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Canada makes remarkable products.
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The product is already worth seeing.
An approximately 80-second film about the gap between a product people love and the structured information machines need.
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But how people discover what to buy is changing.
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People search, browse a retailer and ask an AI shopping assistant. Product possibilities begin narrowing.
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Those systems can only work confidently with products they understand.
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A beautiful product gives way to structured information. Some fields are complete; others are missing or disconnected.
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Machines depend on structured facts.
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Identity, category, variants, material, dimensions, ingredients, identifiers, availability, price and relationships assemble.
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Most brands have never seen their catalogue from this point of view.
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Some products are sharply defined. Others become partially obscured.
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So we created the Canadian Commerce Feed Project.
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The open model forms, followed by platform maps, evidence and validation rules.
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No black box. The model and methodology are public.
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A validation result separates clear, missing, conflicting and unknown information—without a mystery score.
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The feed is the kernel. Not the whole operating system.
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The product-data layer sits within content, trust, availability, economics, experience and transactions.
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Know a Canadian brand that deserves a bigger audience? Nominate them.
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A nomination travels from a customer to a community and then to the brand.
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We already make products worth recommending. Let’s make sure the machines know it.
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