Canada-focused, bilingual English and French
Onion links
- Official wtnliny6pnj3ug4bzw3tke3bbemtcuixdnosdocus3wntulsibsdfuad.onion
- Mirror
WeTheNorth is listed as Active, with PGP, escrow, Bitcoin, and Monero in our tags. Open sources consistently describe it as a Canada-first shop rather than a global catalog. This is an editorial profile, not a marketplace listing.
Canada-focused, bilingual English and French
Onion links
Public directories and threat-intel summaries date WeTheNorth to 2021. DNM Watch specifies July 2021, which matches the launch month already in our file. That makes it older than most of the 2024–2025 names in this catalog. Reporting agrees on a regional bet: Canadian vendors and domestic shipping, not a worldwide listing race.
DNM Watch and TorWiki both describe the shop as the successor to an earlier Canada-only name (CanadaHQ / CanadianHeadquarters) that closed around 2021. The same sources say the bilingual English/French interface is part of why the brand kept a niche after the 2025 Archetyp and Abacus shocks. We treat that lineage as reported public history, not as a trust score.
Some reviews mention extra platform pieces: an in-house forum, a digital autoshop, and a betting panel. Those extras are not in our tag list, so we record them only as reported color. TorWiki also reports a clearnet access path alongside the usual Tor listing. We do not treat a clearnet hostname as a verified route.
Our tags do not include 2FA. TorWiki’s comparison table flags the same gap. Coins in our file are Bitcoin and Monero, with PGP and escrow. Regional branding makes phishing clones easy to dress up as the real shop — treat any mirror you find elsewhere as untrusted until you check a signed canary.
Status, tags, and listing counts come from our catalog file. Editorial notes below the card come from open public reporting and are worded as reported when we have not verified them in-house. Treat every mirror you find elsewhere as untrusted until you check a PGP canary and a second independent source. See phishing detection and OPSEC fundamentals.