Discover Exciting Canadian Halloween Gifts for All Ages

As Halloween approaches, Canadians are finding unique ways to celebrate the spooky season with delightful gifts and treats. From costumes to crafts, a range of products designed for children and adults alike are making their way into homes across the country. Many of these items are locally produced, showcasing the creativity and spirit of Canadian entrepreneurs.

Spooktacular Costumes and Crafts

Among the standout offerings is the Great Pretenders Spooky Ghost Poncho, priced at $25.99. This costume, designed for comfort and style, features a classic jack-o-lantern face and ample space for warm layers underneath, perfect for chilly Halloween nights. The Ontario-based brand, founded by Joyce Keelan over 35 years ago, boasts over 200 costume items aimed at inspiring young imaginations.

Another notable product is the Dough Parlour Halloween Parlour Pack, available for $49. Created by Ontario mom and preschool teacher Natalie Sabri, this pack includes six vibrant, non-toxic play doughs with whimsical names like Tangerine Scream and Marshmallow Mummy. This innovative product gained recognition on the show Dragon’s Den and continues to captivate children with its calming colours and delightful scents.

Sweet Treats and Creative Gifts

For those seeking sweet alternatives, Smart Sweets Halloween Lollipops offer a plant-based twist on traditional candies, retailing between $7 and $10. Founded by Tara Bosch, these lollipops contain 90 percent less sugar than their conventional counterparts and are free from artificial ingredients. Each bag includes twelve individually wrapped pops in flavours like blue raspberry and watermelon.

Vancouver-based Escents has also joined the Halloween fun with its Halloween Soap, priced at $14. The brand has crafted six cute, themed bars made from natural oils, designed to nourish the skin while providing a festive touch to any bathroom. Each bar is not just aesthetically pleasing but also functional, offering antioxidants that help repair environmental damage to the skin.

For readers looking to combine literature with holiday spirit, The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt by New Brunswick author Riel Nason provides a heartwarming tale. This new gift edition, priced at $26.99, features a cloth-like spine and gilded edges, making it a charming addition to any bookshelf. Illustrated by Byron Eggenschwiler, the story follows a little ghost who discovers the value of his unique identity on Halloween.

These diverse products reflect a growing trend among Canadian businesses to create high-quality, imaginative items that resonate with families. Whether through costumes, crafts, or sweet treats, the spirit of Halloween is alive and well, with local entrepreneurs leading the charge in making this season memorable for all ages.