMO.
You reminded me about Canadian Filaments, used their carbon capture petg and pla before, prints well but does like a slightly larger nozzle. They're out of Edmonton I think.
Very happy to have multiple sources in Canada for filament if only for shipping, importing prusament is brutally expensive the one time I did that. Thanks for the recommendations.
3dprintingcanada is the closest to me, been meaning to look at them, thanks for the recommendations!
I know you said power tools, semi related there are Canadian hand tools, Gray Tools, recall them being solid. You have Veritas tools as well for woodworking.
The lcbo is one of the largest liquor purchasers on the planet, brings in $2.5 billion as of last year to the Ontario government.
Oh for sure, there's exceptions to the rule, I've been fooled too. Peste Noir, Drudkh, Deathspell Omega, Burzum all end up on essentials lists, definitely contributes.
Wikipedia still lists their head office in Toronto, at least Rakuten is Japanese if that makes it any better?
AFAIK they're still one of the better (if not least worst) ereader options, calibre works great with them and they tie into the eBook platform used by pretty much every library I have a card with (go check your library, there's card sharing between some of them and some cities will give you a card for working there, our libraries are a treasured resource).