Which tools are made in Canada?

Tools made in Canada include several brands and types, with Canadian manufacturing focused on hand tools, power tools accessories, and industrial tools, though much tool manufacturing has moved overseas. Canadian-made tools include Gray Tools, which is Canada's largest professional hand tool manufacturer based in Brampton, Ontario, making wrenches, sockets, and specialty tools in Canada since 1912 for industrial use. Other Canadian-made tools include some Snap-On tools made at plant in Canada, some Klein Tools, and some DeWalt accessories. Mastercraft Maximum, Canadian Tire's premium house brand, has some tools made in Canada. Also, companies like Garant make shovels, rakes, and garden tools in Canada, and many saw blades and cutting tools are made in Canada by companies like Lenox and Diablo. For garage door tools, Garaga and Richards-Wilcox make doors and hardware in Canada. However, majority of power tools sold in Canada like Milwaukee, DeWalt, and Makita are made overseas in USA, China, or Mexico, with final assembly in Canada sometimes. So tools made in Canada include Gray Tools hand tools as most prominent fully Canadian-made professional tools, Garant garden tools, and some industrial tools, but most consumer power tools are imported, with Canadian manufacturing focused on specialty and industrial hand tools rather than mass-market power tools.