Maple Leaf Mugs
Samuel De Champlain Provincial Park Ontario Canada ON Flag Maple Leaf Badge Mug
by fire_ice_podcast
$18
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Description: A vintage travel-style scene features a snow-capped mountain range beneath a multi-toned sunset sky above a green forest scene with a winding road. A maple leaf appears in the lower left. "YOHO" is centered in large letters above "NATIONAL PARK" and "BRITISH COLUMBIA" contained within a dark bordered rectangle.
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 Mug
by Moose and Maple Co.
$18
Description: This design features the iconic flags of the three World Cup's host nations—USA, Canada, and Mexico—built right into the year 2026. It's the perfect way to celebrate the Tri-Country partnership and show your passion for the greatest sport on Earth. Get ready for Game Day and represent North America! #FIFA World Cup 2026
Description: Show your Canadian pride with this bold painted-style Canadian flag featuring a vibrant red maple leaf and expressive watercolor brushstrokes. Inspired by classic canvas paintings, this artistic design captures the beauty of Canada’s iconic flag in a timeless style. Perfect for T-shirts, hoodies, stickers, mugs, posters, and gifts for Canadians, travellers, and anyone who loves Canada.
Description: A close replica of a t-shirt worn by Terry Fox during his 'Marathon of Hope' attempt. Fox was a Canadian athlete, humanitarian, and cancer research activist. In 1980, with one leg having been amputated due to cancer, he embarked on an east-to-west cross-Canada run to raise money and awareness for cancer research. Although the spread of his cancer eventually forced him to end his quest after 143 days and 5,373 kilometres (3,339 mi), and ultimately cost him his life, his efforts resulted in a lasting, worldwide legacy.
Description: This elegant design features a prominent cream-colored Canadian maple leaf enclosing the crisp black silhouette of the local city skyline. Showcasing the distinct profile of Mount Royal, its summit cross, downtown skyscrapers, and the Jacques Cartier Bridge, it beautifully blends national and city identity. This sophisticated graphic is tailored perfectly for travelers, proud patriots, and lovers of modern urban art.
Description: A bold statement reads "PROUD" at the top and "CANADIAN" at the bottom, both in large white capital letters against a black background. In the center, a distressed brush stroke effect forms the Canadian flag, featuring red bars on the sides and a white square with a red maple leaf in the middle.
Description: In 1964, Mary and Rhoda Kellogg opened Maple Street Book Shop at 7527 Maple Street in New Orleans, Louisiana. The store specialized in selling paperbacks and built a cult following for their mission to “fight the stupids.” In 1970, Rhoda Faust bought the shop from her mother, Mary, and grew it over the next 30 years, expanding into multiple locations. The 2000s saw things shift as chain book stores and online shopping began taking a toll on traditional book stores, and eventually, Maple Street would be back to their roots with a single location. Despite further ownership changes and extensive community support, Maple Street Book Shop closed its doors in 2017 after 53 years, leaving a huge hole in the hearts of New Orleans book lovers.
