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The 25 most trusted brands in Canada

  • <p>No. 25: Canadian Tire (Reuters) </p>
    1/25

    Canadian Tire

    No. 25: Canadian Tire (Reuters)

  • <p>No. 24: Rona (Reuters) </p>
    2/25

    Rona

    No. 24: Rona (Reuters)

  • Ikea comprará los muebles usados de sus clientes y los revenderá
    3/25

    Ikea comprará los muebles usados de sus clientes y los revenderá

    Ikea comprará los muebles usados de sus clientes y los revenderá
  • <p>No. 22 (tie): Kicking Horse Coffee(Twitter/Kicking Horse Coffee) </p>
    4/25

    Kicking Horse Coffee

    No. 22 (tie): Kicking Horse Coffee(Twitter/Kicking Horse Coffee)

  • <p>No. 20 (tie): Agropur (Sealtest, Quebon, L’Extra, Natrel, Iogo) (CBC) </p>
    5/25

    Agropur

    No. 20 (tie): Agropur (Sealtest, Quebon, L’Extra, Natrel, Iogo) (CBC)

  • <p>No. 20 (tie): Sony </p>
    6/25

    Sony

    No. 20 (tie): Sony

  • <p>No. 19: Marriott Hotels </p>
    7/25

    Marriott Hotels

    No. 19: Marriott Hotels

  • <p>No. 18: MasterCard (The Canadian Press) </p>
    8/25

    MasterCard

    No. 18: MasterCard (The Canadian Press)

  • <p>No. 17: Laura Secord (CBC) </p>
    9/25

    Laura Secord

    No. 17: Laura Secord (CBC)

  • <p>No. 16: Staples (Reuters) </p>
    10/25

    Staples

    No. 16: Staples (Reuters)

  • <p>No. 15: Samsung Electronics (Reuters) </p>
    11/25

    Samsung Electronics

    No. 15: Samsung Electronics (Reuters)

  • <p>No. 14: Honda </p>
    12/25

    Honda

    No. 14: Honda

  • <p>No. 13: Home Depot (CNBC) </p>
    13/25

    Home Depot

    No. 13: Home Depot (CNBC)

  • <p>No. 11 (tie): Interac (CBC) </p>
    14/25

    Interac

    No. 11 (tie): Interac (CBC)

  • <p>No. 11 (tie): Tesla Motors (Digital Trends) </p>
    15/25

    Tesla Motors

    No. 11 (tie): Tesla Motors (Digital Trends)

  • <p>No. 9 (tie): Columbia Sportswear </p>
    16/25

    Columbia Sportswear

    No. 9 (tie): Columbia Sportswear

  • <p>No. 9 (tie): Band-Aid </p>
    17/25

    Band-Aid

    No. 9 (tie): Band-Aid

  • <p>No. 8: Fairmont Hotels & Resorts (Reuters) </p>
    18/25

    Fairmont Hotels & Resorts

    No. 8: Fairmont Hotels & Resorts (Reuters)

  • <p>No. 7: DAVIDsTEA (CNBC) </p>
    19/25

    DAVIDsTEA

    No. 7: DAVIDsTEA (CNBC)

  • <p>No. 6: Canon (CNet) </p>
    20/25

    Canon

    No. 6: Canon (CNet)

  • <p>No. 5: Shoppers Drug Mart/Pharmaprix (CBC) </p>
    21/25

    Shoppers Drug Mart/Pharmaprix

    No. 5: Shoppers Drug Mart/Pharmaprix (CBC)

  • <p>No. 4: Home Hardware (CBC) </p>
    22/25

    Home Hardware

    No. 4: Home Hardware (CBC)

  • <p>No. 3: Costco </p>
    23/25

    Costco

    No. 3: Costco

  • <p>No. 1 (tie): President’s Choice </p>
    24/25

    President’s Choice

    No. 1 (tie): President’s Choice

  • <p>No. 1 (tie): Mountain Equipment Co-op (The Canadian Press) </p>
    25/25

    Mountain Equipment Co-op

    No. 1 (tie): Mountain Equipment Co-op (The Canadian Press)

<p>No. 25: Canadian Tire (Reuters) </p>
<p>No. 24: Rona (Reuters) </p>
Ikea comprará los muebles usados de sus clientes y los revenderá
<p>No. 22 (tie): Kicking Horse Coffee(Twitter/Kicking Horse Coffee) </p>
<p>No. 20 (tie): Agropur (Sealtest, Quebon, L’Extra, Natrel, Iogo) (CBC) </p>
<p>No. 20 (tie): Sony </p>
<p>No. 19: Marriott Hotels </p>
<p>No. 18: MasterCard (The Canadian Press) </p>
<p>No. 17: Laura Secord (CBC) </p>
<p>No. 16: Staples (Reuters) </p>
<p>No. 15: Samsung Electronics (Reuters) </p>
<p>No. 14: Honda </p>
<p>No. 13: Home Depot (CNBC) </p>
<p>No. 11 (tie): Interac (CBC) </p>
<p>No. 11 (tie): Tesla Motors (Digital Trends) </p>
<p>No. 9 (tie): Columbia Sportswear </p>
<p>No. 9 (tie): Band-Aid </p>
<p>No. 8: Fairmont Hotels & Resorts (Reuters) </p>
<p>No. 7: DAVIDsTEA (CNBC) </p>
<p>No. 6: Canon (CNet) </p>
<p>No. 5: Shoppers Drug Mart/Pharmaprix (CBC) </p>
<p>No. 4: Home Hardware (CBC) </p>
<p>No. 3: Costco </p>
<p>No. 1 (tie): President’s Choice </p>
<p>No. 1 (tie): Mountain Equipment Co-op (The Canadian Press) </p>
Allan Shifman

The University of Victoria’s Peter B. Gustavson School of Business has released its annual list of the brands Canadians trust the most. According to the school, the index “measures Canadian consumers’ opinions about 276 corporate and product brands across 27 categories. The GBTI evaluated responses collected from 6384 Canadian consumers to assess their levels of brand trust and examine what causes them to recommend a brand to their friends and family.”

You can see the complete list here.