Editor and lead writer
Simon Larocque
Has built PCs for friends and a local computer shop, and checks Canadian part prices every month.
Simon’s articlesAbout
An independent publisher for players in Canada that calls its readers members. The association is the readers: not a regulator, not an industry body.
Gaming Association is an independent publisher that calls its readers members. It has no connection to any gaming or gambling regulator, provincial lottery corporation or industry body, the Canadian Gaming Association included. Here, gaming means video games, never betting.
The sections run from the box to the room: builds and components, peripherals and monitors, consoles and handhelds, desks, chairs and streaming gear, and how to buy well in Canada. The Build Sheet puts the same rule into three priced parts lists, and the Toolkit lists the software we’d install first.
Prices are in Canadian dollars before tax, with the store and the month they were checked. We aren’t affiliated with the stores or makers we cover. Some links may earn us a commission; it never decides a pick.
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Gear writer
Jenna Okafor
Streams most evenings and has worked through dozens of mice, keyboards, controllers and chairs to find the ones worth the money.
Jenna’s articlesWhat we publish
Free · repriced monthly
The Build Sheet
Whole gaming PCs at $1,500, $2,000 and $2,500, every part priced at a Canadian store and repriced every month.
See the partsEight departments
Eight sections, one rule
Builds, parts, peripherals, monitors, consoles, desks, streaming and deals, all in Canadian dollars before tax.
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The Toolkit
The software we’d install first, from price trackers to benchmarks, with when the free version is enough.
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