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Leading Canadian brands showcased at TIFF 2012 at the Made In Canada Lounge hosted by George Stroumboulopoulos Toinght

Audiences and   celebrity guests to sample some of Canada’s most coveted products from a number of   Canadian artists and designers

GEORGE   STROUMBOULOPOULOS TONIGHT announced today a specialinitiative that will   highlight and promote some of Canada’s best lifestyle and clothing products at   the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF): the show’s Made In   Canada Lounge, which features an array of homegrown Canadian brands from   emerging Canadian artists and designers, to socially conscious enterprises and   flagship household names.

Product and décor   sponsors have made it possible for lucky audience members and celebrity guests   of the show to sample some of Canada’s most coveted products throughout TIFF,  from September 6th to September 16th.

Celebrity guests   who stop by will take a seat in the show’s signature red chairs and experience a   collection of contemporary and distinctly Canadian brands brought together for   this special homegrown showcase. Some studio audience members at live tapings   will have a chance totake home a selection of products, and Canadians across   the country will also be able to sample some of the products through an online   contest at www.strombo.com (Visit the   website for more details.)

Dani   Reiss, President & CEO of Canada Goose:

“Cold   weather is part of our national identity, as is George Stroumboulopoulos and the   CBC. Our involvement with the Made In Canada Loungeis a great   partnership, and one that allows us toshowcase our parkas, vests and jackets   which have proudly been made in Canada since 1957.”

Tal Dehtiar,  Founder & President of Oliberté Footwear:

“We are extremely   excited to be a part of the Made in Canada Lounge. As a company   with strong Canadian roots, Oliberté‘s involvement allows us not only to promote   our cool and fashionable goods, but to also tell Oliberté‘s unique story by   spreading the word of our mission to create one million fair trade jobs in   Africa.”

The Made In Canada Lounge is made possible by the generous donations of the   following product and décor sponsors:

 

agame   tennis

http://agametennis.com/site/

Avril   Loreti

www.avrilloreti.com

Benourished

benourished.com

Blair Nadeau   Millnery

www.blairnadeau.com

Bobbette &  Belle

www.bobbetteandbelle.com

Brent Bishop: The   Think Factor

www.iambishop.com

Cake   Beauty

http://cakebeauty.com

Canada   Goose

www.canada-goose.com

Carry   Clean

Coalition   Music

www.coalitionent.com/records.php

Cromwell and   Cruthers

www.cromwell-cruthers.com

Daneson

www.daneson.com

Danier

www.danier.com

Dig It   Handwear

www.digithandwear.com

Elizabeth   Grant

www.elizabethgrant.com

EQ3

www.eq3.com

Fashion-Aid

http://fashion-aid.com/

GemStone   Homes

www.gemstonehomes.ca/

Gregory   Allen

http://gregoryallencompany.com/

House of   Anansi

http://www.houseofanansi.com/

JdJ   Jewellery

http://jdj-jewellery.com

KÄRV

http://shopkarv.ca/

Love The   Design

http://lovethedesign.com/

Mèreadesso

www.mereadesso.com

mimiTENS

www.mimitens.com

Miracle 10   Cosmetics

www.miracle10.com

Nature   Clean

www.naturecleanliving.com

Ninutik Maple   Sugar

www.ninutik.com

North Star   Sportswear

www.northstarsportswear.ca

O.P.I

www.opi.com

Oliberte   Footwear

www.oliberte.com

Pook   Toques

www.pook.ca

Purdy’s   Chocolates

www.purdys.com

Ron White   Shoes

www.ronwhiteshoes.com

Roots

http://canada.roots.com/

Sarah Stevenson   Design

www.sarahstevensondesign.com

Sloane Fine Tea   Merchants

http://sloanetea.com/

Sporting   Life

www.sportinglife.ca/sportinglife

Sheridan   Nurseries

www.sheridannurseries.com

Stolen   Riches

www.sheridannurseries.com

Strong &  Free

www.strongandfreeemblem.com

Sweets from the   Earth

www.sweetsfromtheearth.com

Tilley   Endurables

www.tilley.com

Tim   Hortons

www.timhortons.com

Tosca Delfino   Swimwear

www.toscadelfino.com

Umbra

www.umbra.com

YellowKorner (feat.  work by Kourtney Roy)

www.yellowkorner.com

 

About   CBC/Radio-Canada

CBC/Radio-Canada is   Canada’s national public broadcaster and one of its largest cultural   institutions. The Corporation is a leader in reaching Canadians on new platforms   and delivers a comprehensive range of radio, television, Internet, and   satellite-based services. Deeply rooted in the regions, CBC/Radio-Canada is the   only domestic broadcaster to offer diverse regional and cultural perspectives in   English, French and eight Aboriginal languages.

 

For more   information, please contact:

Jessica Leach,  Veritas Communications
  leach@veritascanada.com
P:  416-955-4595
C: 416-704-2166  

 

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