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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 $120 CAD to Canada, or $120 USD to USA
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The Beaver: A National Symbol of Canada
May 01, 2019
How did the beaver become one of the most well-known symbols of Canada and Canadian culture? Well, grab a snack (maybe a large tree would be nice?) and read on to find out!
Quttinirpaaq National Park: The Northernmost Tip of Canada
April 10, 2019
After our last post celebrating the 20th birthday of Nunavut, we're coming back with another great post about Canada's far north, this time featuring the stunning Quttinirpaaq National Park.
Happy 20th Birthday Nunavut!
April 01, 2019
Nunavut became an official territory on April 1st, 1999. Today, we celebrate the birthday of this amazing Canadian territory!Subscribe
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