Discover the origin of the names of our new varieties.
We have drawn directly from the natural resources that make up our country to name our new varieties. Utilizing names from Canadian rivers, national parks, mountains and other iconic landscapes, we hope to showcase our beautiful country around the world.
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Mount Fryatt
At a height of 3,300 meters, Mount Fryatt is a must-see attraction in the heart of Jasper National Park, Alberta.
If the climb does not take your breath away, the panoramic view at the top overlooking the valley bearing same name, will!
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Kovik River
In October 2018, the Quebec government introduced a bill to make the Kovik River an aquatic reserve.
Located at the northern tip of the province, the river has been a fishing ground used by Inuit for centuries.
The purpose of the Kovik Aquatic Reserve is to protect and maintain biological diversity, the natural and cultural resources, as well as ensuring the conservation of local Arctic char populations.
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Yoho National Park
Yoho Park, named after a Cree expression of wonder, is located in the western part of the Canadian Rockies. With its steep rock faces, waterfalls and breathtaking peaks, the park offers a unique glimpse into the wonders of Canadian nature.
Discover its natural riches and the amazing wildlife that inhabit the region, such as the mountain goat that crisscrosses its summits.
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