Power Yoga Canada Durham wins 2026 Consumer Choice Award

Power Yoga Canada Durham’s 2026 Consumer Choice Award win points to a studio experience that has clearly resonated beyond the mat. The Oshawa location was named the Yoga Studio category winner for Durham Region, and the recognition lands as a sign that local consumers responded to more than class schedules and branding. They responded to the feel of the room.

The Consumer Choice Award has recognized business excellence since 1987, and it says its winners are selected through an independent, statistically supported consumer research process, with only one winner chosen in each category in each city or region. In that context, the Durham honor reads less like a decorative trophy and more like outside confirmation that Power Yoga Canada’s community-first approach has traction with the people walking through its doors.

That approach is central to how the studio presents itself in Oshawa. Power Yoga Canada Durham describes the space as women-led and community-focused, with an emphasis on reconnecting through movement, breath, and presence. The studio says it strives to create an environment where people feel supported, seen and empowered in their journey, a message that fits the way many yoga students now choose a home studio: not just for heat or intensity, but for whether they feel safe enough to return.

Power Yoga Canada also makes beginner access a visible part of that identity. Its Oshawa studio says, “We love beginners and especially those that can’t yet touch their toes!” The location at 866 Taunton Rd W, Unit 1, Oshawa, ON L1L 0P1, and the phone number 905-240-7926 give prospective students a direct path in, while monthly workshops add another layer of entry for people who want more than a drop-in class.

The studio’s broader mission, first set out when Power Yoga Canada opened its first studio on November 2, 2009, is simple: “empower communities into action.” In Durham Region, that mission now has a consumer-backed stamp of approval. For local yogis deciding where to land, the award suggests this is not just a place collecting accolades. It is a studio that has built enough trust, retention and belonging to turn service culture into recognition.