Another flood of spectacular Canadian brands have joined Common Goods this week, bringing tons of unique and thoughtful choices for gifting this holiday season. Here are some ideas from our most recent additions.
❄️Holiday Finds From New Brand Partners
For Fireside Fun
Modern puzzles designed by women artists from across Canada. Villager Puzzles sees hobbies as a form of self-care and are on a mission to help you rediscover downtime. Each design features beautiful, original artwork — and every artist earns royalties from every puzzle sold. So when you choose Villager, you’re not just supporting a Canadian small business, you’re helping Canadian women artists do what they love and make a living from it.

For The Globetrotter
Wanderlust Maps' Cork & Wood 3D World Pin Map, $152.99
Cork Push Pin travel maps designed to help travellers share their stories. Made in Calgary, Alberta, using sustainable Portuguese cork and Canadian spruce, each map is laser-cut with our signature 3D effect and black edge detail. Whether you're tracking adventures, planning bucket list destinations, or creating a meaningful gift, these maps become the canvas for your wanderlust.
For Afternoon Tea
From traditional all butter shortbread to gluten-free, Mary Macleod's Shortbread offers various flavours such as: Classic, Dutch Chocolate, Chocolate Crunch and Maple Crunch. The maple crunch is made with Quebec maple sugar. Our signature cookie jars, tins and decorative boxes make the perfect gift option.
For The Caffeinated Commuter
Unique Boho glassware, cups & tumblers with original illustrations and reusable bags. All hand-decorated in Quebec. MÖMY Boutique's tumblers are BPA-free plastic, we have glass straws, and our glass cups have bamboo wood lids. Their candles are natural soy wax and reusable bags are organic cotton.
For The Snacker
TO Popcorn Co. has been serving the city, and the rest of Canada, an elevated snacking experience with its small-batch gourmet popcorn. With a wide array of flavours rivalled only by our beloved city’s diversity, Toronto Popcorn has indeed revived the humble corn with a twist of its own. Toronto Popcorn -- It’s Not Your Random Popcorn!




