What are some Canadian-made garage door openers?

There are no major Canadian-made garage door openers that are widely known, as most garage door openers sold in Canada are American-made brands like LiftMaster, Chamberlain, and Genie, with manufacturing in US and Mexico, though some components assembled in Canada. Garage door opener market is dominated by American companies, LiftMaster and Chamberlain are both owned by Chamberlain Group based in Chicago, USA, manufacturing openers in US and Mexico, with MyQ smart technology, belt drive and chain drive, costing 300 to 700 dollars installed. Genie is also American brand based in Ohio. There is no major Canadian manufacturer of garage door openers comparable to Garaga and Richards-Wilcox for doors, which are Canadian-made. Some small Canadian companies assemble openers or make commercial openers, but not residential mass market. For Canadian-made garage doors, Garaga and Richards-Wilcox are Canadian, but they pair with American openers like LiftMaster. So some Canadian-made garage door openers are essentially none in major residential market, with Canadian homeowners using LiftMaster, Chamberlain, and Genie openers imported from US, with installation by Canadian dealers. If you want Canadian-made entrance products, focus on doors like Garaga and Richards-Wilcox which are Canadian-made, but openers will be American-made. Some commercial openers made by Canada's Canuck Door Systems but not common residential. So answer is no major Canadian-made garage door openers, market dominated by US brands LiftMaster, Chamberlain, and Genie.