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Summerland Sweets is a good one.

Local restaurant in my town makes their own jam for the breakfast menu and they offer it in small jars to take home! I can't speak for every ingredient in the jam but I know their menu is sourced locally as much as possible.

Not really a brand but try and shop local!

[Last mountain] (https://www.saveonfoods.com/sm/pickup/rsid/5540/product/last-mountains-old-fashioned-jam-spread-saskatoon-berry-00773448109757?srsltid=AfmBOorKC8cRLekeu_MDFUlDaG-6N39_VgFPWhgR2_nMuvtclDpUklKF) from Saskatchewan. They make raspberry, strawberry and (my favorite) Saskatoon berry jam.

I've seen it at Save-on and Costco. Google tells me that WalMart might also have it, but I'm not setting foot in there to verify...

Crofter's is available cheaply-ish in Costco. Made in Canada by a Canadian company (Crofters, though that was purchased by an American investment group so...)

Rad Jamz out of the Okanagan! Can sometimes find them in the local sections of the bigger name stores.

President's Choice Blue Menu Twice the Fruit Jam Raspberry is one of the best I've had.

I'm currently buying a French fruit spread from Costco that reminds me of it, but I'm thinking of going back due to shopping more at Loblaws again 🤢 Sacrifices must be made to support Canadian.

If I may ask a side question, what are some good 100% peanut butters made in Canada? The Kirkland brand is made in Canada, with Canadian peanuts, but it's an American company. Again, Loblaws has a decent one, but it is super expensive. Most peanut butters are American.