Well Made Here

An article or material that complies with the applicable building rules, standards, and codes, possibly holding certifications or approvals, with at least 51% of its direct production/manufacturing costs incurred in Canada and having undergone its last substantial transformation there. It should be noted that a product can be made in Canada while being composed entirely of foreign components. Indeed, the origins of a product’s components are not considered when determining whether the product is made in Canada. This definition aligns with international standards for “Made in” labeling.