The Brick

The Brick's own about page states Leon's Furniture Limited acquired The Brick in 2013, and Wikipedia corroborates the deal (announced November 2012 for CA$700 million) and describes Leon's as controlled by the Leon family with the remainder of shares publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: LNF). Corporations Canada's federal registry returns only earlier 'The Brick Warehouse Corporation' entities, all inactive (amalgamated or discontinued), consistent with the current operating company, The Brick Warehouse LP, being a provincial limited partnership outside that registry's scope; no federal or SEDAR filing was checked to confirm the Leon family's exact stake, so this is recorded as reported rather than verified.

• About Us - The Brick · the vendor's own site “Leon's Furniture Limited acquires The Brick”
• The Brick · press “Leon's Furniture acquired The Brick on November 11, 2012”
• Leon's · press “The controlling interest in the company is owned by the Leon family, while some shares are traded publicly on the Toronto Stock Exchange.”
• Federal corporation search results - The Brick Warehouse - Corporations Canada · registry record “THE BRICK WAREHOUSE CORPORATION ... Status: Inactive - Amalgamated”

The Brick does not manufacture its own products; it retails third-party furniture, mattress, appliance, and electronics brands. Its own site names mostly foreign brands (Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, Maytag, Kenmore, Bosch, Miele, Smeg, Cindy Crawford Home, Shaquille O'Neal Home) alongside a curated 'Made in Canada' furniture collection and a Canadian-made sofa collection, but no page states what share of total sales those Canadian-made lines represent, so this mix is an estimate weighted toward imported goods rather than a published split.

• Furniture Store, Mattresses & Appliances - The Brick · the vendor's own site “Bosch, Broan, Broil King, Café, Cuisinart, Danby, Electrolux, Frigidaire, GE Appliances, GE Profile, Hisense, iio, Kenmore, KitchenAid, LG, LG Studio, Maytag, Midea, Miele, Panasonic, Samsung, Smeg, Thor Kitchen, Whirlpool, and Unique Appliances.”
• Made in Canada Furniture - Shop Canadian Furniture - The Brick · the vendor's own site “at least 51% of total direct costs incurred in Canada, the last substantial transformation occurring in Canada”
• Sofas Made in Canada – Shop Canadian Made Couches - The Brick · the vendor's own site “Canadian made sofas built with quality control, craftsmanship, and materials selected for long-term use.”

The Brick's head office is in Edmonton, Alberta, and its distribution centres (Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, and Dartmouth) and roughly 200 stores are all in Canada, per the vendor's own about and shipping pages; Wikipedia describes no US or other-country retail or distribution footprint.

• About Us - The Brick · the vendor's own site “Our head office is proudly located in Edmonton, Alberta”
• Shipping and Delivery - The Brick · the vendor's own site “you can shop with us online or at one of our 200+ locations and distribution centres across Canada from Victoria to St. Johns”

As a retailer rather than a manufacturer, The Brick's material inputs are the finished goods it stocks rather than raw materials it buys directly, so this factor mirrors the manufacturing mix: the same internationally dominated brand list applies, and no page breaks out sourcing for components or house-brand items separately from finished-goods manufacturing.

• Furniture Store, Mattresses & Appliances - The Brick · the vendor's own site “Bosch, Broan, Broil King, Café, Cuisinart, Danby, Electrolux, Frigidaire, GE Appliances, GE Profile, Hisense, iio, Kenmore, KitchenAid, LG, LG Studio, Maytag, Midea, Miele, Panasonic, Samsung, Smeg, Thor Kitchen, Whirlpool, and Unique Appliances.”