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Welcome to Made In Canada Gifts
We provide distinctive Canadian made art, jewellery, gifts & décor
Shop online or at our two gift galleries in Canada's capital Ottawa
We ship worldwide and offer FREE SHIPPING on orders over $99 CAD to Canada, or $99 USD to USA
Have a question? Call us at 613-729-6378
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