Made in Canada, Built to Move
LEVs, Bicycles, Electric Cars, Snowmobiles, Canoes and Mobility devices — Canadian makers moving people forward.
Project Arrow
Zero Emissions Concept Vehicle through the joint efforts of the world-class automotive supply sector and post-secondary institutions.
Launched by The Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) of Canada, representing original equipment manufacturers of parts, equipment, tools, supplies, advanced technology, and services for the worldwide automotive industry.
Avvenire Electric Vehicles
The diverse range of eco-friendly LEVs includes Mobility Scooters, eBikes, Off-Road Bikes and e-Toys.
With a manufacturing plant in development in Clarington, Ontario, equipped to enable the design and manufacturing of cutting-edge Light Electric Vehicles (LEVs), leading the charge in sustainable transport and planning for 100 retail stores in North America. All products come with a 2-year warranty.
Driverge Canada
Canada’s wheelchair van company for mobility-challenged passengers and drivers.
A portfolio of lowered-floor vehicles with rear or side-entry systems serving both personal and commercial accessibility needs, available for the most popular van models. A steel floor has been installed, providing the required clearance and floor space for mobility devices.
Widescape
The Widescape WS250 is the original stand-up snowmobile.
The company was founded in 2018 by outdoor enthusiasts who dreamed of building snowmobiles that float on deep snow and maneuver well through dense forest.
Invented by Alain Aubut, the Origin Edition WS250 is 200lbs, powered by a custom-built 242cc 4-stroke EFI engine with liquid cooling, equipped with a continuously variable transmission and steered by a purposefully designed 12-inch single ski.
Bowhead Corp
Customizable Off-road Bikes and Wheelchairs
Adaptive Adventure-E Bikes, custom-made, such as the all-electric Bowhead Reach™ with an articulated front-end, the Bowhead RX™ with the single-pivot rear swingarm, and the Bowhead Rogue™ with one wheel in front, two in back.
In 1996, while snowboarding, Christian Bagg broke his back and was paralyzed from the waist down. The Calgary-born inventor and mechanical designer spent the last 20 years designing and building adaptive equipment. When he met Dean Miller, who shared his interest in adaptive mobility, they started Bowhead.
BEACHMAN
Hand-assembled e-bikes and motorcycles bring 1960s moped and motorcycle culture to the modern Canadian commute.
Founded in 2019 following a chance encounter at a Toronto coffee shop, Beachman is a testament to what happens when iconic retro aesthetics meet Canadian industrial grit. Co-founders Ben Taylor (a lifestyle brand visionary) and Steve Payne (a veteran audio engineer and custom bike builder) combined their talents to build an electric bike that captured the soul of a vintage café racer.
Starting with their prototype, “Bike Zero” (a modified 1979 Kawasaki with a seat made from a skateboard), Beachman has evolved into a full-scale electric vehicle manufacturer. Based in Toronto’s West End, the company now operates its own factory where every bike is hand-assembled from a blank frame. Their flagship model, the ‘64 E-Bike, offers the rugged look of a 1960s motorcycle but is street-legal as a bicycle, allowing riders to “boot around” the city with ease. With their recent automaker certification, Beachman is now expanding into light motorcycles and mopeds, ensuring that the future of Canadian transit looks—and feels—timeless.
Nova Craft Canoe
Canadian-made canoes that give paddlers special experiences in the great outdoors.
Starting with classically designed fibreglass canoes, the full catalogue adopts more advanced composite materials including aramid, basalt/Innegra, a three-layer superlinear polyethylene and carbon fibre.
Chris Rath is the Owner & President. Nova Craft Canoe is a proud supporter of organizations fostering environmental conservation and stewardship.
Mariposa Bicycles
Handbuilt by cyclists for cyclists who appreciate the quality of workmanship and design that make this bicycle unique.
Mike Barry and John Palmer built the first Mariposa in 1970. When his son retired from professional racing in 2014, the business was reborn, built with the same construction techniques and care.
Mariposa builds world-class steel lugged frames for All Road and Cyclocross, City Bikes, Mountain, Road, Touring & Randonneur, and Track.
BRIDGE Bike Works
Authentic design, engineering, manufacturing and Handmade carbon bike community.
A vision to create a better carbon bike brought founders, Mike Yakubowicz and Frank Gairdner, together, partnering with world-class brands and building an avid cycling community. The Surveyor, the debut all-road model, weighs approximately 900 grams and is built for multi-surface terrain.
Linamar Corporation
Precision metallic powertrain systems, advanced aerial work platforms and durable industrial & agricultural assemblies.
An advanced manufacturing company with two operating segments – Industrial and Mobility, creating leading-edge technology solutions that power vehicles, motion and future work.
Frank Hasenfratz came to Canada from Hungary and started a one-man machine shop in his home basement in 1964.
FLYTOTO
Flight Escapes and Private Aerial Tours of Toronto and Niagara
Provide affordable and luxurious Aerial Tours to popular Ontario attractions and destinations, including private aerial tours from Toronto to Niagara Falls, Niagara wine region, Blue Mountain, Sunrise & Sunset Tours.
Accessible from Toronto’s Buttonville Airport, 20 km from the downtown core.
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Wow, so many great Canadian products and services. Time to hunker down and make the effort to support our neighbours and buy Canadian.