12 best Father's Day gifts from Canadian brands, starting under $20 (P.S. they're all available on Amazon)
Father's Day is right around the corner, and if you're celebrating your dad, grandpa or another father figure, finding the perfect Father's Day gift can be challenging, especially if you're motivated to shop for Canadian brands.
Whether your dad is into cooking, hiking, tech or running, Amazon Canada is home to a ton of gift ideas — many of which are from Canadian brands. If you want to check out Amazon's entire Canada Showcase, you can find it here. However, if you're looking for more specific gift ideas, we've compiled 12 Canadian Father's Day 2025 gifts below. There's something for readers, coffee drinkers, gardeners and more. Keep scrolling to shop the edit.
Kicking Horse coffee is roasted in the Canadian Rockies (tough place to work, eh?) and offers anything and everything a coffee lover could want. Shop the brand's ground blends, K-Cup pods and whole bean coffee, like this fan-favourite Grizzly Claw blend.
This popular sandalwood shaving cream is made right here in Canada. It's a water-based shaving cream with sandalwood essential oil and has even earned an "Amazon's Choice" title.
Dubbed one of the CBC's great books to read this spring, "How to Survive a Bear Attack: A Memoir" has been called "profoundly moving" by reviewers. If you're an avid reader, love true crime investigations and want to read more stories by Canadian authors, this is for you.
This three-litre casserole dish is made from durable 18/10 stainless steel and comes with a lifetime warranty. It's oven and dishwasher safe and works on all stovetops, even induction. If you're not in the market for a casserole dish, Meyer has an assortment of made-in-Canada cookware available, including Dutch ovens, stock pots, frying pants and complete cookware sets.
If your dad is more of a coffee pod guy, these 100 per cent compostable pods from Balzac's Coffee are a great gift idea. The "Amazon's Choice" coffee pods come in a handful of different blends and have hundreds of five-star reviews singing their praises.
This popular seasoning set is a foolproof gift for barbecue-obsessed dads. The made-in-Canada pack includes five flavours: Savoury Steak, Better Burger, Jamaican Jerk, Cajun Creole and Backyard BBQ.
In "When the Body Says No: The Cost of Hidden Stress," Dr. Gabor Maté, a Canadian physician and author, shows that emotion and psychological stress play a powerful role in the onset of chronic illness. According to one reviewer, "it could save your life."
If your dad isn't one to skip arm day, this set of adjustable dumbbells from MotionGrey (a Canadian company!) might be right up his alley. The compact dumbbells adjust from 5 to 52.5 lbs and feature ergonomically designed handles for a secure and comfortable grip.
Veradek is designed for life in Canada — seriously. The brand is known for its durable, all-weather outdoor products that actually stand up to Canada's diverse climates. Its products have been tested in extreme weather conditions and are built resistant to cracks, scratches, UV and fading. Veradek is designed in Toronto and made in Ontario.
Matty Matheson is one of Canada's most famous chefs, and his cookbook, "Home Style Cookery," includes some of his most famous recipes. At-home chefs can look forward to 135 recipes, including Molasses Bread in an Apple Juice Can, Seven-Layer Dip (the Tallest You've Ever Seen) and Sichuan Newfoundland Cod.
This daily greens powder is packed with fibres, amino acids, and antioxidants — all essentials as we age. This made-in-Canada formula contains 14 super greens, including kale, broccoli and spinach powder, coconut powder, citric acid and more.
Pelican, a Canadian brand, sells a host of kayaks, fishing and pedal boats, sleds and accessories. However, its range of paddle boards is what we're most excited about this summer. The brand's Boracay Premium Inflatable Stand-Up Paddle Board includes accessories, such as a leash, hand pump, and carry bag, along with a 10.4 ft ultra-durable inflatable SUP.
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