Reitmans supports Black Women-Owned Businesses
This year, we’re celebrating Black History Month by once again lending our national platform to spotlight the notable Black women entrepreneurs and their businesses all across Canada.
Learn more about our featured businesses and how you can support them.
Atelier APL
Montreal-based retailer Atelier APL is redefining the way we accessorize while celebrating the beauty of diversity, self-expression and identity since 2016.
Founder Animata Planchon’s exquisitely hand-crafted headwraps, earrings and versatile bags aim to inspire confidence and to pay tribute to the strength, grace and resilience of African women.
shop her website
Mary’s Brigadeiro
Mary’s Brigadeiro represents the culmination of hard work, happiness, and above all… chocolate.
In 2014, Mariane Oliveira brought her family’s cherished take on the traditional Brazilian Brigadeiro all the way from Sao Paolo to avid fans all over Toronto.
Her delicious, elevated creations fulfill her dream of sharing her culture in the Canadian mosaic.
shop her website
Cup of Té
Cup of Té was born in 2018 when aspiring Olympian Taylor Lindsay-Noel transformed a life-altering accident into a pursuit for new meaning. She channeled her passion for organic teas into helping her community.
Cup of Té is based in Ontario and offers organic, ethically-sourced teas, unique blends and teaware, and donates part of her sales to the Toronto Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.
shop her website
MUMGRY
MUMGRY founder and mom Lilian Umurungi-Jung noted the lack of nutritious and accessible snacks available for all stages of pregnancy and beyond.
She rose to the challenge in 2019 and created healthy, accessible snacks that are plant-based, low in sugar, and high in protein, iron and calcium.
MUMGRY’s nutritious, energizing treats are available in locations all over North America.
shop her website
