An Inukshuk
Canadian Ice Wine
Teasers & Gifts
Why not motivate your clients and enhance your programme with a typical Canadiana teaser or pillow gift? Below are just a few ideas to get you thinking.
Salmon Pate
Laid in a cedar presentation box decorated with a native design can be kept as a keepsake box.
Animal-in-a-Can!
Surprise! Pop the can, peel back the seal and inside is a plush animal of your choice.
- How more Canadian than the gift of an Inukshuk, an unusual human-like stone sculpture. Inukshuks, used as wayfaring markers by the Inuit in Canada's North, embody the teambuilding message that no one rock is more important than the other
- Have a First Nation's artist carve a conference's messages, interwoven with indigenous West Coast mythology, into a 12-foot totem pole. The give it a place of honour back at head office as a truly unique memento of both place and corporate purpose.
- If your programme includes a trip to one of Canada's award-winning wineries, why not offer a gift of a bottle of Icewine? This luscious dessert wine is called the nectar of the gods.
- Present achievers with authentic Yukon Gold Nuggets or alternatively why not let them try their hand at gold panning with genuine gold dust, a unique memento of their trip.
- Hand-blown Nova Scotia crystal hand cut into fine glassware makes an ideal pillow gift.
- Wet your group's appetite for a Great Canadian adventure with a bear bell.
- Bill Reid is one of Canada's foremost First Nation Haida artists. His Copper Prints of a range of animals including salmon, eagle, killer whale and raven, come with a biography of the artist.
- Stuffed animal-in-a-can! Surprise! Pop the can, peel back the seal and inside is a plush animal of your choice. Chose from beaver, bears, moose and wolves. Add a card in the can for a great adventure.
- Canadiana Bendy Pens. Bend these pens out of shape and they'll still write for you. Fun Canadian animals, such as moose, beaver, whales and geese, decorate the tops.
- Salmon Pate in a cedar presentation box decorated with a native design can be kept as a keepsake box.
- Canadian Wildlife droppings make fun gifts. Choose from many different chocolate 'droppings' include Elk (chocolate coated raisins), moose (chocolate coated almonds), goose (yoghurt coated almonds), and beaver (maple roasted almonds).
- Maple syrup is always a winner.
- Canadian Chocolate Silver Dollar coins make delicious teaser gifts.
Below are links to Canadian gift suppliers, ready to assist you with great Canadian gift and teaser ideas.
