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It’s month three of Canada Colour, and if there’s one theme that’s emerging, it’s this: building trust takes time.

The stakes were undeniable. With our traditional U.S. ally shifting its position and posing a new threat to our sovereignty, this election wasn’t just another political event—it was a defining moment for Canada. Despite the chaos and noise of a divisive political climate, Canadians showed up, united in the face of challenges. The voter turnout and public engagement reminded us that, even in such polarized times, we are united by more than what divides us. We have a new Prime Minister. Mark Carney. A skilled tactician with a proven track record in crisis management—navigating the 2008 financial collapse, steering through...

As the Canadian election approaches and pride in our nation rises, it’s clear: Canadians are finding new ways to show their love for this great country. From social media to shopping carts, there’s a surge in support for locally made products that reflect who we are. We’re thrilled to announce that Canada Colour has been featured on Shop Local Canada—a platform that’s been amplifying the voices of small businesses across the country.  To be recognized by Amy and her team—who’ve been championing local businesses for years—is truly an honour. It’s a sign that our modern, minimalist approach to Canadian symbols is resonating...

Canada Colour has officially been live for just over a month. The idea started in November. Designs were finished by December. Website by January. Launched in February.  In theory, that sounds clean and efficient. In reality? Well… it’s been a lot. Coming from journalism, especially working at places like CBC and NHK, I was used to structure. There were systems, processes, and a lot of talented people around to make sure nothing fell through the cracks.  Now? It’s just me and Tanya. Building trust from zero. It’s intimidating. But also exhilarating. When we launched, my wife brought home a bottle...