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People often will say Pilot, De Mello, Moonbeam, or Propeller when asking about local roasters, but if you're looking for light roasts, I'd steer away; they tend towards a relatively medium-to-dark profile since that (and espresso) is what the city tends to prefer. Some actual local light roasters: Seth Taylor is a local independent roaster and generally a great guy; probably my favourite roaster in Canada at the moment Subtext is second on the list, just a really good breadth of well-sourced beans The Library has excellent coffee as well but their beans are pricey compared to the above two. They're good, but understandable if that's not in your budget. Hatch has a broad range in general, you can probably find something you want in their lineup if you look Java Roasters and Detour can be pretty good, though their hit rate for me specifically is lower than the two above—you may have better luck if your palate is different from mine More on reddit.com

Hale Coffee, Sam James, The Library, Pilot (They're big now but consistent), Boxcar social has their in-house brand called subtext (atleast I think its in-house), Propeller, Roosters, De Mello Palhetta, Balzac's. Outside toronto, theres some decent ones. Hatch in Markham is an honorable mention and so is Detour in Dundas. More on reddit.com