Category Archives: Ontario

Bracebridge

canoe paddles

“Every paddle we make is hand carved from a solid piece of select-grade hardwood and finished with a wet oil sanding and multiple coats of gloss spar varnish.

Our long, slender blades are fully cambered with finely tapered edges to glide easily and quietly through the water. Oval shafts add strength to these rugged tripping paddles while keeping the weight down. They are comfortable to hold and properly balanced. Our pear shaped grips are well rounded to fit your hand and oiled instead of varnished for a smoother feel and to help prevent blisters from forming.”

1300 Bonnie Lake Road, RR#2
Bracebridge
Ontario
Canada
P1L 1W9

E-mail: Fllikker@aol.com
Telephone: 705-645-6884

http://www.turtlepaddle.com/

New Liskeard

“Teal Paddles and Canoe Yokes
Teal paddles and yokes originated in the midst of northern Ontario’s lakes and rivers in 1972. Since then, they have been distributed to canoe enthusiasts through out the world.

We make one piece paddles of birch, cherry, poplar and ash woods. They are durable, reliable and affordable.”

Shellane Woodworking
Russell and Audrey Shelton
825462 Sawmill Road R.R.#1
New Liskeard, Ontario
P0J 1P0
Phone: 1-705-647-6205
Fax: 1-705-647-4649
E-mail: tealinaround@yahoo.com

http://www.tealpaddles.com/

Hastings

canoe paddles

“In 1971, seventeen year old John Bell began his paddle making career as an employee of North Country Paddle Company in Millbrook, Ontario, Canada.
After many years of experience in the industry, John established Redtail Paddle, dedicated to supplying quality handcrafted paddles that are both affordable and backed with excellent service.”

79 Front St.
Handcrafted Paddles Hastings, ON, Canada
“A symbol of Excellence”
sales@redtailpaddle.com

http://www.redtailpaddle.com/

Kingston

canoe paddles

“Custom handcrafted wood and composite paddles for the discriminating paddler.

Echo Paddles are each hand made to your specifications from sustainably harvested local wood. Most of the wood that goes into an Echo has been selectively cut from the property surrounding the Echo shop, as part of the Managed Forest Program. Any other wood is purchased as sustainably harvested wood, preferably from local sources.”

Echo Paddles
111 James St.
Kingston, ON
K7K 1Z5
613-542-4951

http://www.echopaddles.com/

Minden

canoe paddles

“Kettlewell paddles are all hand-carved of a single piece of wood. Hand carving ensures maximum use of the characteristics of each individual piece of wood. It also makes it possible to balance each paddle. Proper balance means the paddle can be held very lightly, never clenched. Hand-carving means that every blade can be perfectly smooth and symmetrical, so that the blade slips smoothly through the water like a fish, never running off or fighting the paddler. Just the right amount of flex is built into a paddle through the carving, never too much so that energy is lost, or too little so that water feels like concrete. Every paddle is tested for flex, and strength.”

Ray Kettlewell
4599 County Road 121
Minden, Ontario
K0M 2A1
CANADA

Telephone: (705) 488-3116
Fax: (705) 488-2999

Email: ray at kettlewellpaddles.com

http://www.kettlewellpaddles.com/

Napanee

“We offer Potted, Dried (spice), Infused Oils, Capsule or Liquid herbs, Loose Leaf Tea and fresh dip mixes…

We are located at 21 McDonald Cr. Just east of Napanee on Hwy. #2 then South on to Little Creek Road then on to McDonald Cr. ( you can google us for directions)

We are open Monday to Friday by appointment only from Oct.1st – Apr.1st.We can also be found on the weekends at local farmers markets (Napanee or Verona) or at various local special events all year round.”

http://www.herbhaven.ca/

Toronto

“Our soaps have always maintained the highest quality. And because people expect the same good value as when we started, our prices are kept low and competitive. None of our products have ever contained phosphates or lauryl sulphates. None of our products have ever been tested on animals. Furthermore, The Soap Works have always kept packaging to a minimum in order to create the smallest environmental footprint that we can.”

PO Box 94100, 3409 Yonge St.
Toronto, Ontario M4N 2L0
Canada
Andy@soapworksofcanada.com

http://www.puresoapworks.com

Pickering

Wind Spinners

“Our innovative Toronto made wind spinners can be used indoors or outdoors.
As they spin they reflect the sun light or house lights and create a radiating pulsating visual effect.. They also make great garden ornaments to add to the beauty of your garden. Hang them from the porch, balcony, gazebo, at the cottage, on your boat, roof overhang or from a tree on a fishing line.
While spinning, they put the light in motion to provide a very pleasant visual effect.The finest quality workmanship is put into every piece and they make unique gifts for friends and family. We also have battery operated motors (take 1 D cell) for use with the spinners and any other item you may need to spin i.e. mirror balls or decorations.”

http://www.WindSpinnersPlus.com

Toronto

solar kettles, solar sauna

“The purpose of the corporation is to develop special applications of solar energy, and to introduce them to the market, serving our customers with quality products using solar energy resources for improving their quality of life, and at the same time contributing to the reduction of humankind’s ecological footprint, and climate change.”

http://www.solarexergy.com

Oxford Mills

“Sunflower Farm CSA Supporters provide the funding for the operating costs (feed, fuel, maintenance, supplies, processing cost, etc.) of the farm to raise the beef through their cash subscriptions (shares).
By directing their beef shares to a designated charity, the Supporters become Donors to the charity, receive a charitable tax receipt and help to feed those in need.”

Maude and Wendell Joyce
Beef Producers
Sunflower Farm CSA
680 Jig Street
Oxford Mills, ON K0G 1S0
Tel: 613-875-6590
Home: 613-258-9228

http://www.sunflowerfarmcsa.com/