Who makes garage doors in Canada?

Garage doors in Canada are made by several major Canadian manufacturers, with Garaga and Richards-Wilcox being the two largest and most prominent Canadian garage door manufacturers. Garaga is based in Saint-Georges, Quebec, founded in 1983, and is Canada's largest garage door manufacturer, making insulated steel, aluminum, and wood garage doors with polyurethane foam insulation suited for Canadian winters, with R-values up to 18, sold through dealers across Canada. Richards-Wilcox is based in Mississauga, Ontario, founded in 1912, also Canadian, making premium insulated steel and aluminum garage doors with custom designs. Other Canadian garage door makers include Steel-Craft Door Products based in Edmonton, Alberta, making steel garage doors for Canada, and Upwardor and other regional manufacturers. Additionally, American brands like Clopay, Wayne Dalton, and Amarr are widely sold and installed in Canada through Home Depot, Lowe's, and dealers, but they are US-made, not Canadian-made. For Canadian-made garage doors, Garaga is considered best for cold climate performance and is most widely sold in Canada, with extensive dealer network, while Richards-Wilcox is premium custom. So who makes garage doors in Canada is primarily Garaga and Richards-Wilcox as Canadian manufacturers, plus Steel-Craft, with American brands Clopay and Wayne Dalton also sold in Canada but not Canadian-made.