Well, Pat Dolan is in Canada, but at least for the US, that process for new cars basically costs supercar money, and therefore really only makes sense for actual supercars.
Easier to build something similar from things that are available in the US market.
The S1 Elise... well, those are mostly over 15 years old, so just bring one in, Canada allows it under historical vehicle importation laws. Import a left-hand drive one, and you won't even get demonized by insurance policies that heavily penalize RHD cars due to Skylines being wrapped around trees too often.
The T5 LWB TDI AWD... this is tricky, but there are companies that will do AWD conversions on the bigger RWD-based vans. Yes, bigger than a T5, but still, workable.
The B6 Passat wagon actually is available in the North American market, and with some Euro parts and 2009 Jetta parts, a CBEA could probably be swapped into a late one.