A metal lunchbox was an everyday accessory for miners and their families in Sudbury. These lunchboxes, made in Sudbury for decades, have hit the national stage on Dragons’ Den Canada.The show has entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas to a panel of business people who have money to invest and the business connections to help them turn their charming family business into a global brand.With a touching and inspirational story behind their product, they were able to secure an offer from Brett Wilson, a Canadian investment banker, businessman, investor, and philanthropist.
Watch Catherine Langin pitch her family's line of durable metal lunchboxes. The Dragons will see her vision. But instead, it's her success story that convinces The Dragons to see money in her brand.
A lunchbox that lasts is a lifestyle that gives back.This Earth Day, we reflect on how choosing durable, reusable tools—like a handcrafted L. May lunchbox—can quietly shape a more sustainable...
L. May isn’t just a lunchbox—it’s a lifestyle that embodies strength, craftsmanship, and resilience. As a proud women-operated business, we were honored to be a supporting partner at the International...
