Our Local Makers.

  • Honey Bee Research Centre.

    The Honey Bee Research Centre (HBRC) at the University of Guelph provides a unique combination of advocacy, outreach, and education focused on finding explanations for declining honey bee populations. With the help of their bees HBRC produces high-quality, locally-made, 100% natural, products, including raw and processed honey, reusable food wraps, lip balms, and of course beeswax candles. 



  • Heron's Hollow Lavender Farm.

    Nestled along the banks of the Beaver River, Heron’s Hollow Lavender Farm is a sanctuary for body and soul. Since their first lavender planting, more than a decade ago, founders Janet and Fred Hale have grown this vibrant family farm into an oasis of organic wellness, nature, and music. Their cedar shrouded valley is now home to a yoga retreat space, songwriter venue, and timber frame, retreat where they dry and prepare a wide range of lavender-infused and inspired products, including essential oils, soaps, teas, bath bombs, creams, and more!

  • Debora's Chocolates.

    Debora’s Chocolates has been going above and beyond the imaginations of chocolate and candy lovers for over 30 years. Hand made with love on the main street in Erin, Ontario, these chocolates are the benchmark for excellence. Initially run by Debora, and now owned and run by Donna and team who have perfected their craft, bringing customers nothing but the very best quality chocolates and candies. Even the most discerning chocolate lovers will awaken their senses the very moment one of our delicious truffles greets their taste buds. Fresh ingredients are used to create delicious treats year-round- always preservative free.

Over 70% of the kit is made in
The Greater Toronto Bioregion (GTB)

* Also known as the Greater Tkaronto Bioregion, is a natural ecosystem encompassing the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and its surrounding areas, bounded by Lake Ontario, the Niagara Escarpment, and the Oak Ridges Moraine