40 Black-Owned Canadian Businesses You Can Support All Year Round
There are plenty of exceptional Black-owned Canadian streetwear brands, restaurants, art studios, and health companies that are well worth shopping at.
Every dollar you spend is a vote towards the kind of world you want to see. So why not vote for equality? Not only are Black business owners twice as likely to be rejected for loans, they’ve been hit the hardest by the pandemic. Where you choose to shop can make a difference. The good news is there are plenty of exceptional Black-owned Canadian streetwear brands, restaurants, art studios, and health companies that are well worth your money.
Of course, in a world of Amazons and big-box stores, finding local businesses can be a bit of a challenge, but there are people working to shine a light on them. Afrobiz.ca and Black Business Direct are directories of Black-owned businesses all over Canada. Black Owned Toronto, meanwhile, is both an online directory and brick-and-mortar store highlighting small Black-owned businesses in the 6ix.
There’s also this handy categorized list we made of Black-owned Canadian businesses that deserve your support—not just during Black History Month, but all year round.
Every dollar you spend is a vote towards the kind of world you want to see. So why not vote for equality? Not only are Black business owners twice as likely to be rejected for loans, they’ve been hit the hardest by the pandemic. Where you choose to shop can make a difference. The good news is there are plenty of exceptional Black-owned Canadian streetwear brands, restaurants, art studios, and health companies that are well worth your money.
Of course, in a world of Amazons and big-box stores, finding local businesses can be a bit of a challenge, but there are people working to shine a light on them. Afrobiz.ca and Black Business Direct are directories of Black-owned businesses all over Canada. Black Owned Toronto, meanwhile, is both an online directory and brick-and-mortar store highlighting small Black-owned businesses in the 6ix.
There’s also this handy categorized list we made of Black-owned Canadian businesses that deserve your support—not just during Black History Month, but all year round.
Aunty Lucy's Burger Shop
Aunty Lucy's Burger Shop
Pam's Roti Shop
Baccanalle
Baccanalle
Baccanalle takes a refreshing twist on contemporary and traditional Caribbean and soul food. They offer catering, private dining and prepared meals with vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, diabetic-sensitive, and low sodium options, so there’s something for everyone to enjoy!
PG’s Jamaican Restaurant
PG’s Jamaican Restaurant
PG’s Jamaican Restaurant is a traditional Jamaican restaurant based in White Rock, B.C. Try some of the best Jerk Chicken, Oxtail, and rum cake here for an authentic homestyle experience.
The Nutmeg Spot
The Nutmeg Spot
Ocean Spice Co.
Simba's Grill
BeetBox
One Love Vegetarian
Get Fresh Company
Adidem Asterisks
Veer Active
Adrift
Atelier New Regime
Monoxide
Exclucity
White Rhino Bags
Blk-ed
4YE
MAS Montreal
Omi Woods
Keepin It Young
MASK
Studio D
Kwesiya
Kyso
Nuff Love Apparel
Brown Sugar by BK
Ellie Bianca
Go + Glow Co
Ignite Counselling Services
The Hustler's Agenda
Curl Bar
Goodee
Fresh Paint Studio
M.Falconer
Reynold Thomas Art
Black Sun Comics
If you’re into superheroes, this one’s for you. Black Sun Comics creates African-centered science fiction and fantasy comics and graphic novels—also known as Afrofuturism. Add this one to your reading list so you can delve into the exciting world of Black Sun.