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October will be focused on elections, but September was marked by Strike for Climate walks, a movement that is destined to grow. During an ecofriendly renovation, material selection is crucial, and the choices must truly meet various standards. “Well Made Here” will largely contribute to guiding consumers thanks to access to rigorous information about products that are manufactured locally and respect Canadian building codes.Read more
The six manufacturers bringing the total number of subscribers of the Well Made Here to 106 originate from New Brunswick (1), British Columbia (2) and Quebec (3).Read more
The concept of social responsibility for a company refers to the positive impact the business can have on its community and more broadly, on the whole society. It’s in the interest of building and renovation contractors to seek to fulfill the needs of consumers who are sensitive to these issues, which involves using locally produced and sustainable products in their service offerings.Read more
For the second time this year, from September 22nd to 24th, “Well Made Here” attended the Market organized by Home Hardware as an exhibitor. The goal was to raise the awareness of the purpose of the new program among dealers and exhibiting suppliers, and to discuss the benefits for each.Read more
The fall campaign for “Well Made Here” (WMH) will be highlighted by the choice of two hardware stores from across Canada to serve as labs that aim to verify a theory: if a business makes the effort to position itself as a destination of choice for quality products that are made here, will it be more profitable? And by extension, will it help its banner and suppliers? Lets take that a little further, will it be perceived positively by its end-user customers and professionals?Read more