1. Mark's Work Wearhouse
   The Brick
2. Tip Top Tailors
   Hudson's Bay

The perfect place to visit if you work anywhere industrial or if you're in the outdoors a lot, Mark's carries everything from hiking gear to steel-toed boots and work gloves. The store got its start in Alberta and quickly made its way all around the country.

1. Home Hardware
   Garage
2. Canadian Tire
   Lululemon

Another brand that got its start in British Columbia, Lululemon has also made its way around the world. Known for its famous yoga pants, the company even uses its own unique fabric known as "Luon" in their clothes.

1. Showcase
   Sobey's
2. Shoppers Drug Mart
   Le Chateau

You've probably walked into this store to check out some "As seen on TV" products. This is what the store specializes in. Not only are there physical stores, but the company also runs an online store.

1. Aritzia
   HomeSense
2. Familiprix
   Safeway

Exclusive to two provinces, New Brunswick and Quebec, Familiprix is a pharmacy and drug store. Before its current name, it took on the name "Medico-Prix" for two years before the change.

1. On the Run
   Lowe's
2. Dollarama
   Thrifty Foods

Headquartered in Quebec, as many Canadian stores are, Dollarama is found everywhere throughout the country. While it may have the word dollar in its name, the store will most commonly have things priced at less than $4.00.

1. Simons
   Shoppers Drug Mart
2. BeaverTail
   Roots

Simons officially goes by a more formal name, which is "La Maison Simons." It's the place to visit if you're into fashion, and although it started in Quebec, it's possible to find stores around the country.

1. Pharmaprix
   Giant Tiger
2. Metro
   The Shoe Company

The Shoe Company has been in Canada since the early '90s, but it was recently bought out by another company. However, if you need your shoe fix, these stores still exist all around the country, so you can step right in!

1. Jean Coutu
   Garage
2. Ardene
   Loblaws

Primarily in the provinces of Quebec, Ontario and New Brunswick, it's yet another of Eastern Canada's favourite drug stores. Another Canadian company, Metro, recently bought out the franchise and now works as its parent company.

1. October's Very Own Clothing
   Old Navy
2. Aldo
   Trade Secrets

Owned by Drake, the OVO Clothing brand was first launched in 2011. There are a few stores in not only Canada but around the world as well. There are four stores located in Canada, mostly in the GTA and one in Vancouver.

1. Hudson's Bay Company
   Winners
2. The Home Depot
   EB Games

This department store goes by a few different names, such as "The Bay." The company has been around for a very long time. It was founded in 1670 and started off in the business of fur trading.

1. Videotron
   Bell
2. Rogers
   EB Games

Videotron is a company that mostly serves Quebec in their telecommunications needs, but not all of the stores are specifically for this. Other things that they have dealt with are video rentals and a video-on-demand service.

1. Addition-Elle
   West 49
2. Winners
   Molly Maid

A maid service that can be found all over Canada, it has also made its way around the world. Founded in Mississauga, it's a company that you trust to let into your home to make your world a little cleaner.

1. A Dollar or Two
   The Source
2. Marshall's
   Canadian Tire

It doesn't get more Canadian than this store. It even has the word in its name! It's the perfect store to head to if you're getting ready to do anything. From camping to fixing up your car, it's got everything you need. It even sells food!

1. Canadian Tire
   Target
2. Home Hardware
   Rona

While these stores are found all over Canada, did you know that they're individually owned and operated? It's the only place you can pick up Home Hardware exclusive brands such as Beauti-Tone paint.

1. Rona
   Showcase
2. BeaverTails
   Roots

Rona has deep roots within Canada, having been founded as a company in the late 1930s. Since then, it has been through a lot and was most recently bought out by Lowe's. If you're looking for Rona in Quebec, you'd have to visit a subdivision of the store known as Reno-Depot.

1. Bell
   Canada Computers
2. Metro
   Telus

It's not uncommon to catch a Telus commercial on television featuring an adorable animal. Telus has been a supporter of many Canadian causes and organizations. For example, the phone provider sponsors a few hockey-related events.

1. Bulk Barn
   Rexall
2. Home Hardware
   Winners

Bulk Barn doesn't just sell candy, but you've probably gone in there to grab yourself a bag anyway! It's not uncommon to find other products that you can buy in bulk as well, such as peanuts and tea.

1. Farm Boy
   The Home Depot
2. PharmaChoice
   La Vie En Rose

Farm Boy is the place that many people go to get their fresh food. Specializing in fruit, vegetables and meats, chances are that you've had a dish or two with food made from this store. In some stores, you can even catch a concert from the Farm Boy himself.

1. Ardene
   The Source
2. On the Run
   Giant Tiger

Giant Tiger is very much like other department stores, such as Walmart or Sears. Canadians all over the country are able to take advantage of many discounts within the store. Giant Tiger even took over a few former Target stores in the country.

1. Sleep Country Canada
   Leon's
2. The Brick
   La-Z-Boy Furniture

Sleep Country is the mattress provider of many in Canada. You've probably heard a commercial or two introduced by Christine Magee, who was one of the founders of the chain. Let's not forget the catchy jingle that goes along with it!

