Province Apothecary

The legal entity is Province Apothecary Inc., the site calls the company a women owned business founded by Julie Clark, and nothing found names an outside investor or parent. Corporations Canada returns no federal corporation of this name, so it is most likely an Ontario corporation; the Ontario Business Registry could not be checked this session, and EDGAR full-text search shows no US filer mentioning the brand.

• Terms of Service — Province Apothecary vendor_statement “Province Apothecary Inc.”
• Province Apothecary | Organic Canadian Skincare vendor_statement “Women Owned Business”
• Our Story — Province Apothecary vendor_statement “In 2010, Julie began studying Aromatherapy, Holistic Health, Herbal Medicine and Esthetics in Toronto.”
• Search Results - Corporations Canada registry “Corporate name: Province Apothecary 0 results were found, 0 returned.”

The home page carries a Made in Canada badge and the impact page says the company's clinic, office and production facility are in Toronto and that products are made in smaller batches. madeinca.ca lists the brand as manufactured in Toronto, Ontario; no contract manufacturer or second site was found.

• Province Apothecary | Organic Canadian Skincare vendor_statement “Made in Canada”
• Our Impact — Province Apothecary vendor_statement “The Province Apothecary Clinic, Office, and Production Facility are situated upon traditional territories of First Nations Peoples.”
• Our Impact — Province Apothecary vendor_statement “Our natural products are made in smaller batches, allowing more control over the process and preserving the integrity of the plant medicine.”
• Personal Care: Province Apothecary | Made in CA directory “Manufactured In: Toronto, Ontario”

Office, clinic and production are a single Toronto site, the only contacts published are the company's own email addresses, and the founder offers facials in Toronto and in Thornbury, Meaford and Owen Sound, Ontario. No foreign office or staff concentration was found.

• Our Impact — Province Apothecary vendor_statement “The Province Apothecary Clinic, Office, and Production Facility are situated upon traditional territories of First Nations Peoples.”
• Facials — Province Apothecary vendor_statement “1170 Yonge St, Toronto”
• Our Story — Province Apothecary vendor_statement “In 2010, Julie began studying Aromatherapy, Holistic Health, Herbal Medicine and Esthetics in Toronto.”

The vendor says ingredients are certified organic and sourced from each Canadian province and from around the world, naming Canadian seaweed, maple syrup, sunflower oil, beeswax, lentil flour and raspberry oil. Ingredient lists also lean on mango butter, turmeric, olive, rosehip and essential oils that are grown abroad, and no origin share is published, so this split is an estimate. The storefront runs on Shopify, a Canadian platform, and the brand also sells through retailers, so platform dependence is limited.

• Our Story — Province Apothecary vendor_statement “Some of Julie's favourite Canadian ingredients are organic seaweed from Nova Scotia, maple syrup from Quebec, organic sunflower oil from Ontario, organic beeswax from Alberta, organic lentil flour from Manitoba, and organic raspberry oil from British Columbia.”
• Our Ingredients — Province Apothecary vendor_statement “to produce the best skincare products using only high quality, certified organic ingredients sourced from each of the Canadian provinces, & from around the world.”
• Healing Eczema Balm vendor_statement “Colloidal Oatmeal, Zinc Oxide, Mango Butter, Turmeric Root Oil, Broccoli Seed Oil, Borago Seed Oil, Beeswax, Rose Hip Fruit Oil, Olive Fruit Oil, Sunflower Seed Oil”