Toy Maker of Lunenburg

The vendor's Our Story page says Ray Syvitski and Elke Uribe became the next owners of the business in 2015, and a separate WoodChaCallIt page names WoodChaCallIt Toy and Wood Crafters as the legal business name that purchased the Toy Maker of Lunenburg brand and product line. The Nova Scotia Registry of Joint Stock Companies blocked automated access with a Cloudflare challenge and a Corporations Canada federal name search could not be completed without an interactive session, so ownership rests on the vendor's own consistent account rather than a registry filing.

• Our Story — Toy Maker of Lunenburg vendor_statement “In 2015, we—Ray Syvitski and Elke Uribe—became the next owners of The Toy Maker of Lunenburg and took on the responsibility of continuing that tradition.”
• WoodChaCallIt — Toy Maker of Lunenburg vendor_statement “Our legal business name is WoodChaCallIt Toy and Wood Crafters and we handcraft and sell the Toy Maker of Lunenburg products.”

The vendor says every toy and game is designed, built, and finished at its own Nova Scotia workshop in small batches, not mass produced overseas. The one named exception is the return top, which the vendor says is manufactured elsewhere and only assembled and branded in Canada, a minor share of the catalogue by the vendor's own account.

• FAQs — Toy Maker of Lunenburg vendor_statement “Yes—every toy and game is made right here in Nova Scotia. Each piece is designed, built, and finished in our workshop.”
• FAQs — Toy Maker of Lunenburg vendor_statement “The one exception is our return top, which is assembled and branded in Canada.”

The vendor says its toys are cut, sanded, assembled, finished, packed, and shipped by named staff at its own workshop, and wholesale orders ship from Halifax. It is a single-site business; the FAQ places the current workshop closer to Halifax than the original 1979 Lunenburg site but does not name the town, so hq city is left blank.

• Our Story — Toy Maker of Lunenburg vendor_statement “Pieces are cut, sanded, assembled, finished, packed, and shipped by people you can actually put names to.”
• FAQs — Toy Maker of Lunenburg vendor_statement “While the workshop now operates closer to Halifax, the same approach to craftsmanship continues.”
• Wholesale Ordering — Toy Maker of Lunenburg vendor_statement “Orders are shipped from Halifax.”

The vendor sources its primary lumber, ash, maple, pine, hemlock, and marine plywood, from Canadian suppliers, but says wooden components such as wheels, pegs, dowels, and balls, and its Baltic birch plywood, are sourced elsewhere without naming a country, and colored toys use stains and lacquer from Germany. The split is an estimate weighted toward Canadian wood as the dominant material by volume.

• FAQs — Toy Maker of Lunenburg vendor_statement “Sustainably sourced lumber from Canadian suppliers.”
• FAQs — Toy Maker of Lunenburg vendor_statement “Some wooden components (like wheels, pegs, dowels, and balls) are sourced elsewhere, but the toys themselves are made here in Canada.”
• FAQs — Toy Maker of Lunenburg vendor_statement “Coloured toys use water-based, non-toxic stains and lacquer from Germany.”