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Hello and happy Thursday, everyone!!!<\/strong><\/p>\n

With the 4th of July fast approaching, today’s post is a tad contrary to expectations: Instead of profiling AMERICAN vintage stores, I’ve decided to profile CANADIAN ones, instead!<\/p>\n

Why? Because part of being a proud American is recognizing the strength in other country’s people, cultures, economies and for all intents and purposes here … VINTAGE!<\/p>\n

I’ve lived in the bubble known as the US Northeast my entire life. The farthest west I’ve ever traveled? Chicago. The farthest north? Boston. The farthest south? Florida. I know — tsk tsk tsk on me!<\/p>\n

Thanks to the growth of Facebook and in particular, YouTube, I’ve learned that vintage love spreads far and wide … and relative to where I live in NYC, far north to CANADA!<\/p>\n

I’ve interacted with a flurry of Canadian vintage lovers as of late — from favorite vintage sellers like Sandra Witt of The Witchery Vintage<\/a>, to bloggers like Danielle of Mrs. Chong<\/a> to YTers who spread vintage love by watching my videos.<\/p>\n

This northeast bubble of mine? I think it’s time to POP – because after researching for PART 1 of the best vintage stores in Canada<\/strong>, I’ve decided that my next big “trip” is a (vintage-inspired!) Amtrak train ride to Canada.<\/p>\n

And my vintage store visits? Keep reading after the jump to see which stores made MY wishlist — and for inspiration on how we can celebrate our great country this 4th of July by celebrating the culture of others!<\/p>\n

I’m positive that I missed a ton of great vintage shops in my research. If you’re a vintage lover with experience shopping vintage in Canada, don’t hesitate to send me some more to add!<\/p>\n

Today’s post features Toronto, Victoria & Vancouver, and tomorrow features Quebec, Montreal & Ottawa. So be sure to check back in for PART 2.<\/p>\n

Say hello on Twitter<\/a>, Facebook<\/a>, YouTube<\/a> & Tumblr<\/a> — or by email, Sammy@Sammydvintage.com!<\/a><\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

xx, SD<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

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