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@themaplescore.bsky.socialSep 27, 2026, 1:03 PM

Bank of Canada: Canadian-classified food spending rose about 2 percentage points in March 2025 vs. January. Their GS1 origin proxy was imperfect.

#CanadaStrong #BuyCanadian #BuildCanadian #TeamCanada #OneCanadianEconomy #ElbowsUp #CdnPoli #MapleScore

Notebook summary of Bank of Canada research showing an approximately two-percentage-point shift toward Canadian-classified food spending and noting the limits of the GS1 origin proxy.
@themaplescore.bsky.socialSep 26, 2026, 7:31 PM

Sprague says its Canadian canning story began in Prince Edward County in 1925 and that it sources locally and from Canada whenever possible. Not a MAPLE Score participant.

#CanadaStrong #BuyCanadian #BuildCanadian #TeamCanada #OneCanadianEconomy #ElbowsUp #CdnPoli #MapleScore

Notebook note reading “100 years of Canadian canning,” summarizing Sprague Foods’ 1925 Prince Edward County history and Canadian sourcing where possible.
@themaplescore.bsky.socialSep 25, 2026, 1:03 PM

Three Farmers says provenance should be traceable: show customers where food came from and how it was made. Worth highlighting. Not a MAPLE Score participant.

#CanadaStrong #BuyCanadian #BuildCanadian #TeamCanada #OneCanadianEconomy #ElbowsUp #CdnPoli #MapleScore

Notebook note reading “Provenance should be traceable,” summarizing Three Farmers’ public traceability philosophy and citing Three Farmers.
@themaplescore.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 1:02 PM

A percentage by itself isn’t enough. Methodology. Documentation. Review. If we’re going to keep score, the score has to mean something.

#CanadaStrong #BuyCanadian #BuildCanadian #TeamCanada #OneCanadianEconomy #ElbowsUp #CdnPoli #MapleScore

Minimal professional note reading “A provenance number only matters if you trust the evidence behind it,” followed by Methodology, Documentation and Review, with a small MAPLE Score™ mark.
@themaplescore.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 9:05 PM

What does the maple have to do with the Canada we need to become right now?

Deeply rooted. Quietly useful. Resilient through every season.

It adapts without losing what it is.

As the world changes, Canada can grow stronger without losing who we are.

#CanadaStrong #MapleScore

A mature maple tree in brilliant autumn colours beside a Canadian lake, with the words: Why did the maple become Canada’s symbol — and why does it still feel so right in this moment? Rooted here. Resilient through every season.
@themaplescore.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 7:31 PM

You know the hockey score. What’s the Maple Score™? If something matters, measure it. MAPLE Score™ applies that instinct to Canadian ingredient content.

#CanadaStrong #BuyCanadian #BuildCanadian #TeamCanada #OneCanadianEconomy #ElbowsUp #CdnPoli #MapleScore

Worn hockey-style whiteboard reading “You know the hockey score. What’s the Maple Score™?” with a small MAPLE Score™ gauge.
@themaplescore.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 2:07 PM

Want to support Canadian food businesses? Start with clarity.

MAPLE Score™ is being built to show Canadian ingredient origin as a clear percentage by weight—while keeping processing and ownership separate.

What’s the Maple Score™?

#BuyCanadian #MapleScore #CanadianFood

Canadian farm-market scene at sunset with fresh produce, a Canadian flag and MAPLE Score™ messaging asking consumers, “What’s the Maple Score™?”
@themaplescore.bsky.socialSep 22, 2026, 7:31 PM

“Made in Canada” means the last substantial transformation happened here. It does not necessarily mean every ingredient is Canadian. Source: CFIA.

#CanadaStrong #BuyCanadian #BuildCanadian #TeamCanada #OneCanadianEconomy #ElbowsUp #CdnPoli #MapleScore

Organic note graphic explaining that “Made in Canada” does not necessarily mean every ingredient is Canadian, citing the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
@themaplescore.bsky.socialSep 22, 2026, 1:03 PM

Canadian-owned. Processed in Canada. Canadian ingredients. Three different facts. MAPLE Score™ focuses on the ingredient question.

#CanadaStrong #BuyCanadian #BuildCanadian #TeamCanada #OneCanadianEconomy #ElbowsUp #CdnPoli #MapleScore

Minimal note graphic reading “Canadian-owned ≠ Canadian ingredients,” separating ownership from ingredient origin, with a small MAPLE Score™ mark.
@themaplescore.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 2:06 PM

BUY CANADIAN meets BUSINESS 101:

WHAT GETS MEASURED, GETS MANAGED.

MAPLE Score™ starts with the product. The MAPLE Registry™ builds the evidence base.

What’s the Maple Score™?

#CanadaStrong #BuyCanadian #BuildCanadian #TeamCanada #OneCanadianEconomy #ElbowsUp #CdnPoli #MapleScore

Whiteboard reading: BUSINESS 101: WHAT GETS MEASURED, GETS MANAGED. Small MAPLE Score™ branding appears in the lower-right corner.