At We Choose Local, we’re proud to be part of a community that values connection, creativity, and conscious consumerism. Guelph is packed with incredible small businesses—each with their own story, passion, and purpose. But they…
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rszCYkg977g What if your next purchase could do more than simply fill your shopping cart? What if it could uplift a local Guelph business, strengthen our community ties, and create a positive ripple effect in…
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pBi9e2oiPc&t=4s Every local business has a unique story, and these narratives are often filled with passion, perseverance, and a love for what they do. We invite you to discover three incredible businesses in Guelph that…
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1I2wm52_ijY What truly sets a local business apart? It is not just the one-of-a-kind products or services they may offer; it goes much deeper. They embody the passion behind their craft, the meaningful connections they…
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At We Choose Local, we know that small businesses are more than just places to shop—they’re the heart of our communities. They create jobs, offer unique experiences, and shape the character of our towns. Behind…
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Think shopping local is more expensive? Think again! At We Choose Local, we’re debunking the myth and showing you that shopping locally can actually be affordable—and sometimes even cheaper. We know that many consumers are…
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The shift in consumer behaviour over the past four years, heightened by extended lockdowns, has dramatically changed how people shop. Even though restrictions were lifted, many remain reluctant to physically explore what local stores have…
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There's a long-standing belief that shopping locally means paying more, but recent research is challenging this perception. Contrary to popular belief, local products can be priced similarly—or even lower—than their non-local counterparts. If you think…
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Many issues that affect consumer behaviour and preferences aren't directly caused by retailers but become their challenges to manage. For example, it’s not local retailers' fault that there is a widespread perception of higher prices…
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