1. Aritzia
   Bell
2. Lululemon
   A&W

Throughout many Canadian malls, you'll find Aritzia, a fashion brand out of British Columbia. Popular among teens and young adults, the retailer has been in existence for more than 30 years.

1. Garage
   Canadian Tire
2. Le Chateau
   Bluenotes

A store that got its start in Montreal, Le Chateau was once exclusively for menswear. Today, it sells fancy clothes for anyone, whether you need a dress or formal shirt for the evening or even some fancy work attire.

1. On the Run
   A Dollar or Two
2. Food Basics
   Loblaws

A great place to visit for your groceries, you'll have to be in one of a few provinces to go there. In other places, you may find it under other names, such as No Frills or Real Canadian Superstore.

1. Aritzia
   Tim Horton's
2. The Home Depot
   Pet Valu

Pet Valu is known by its signature blue and white colours that are shown in its logo. Though typically smaller than a store like Petsmart, it's the only place that the Performatrin brand is available for purchase.

1. Rexall
   Rona
2. Canadian Tire
   BMO

Rexall Pharmacies are found throughout the country but headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario. Not only can you pick up some medicine or other health-related supplies there, but the franchise also carries things like shampoo and seasonal cards.

1. Aldo
   Canadian Tire
2. Hudson's Bay Company
   Garage

Fashionable shoes are only a step away at Aldo stores. Starting in Canada, the brand quickly expanded throughout the world and was once working with Le Chateau. In fact, Call It Spring, another popular shoe store, is also owned by Aldo.

1. Second Cup
   BeaverTails
2. A&W
   Montana's

BeaverTails is one of Canada's most famous brands and known for its tasty pastries. With locations all over the country, you can get your BeaverTail fix in almost any major Canadian city.

1. McDonald's
   Tim Horton's
2. Montana's
   Second Cup

Tim Horton's is one of the most iconic shops in Canada, known for its tasty drinks and food. Over 50 years old, the company first came about in Hamilton, Ontario, when Tim Horton and Ron Joyce decided to partner up on it.

1. Alimentation Couche-Tard
   Best Buy
2. Your Independent Grocer
   Shoppers Drug Mart

Founded in Quebec, this chain of convenience stores is much more extensive than you'd think. They're found all over the world, though they often take on different names. You may also know them as Mac's.

1. Bell Canada
   EB Games
2. Ardene
   Simons

Bell deals with many different technological services across the country, from cellphones to internet service. The company was founded in the late 1800s, and it has been thriving ever since.

1. Shopify
   A Dollar Or Two
2. Lululemon
   Telus

This platform, which sells plans for e-commerce stores, is based in Canada but serves countries all around the world. While not a physical store, it's a big company in the Canadian space.

1. Mr. Lube
   Home Hardware
2. La Vie En Rose
   The Brick

While Mr. Lube provides a service to Canadians, it's still easy to recognize them wherever you're traveling throughout the country. Did you know that the first Mr. Lube was opened in Edmonton, Alberta?

1. EB Games
   Bell
2. Farm Boy
   Ardene

Though they are owned by the American Game Stop, EB Games is Canada's answer to gaming needs. The franchise first arrived here in the early '90s and has since expanded to have locations all across the country. Every adult or kid alike who loves games has probably had one experience entering this store!

1. October's Very Own Clothing
   Trade Secrets
2. Aritzia
   Addition-Elle

Starting in the early 1980s, Addition-Elle specializes in clothing for plus-sized women with stores located all around the country. Their clothing ranges from regular everyday wear to lingerie and athletic wear.

1. Old Navy
   Target
2. Suzy Shier
   Garage

Garage is a Montreal-based company which is found throughout malls in the country. The stores are often connected with Dynamite, which is also another popular clothing retailer which bought out Garage.

1. West 49
   La Vie En Rose
2. October's Very Own Clothing
   Aldo

Despite being called West 49, the headquarters of this company is located in the east! Any skateboarder or sport loving person can make themselves at home in this store which caters to this type of lifestyle.

1. The Brick
   Dollarama
2. Telus
   Leon's

In Canada, The Brick is probably among the first places that come to mind when you're in the market for a new couch or chair. The chain was bought out by Leon's which now manages them and all of their locations.

1. Giant Tiger
   Roots
2. Aldo
   Save-On-Foods

Roots was started by two Americans, but it was inspired and created in Canada. Starting off in the footwear industry, they're now known for many other types of clothing, such as sweaters and sweatpants.

1. Trade Secrets
   Le Chateau
2. Tip Top Tailors
   Jean Coutu

Trade Secrets provides the service of hair care as it's a salon, but it also doubles as a store. Not only are hair products available, but nail products are also sold there. It's a great place to go if you need some supplies!

1. Aritzia
   The Bay
2. Mastermind Toys
   Bluenotes

Started in Scarborough, Mastermind Toys has managed to survive in a time where bigger stores, such as Toys R Us, started experiencing trouble. It's nice to know that the education company that targets kids is flourishing!