Good source for bars and chains in Canada?

[82F100SWB]

Normally I would just order from Baileys, but with the 73 cent dollar, it really isn't worth it, after exchange and shipping I am not saving anything vs buying at my local dealer. Out of my current batch of fix to sell saws I have 10 saws, 2 with good bars, and one with a good chain, I usually only have one or two fixers, so buying the odd new chain from my Stihl dealer usually isn't a big deal, this amount of volume is a bit different.
Obviously, I don't need the best of the best as the majority of saws I have sold have ended up as homeowner firewood saws, but, I don't want to be putting garbage on either.
Is there a source equivalent to Baileys that I can't find, or should I just suck it up and support my local dealer?

 

[Rockjock]

Does your dealer have the buy one get the second 1/2 off?

 

[Gypo Logger]

You could contact Jon1212, a member here from Utah. His prices seem to be about 1/2 of what you would expect to pay.

 

[pioneerguy600]

One word, Oregon.

 

[Philbert]

Bars in Canada have the better Molson . . .

Philbert

 

[svk]

Bars in Canada have the better Molson . . .

Philbert

And Labatt too!!!

 

[82F100SWB]

I prefer Forty Creek... LOL Not much for beer here.
Last time I was in they didn't have a 2 for one deal on, and the last time they did have one, it was only on identical chains. Unfortunatley with the collection of junk I have there's only two that are going to be the same...
I really need to get a spinner, breaker, a spool of .325 and a spool of 3/8. It seems I am never going to run out of saws, so I might as well have chain... LOL

 

[Jon1212]

Contact @thechainsawguy or @jockeydeuce. They are both authorized guide bar dealers in Canada, and both can also be found on eBay.