I'm seeing several online grocery stores now listing Canadian and local products. Stickers in store, too!

Best to check the lables, too. There are differences between "Made in Canada", "Product of Canada", "Assembled in Canada", "Packed in Canada"... Etc.

At the bare minimum, you're still supporting Canadian workers regardless of which one of those is listed on the label.

Save on has been adding tags to the shelf to indicate Canadian items

I listened to an interview with someone high up at LD (can't remember their title) and it was quite interesting hearing the logistics. Certain products (like holiday decorations) get ordered over a year out so they're harder to switch out, but it sounds like most other stuff goes up for renewal around this time so we'll see more non-American stuff by late spring. I also found it interesting they were mentioning they're really interested in sourcing more from Japan (where there aren't Canadian options) since the Yen is so low and they make a lot of good, cool, quality stuff that historically was too expensive.

They give the address of the hydroponics greenhouse in Ontario they’re grown at, so I don’t think so.

Was going to suggest this too. We use attitude for all our shower products and have been happy with them for years. +1 for their bulk refill boxes too! Also using them for all our cleaning supplies and laundry supplies too. We have a bulk refill station of their products in the laundry room haha

Their domain name should really have been madein.ca, because now it says made in caca

Costco/Kirkland is a US brand, but they do sell slightly different inventory in Canada than the US, so I guess it's possible their shampoo is from a local supplier.