I recently tried Zerro as I needed a new toothbrush. It is a well-made product and the replaceable toothbrush heads are recyclable through TerraCycle. They also sell the Change Toothpaste tablets. Very happy with my purchase.
This is what has stopped me from switching to Peertube.
Nebula is pretty good, though alot of it just doesn't interest me. I find it's more affordable and feel the handful of creators I follow there are worth the cost.
As much as I want to switch away from YouTube, it's my main source of entertainment and I don't see the creators I follow switching to any other platforms anytime soon.
I'm new here and don't completely get how all of this works yet, but some way to label?/sidebar?/wiki? local products for the provinces. Not all brands are available everywhere in Canada, though that might start to change with bringing down the internal trade barriers.
I have always found the CBC to be reliable as they will post corrections when they get their facts wrong.
I tried Ground News for awhile but found it just as easy to compare headlines between mainstream and independent news outlets to figure out the biases. Though I agree it is an excellent source.
I recently tried Zerro as I needed a new toothbrush. It is a well-made product and the replaceable toothbrush heads are recyclable through TerraCycle. They also sell the Change Toothpaste tablets. Very happy with my purchase.
Zerro.ca
And don't forget:
Owned by a Canadian Family!
... who sold out to a USA company years ago.
This is what has stopped me from switching to Peertube.
Nebula is pretty good, though alot of it just doesn't interest me. I find it's more affordable and feel the handful of creators I follow there are worth the cost.
As much as I want to switch away from YouTube, it's my main source of entertainment and I don't see the creators I follow switching to any other platforms anytime soon.
Just wanted to say thank you. I can only imagine what it would take to make it work, being new here.
I'm new here and don't completely get how all of this works yet, but some way to label?/sidebar?/wiki? local products for the provinces. Not all brands are available everywhere in Canada, though that might start to change with bringing down the internal trade barriers.
I'm not sure. I've seen it at Canadian Tire when they have their garden centre open.
I contacted Nature's Path and they told me their cereal is made in the US.
Check this: Nature's Path
Thank you. I added this to my saved items.
Thank you for the help. I have now found the Sidebar!
Thanks! This is very helpful.
Ashley from Gardening in Canada has a YouTube Shorts video Canadian Garden Companies for Canadian/American/World gardening supply companies.
I use Promix, but she also suggests the Sunshine growing mixes.
I have always found the CBC to be reliable as they will post corrections when they get their facts wrong.
I tried Ground News for awhile but found it just as easy to compare headlines between mainstream and independent news outlets to figure out the biases. Though I agree it is an excellent source.