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Trashcan Media, a Vancouver media project, is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.

Roshi-resin, a Vancouver resin-art seller, is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.

The Fed Up Potter, a Richmond pottery seller, is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.

Pollyanna

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A Bedford-based handmade goods shop that posted on its Facebook page that it does not want money from people who do not support a "FREE Palestine" ("I don't want you anywhere near me"). Its owner called a critic a "zio" on her personal account.

Silsila

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Silsila, an online directory and app, publishes a "Boycott List" with an entry titled "Israeli produce" in the category "BDS Target", and it is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.

ektu lehbu

October 11, 2026

On its Watermelon Maps entry on the Presence platform, marked "Verified on Presence", the Canadian online soap and candle maker lists the allyship options "BDS compliant, Visible ally, Post on social media" and states "ektu lehbu openly supports BDS".

On its Watermelon Maps entry on the Presence platform, marked "Verified on Presence", the Burnaby chai business lists the allyship options "Visible ally, Post on social media, BDS compliant" and answers "has signed the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge".

Nazah

October 11, 2026

On its Watermelon Maps entry on the Presence platform, marked "Verified on Presence", the Canadian online gift shop lists the allyship options "BDS compliant, Visible ally, Post on social media" and answers "By being vocal about vetting businesses that have ties to the occupation."

On its Watermelon Maps entry on the Presence platform, marked "Verified on Presence", the Canadian online clothing retailer lists the allyship options "BDS compliant, Post on social media".

On its Watermelon Maps entry on the Presence platform, marked "Verified on Presence", the Toronto custom jersey maker lists the allyship options "BDS compliant, Visible ally, Post on social media".

The Ecodemy

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On its Watermelon Maps entry on the Presence platform, marked "Verified on Presence", the Sarnia online sustainability course provider lists the allyship options "Visible ally, BDS compliant".

LaLa Loop

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On its Watermelon Maps entry on the Presence platform, marked "Verified on Presence", the Ontario craft-kit business lists the allyship options "Post on social media, BDS compliant, Visible ally".

The music journalism co-operative announced on July 19, 2025 that it endorses PACBI and commits to boycott cultural products and events funded by official Israeli bodies and to refrain from cooperation with Israeli institutions.

The Gift of Imaan

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The Calgary online book and accessories shop answered "BDS compliant" and "Very BDS compliant" in its own verified profile on the Watermelon Maps business directory.

My Little Habibi

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My Little Habibi, a Surrey online clothing store, signed the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge, which commits signers to "join others in working to end all support to Israel’s Apartheid regime, settler colonialism, and military occupation."

Whisked Away

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Whisked Away, a Burnaby online cookie shop, signed the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge, which commits signers to "join others in working to end all support to Israel’s Apartheid regime, settler colonialism, and military occupation."

The Mississauga jewelry shop is listed by the Canadian BDS Coalition as an Apartheid-Free business, a list that defines such businesses as "committing to the boycott of Israeli and complicit products in solidarity with Palestine."

The Oakville online shop is listed by the Canadian BDS Coalition as an Apartheid-Free business, a list that defines such businesses as "committing to the boycott of Israeli and complicit products in solidarity with Palestine."

The Almonte online textile shop is listed by the Canadian BDS Coalition as an Apartheid-Free business, and its own entry states it is "committed to boycotting and finding apartheid-free substitutes for any products or services that support the apartheid state".

The Ottawa online fair trade marketplace is listed by the Canadian BDS Coalition as an Apartheid-Free business, a list that defines such businesses as "committing to the boycott of Israeli and complicit products in solidarity with Palestine."