Gifts from Canadian brands

A big shared gift for a couple who travel often, or to kick off a planned trip.

The simplest good e-reader for someone who reads mostly novels.

A compact reader for a student or commuter who wants something better than a phone for long reads.

A do-everything layer for someone who hikes, skis or walks the dog year-round.

An easy winter gift for someone who likes the brand but does not need another jacket.

A simple stocking gift for a partner who spends winter outside.

A comfortable layer for a partner who lives in hoodies at home.

A good pick for a partner who likes a calm, scented room at the end of the day.

A calming addition to a mom's bedroom or reading corner.

A hands-on gift for a teen or adult who wants to learn coding, electronics or home-server projects.

An easy winter stocking gift for a partner who keeps losing toques.

Suits a partner who wants one light bag for commuting and travel.

A good fit for a heavy reader who also reads comics or cookbooks, or likes to annotate.

Handy for travel days, short hikes or walking around a city with a phone, keys and wallet.

A practical winter pick for a runner or skier.

Suits a partner who wants a warm layer under a winter coat.

Fits a partner who travels for work and wants a familiar scent in a hotel room.

A stocking surprise for a young collector.

A good first backpack for a child starting school.

An inexpensive stocking gift for a preschooler.

Useful for the partner who plans the trips and carries everyone's passports.

A stocking gift for a Minecraft fan.

Suits an active kid who wants an RC toy that works in the backyard in winter.

An unusual science-meets-wellness gift for a data lover trying to build a meditation habit.

A tidy upgrade for a partner who is always digging for their boarding pass at the gate.

A cheap classic stocking stuffer for a teen who likes puzzles.

A pocket gift for a partner with a long commute or a stressful job.

An easy, crowd-pleasing coffee for a coworker or teacher from a well-known Canadian roaster.

A small self-care gift for a partner who takes long baths.

A nicely packaged under-$20 gift for a tea drinker.

A daily December treat for a tea-drinking partner, and something to share in the evenings.

A cozy cabin-style stocking stuffer that suits almost anyone.

A small, unusual food gift for a host or a coworker who cooks.

A low-cost token for a dog person in a secret-santa draw.

Gives a coffee-loving partner something new to try on a regular schedule.

An inexpensive way to make someone's existing winter boots warmer.

A compact stocking stuffer for someone who makes matcha lattes at home.

Works as a two-person gift for a couple who like a quiet pot of tea together.

A versatile layer for someone who walks, hikes or works outside in the shoulder seasons.

A tea sampler with a Canadian theme (maple, Georgian Bay) for a partner who drinks tea daily.

A group gift from a team to a boss or a family host.

A Quebec-made winter accessory for someone who likes simple, warm city pieces.

A small, kind gift for a cat person in a coworker exchange.

Keeps a cat's wand toy interesting for an owner who already has the teaser.

A classic Canadian box of chocolates for a host or a thank-you.

Gives a black-tea drinker a nicer way to keep their daily tea on the counter.

A variety box suits a host or office where you do not know everyone's taste.

A gift that keeps arriving for a coffee-drinking parent who already owns every gadget.