Canadian Magnets
Never 51 Canada Is Not For Sale Anti Trump Elbows Up Canadian Magnet
by Visual Vibes
$3.75 $4.75
Description: You may be from Quebec or just Canadian or just a fan of cuisine from Canada, but you love the unique combination of gravy, frieds, and cheese curds that make a great poutine. Science and food combine in this design to show your periodic table of elements must contain poutine to create proper chemistry!
Description: Deconstructed poutine - curds & fries & gravy - for Canadians and anyone who loves Canada (or just delicious greasy fried food). A Quebec specialty but yummy anywhere, Variations available, including in French.
Deconstructed Poutine: Curds & fries & gravy - Foods of the World - Canada Magnet
by AtlasMirabilis
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Embrace the spirit of the Great White North with our 'Strong and Free' tee featuring the iconic Canadian flag. This shirt proudly displays the red maple leaf against a field of white, symbolizing unity and peace. The powerful message 'Strong and Free' boldly accompanies the flag, capturing the resilience and liberty that define Canada. Crafted with the utmost quality, this tee is a tribute to the nation's enduring strength and unwavering commitment to freedom. Wear it with pride, and let the world know that you stand tall in the land of the maple leaf, where strength and freedom reign supreme."
True North Strong And Free T-Shirt | Proud Canadian Pride Shirt | Perfect for Canada Day & Everyday Wear Magnet
by Moose and Maple Co.
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Retro surfing design perfect for kids and adults who love Vancouver Island and Canada. Grab this design as a birthday gift for your friend or family member who also loves surfing. The design is also great for a Christmas present.
Retro Tofino Surfing // Surfers Paradise // Surf Canada Magnet
by SLAG_Creative
$3.75 $4.75
Description: The Great Record Stores: Sam The Record Man | Post-Punk MonkSam the Record Man was a legendary Canadian music retailer founded by Sam Sniderman in 1937, growing into a national chain of over 140 locations by the 1980s. Known for its iconic neon spinning records sign, the Yonge Street flagship store in Toronto was a cultural landmark for decades, known for its extensive music selection, before closing in 2007.