We're trying to keep those in Canada, Mark! Too many Yanks buying them up and taking them home already.
Personally, when it comes to classic Canadian amps, I prefer Garnet. Traynors are great, and tough as nails (they used to test amps by throwing them off the factory roof - if they could put the tubes back in and it worked it passed), but Garnets are just a tad better sounding to me and have (usually) better feature sets (i.e. there ain't no Traynor with on board reverb, or not many.... a few had master volumes, but most higher powered Garnets, 50 and up, did). In particular the Garnet 'stinger' distortion circuit is particularly good. The "Pro" line even had rocker EQ boost switches like Ampeg (later models; earlier ones just had push-pull switches on the bass, treble and vol knobs instead, but did the same, or similar thing).
... just don't bother with any Canadian (Traynor or Garnet) bass speaker cabs. Some Traynors were OK (better drivers in the higher end models) but Garnets were not so great unless you had a lot of them or really over rated (power handling wise) vs your amp. Love their guitar cabs though; again due to the speakers (I have a special love or 12" Marslands for guitar use).