What oils are made in Canada?

[BornSlippy]

I'm on Vancouver Island and tried to get Co-op oil for my last oil change but was unable to source anything bigger than a 1L bottle. I called them up to ask about getting 5L bottles and was told they aren't sold anywhere on the island.

I'd say Co-op is the best option, being 100% Canadian sourced, refined, and bottled...and probably available fairly readily in large parts of Western Canada....just not for me.

There are several smaller brands that are Canadian. I recently saw a non-detergent straight 30 bottle of "Wakefield Oil" at Lordco and looked them up. They don't seem to make much of anything for gas engines but do have a diesel line of lubricants.

https://www.wakefieldcanada.ca/u/1/products-wakefieldProducts-diesel

Wakefield Canada is the blender/bottler of Castrol in Canada. They also distribute Super Clean in Canada.

 

[userfriendly]

There is also a brand based near me here in BC called Klondike but I think they are just a blender.

WPP on the bottom of Klondike jugs. I believe that to be Warren.
Without cheating by looking it up, I’m guessing Omaha, NE.

 

[Snagglefoot]

Carquest's house brand oil is made in Canada by April (technically Verco) in Quebec. Can't think of anything else that hasn't been mentioned yet.

April has its own brand as well but not sure where to buy it, maybe at Napa Canada. Here is an interesting synthetic 5w50 racing oil. Made in Canada.

 

[KevinMalone]

I just checked a bottle of Motomaster Euro 0W-40 I picked up recently, expecting it to be made in Canada. Nope, "Made in USA".

Yes, the Pennzoil Euro 5w40 is also made in the USA.

I've convinced users of the above oils to switch to German made PP Euro 0w30.

 

[BornSlippy]

I've convinced users of the above oils to switch to German made PP Euro 0w30.

MotoMaster 0W-30 is the same oil as well;

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/...-synthetic-engine-motor-oil-5-l-0287962p.html