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I've checked a few stores for pumpkin spice coffee creamer and so far no luck. Has anyone seen any around Brandon?  
Thanks in advance!

What about spiking regular creamer with nutmeg? Isn't that what gives pumpkin pies their distinctive flavor?

I’ve never found it in Canada, only the US

Epicure sells a jar called pumpkin spice. It’s just a mix of cinnamon, nutmeg etc. We use it in pie, on top of pie, in overnight oats so it might work with coffee. Hmmmm.... never thought to try that. Good idea.

RC123 said "Epicure sells a jar called pumpkin spice. It’s just a mix of cinnamon, nutmeg etc. We use it in pie, on top of pie, in overnight oats so it might work with coffee. Hmmmm.... never thought to try that. Good idea. "

Good idea. Can have it whenever you want, and you can make your own mixtures.  
 
Depending on the source, there always seems to either be to little or too much spice.

Is available at all grocery stores in town, in the spice aisle, I’ve bought it often. Or you can make your own .... 1 tsp of pumpkin pie spice is made by mixing together the following:  
 
1 tsp cinnamon  
1/2 tsp ground ginger  
1/4 tsp all spice  
1/4 tsp nutmeg  
 
I’ve used either the pumpkin pie spice or the homemade mixture (if I run out of the spice) and my recipes all turn out the same.

Like mentioned above pumpkin spice is available everywhere it's a common spice. Last time I got it at bulk barn.

I only got a quick glance but I'm sure I saw a display of Pumpkin Spice Creamers at Shoppers Drug Mart tonight.

A few years ago I downloaded a bunch of coffee creamer recipes off of Facebook, of those one was a pumpkin spice recipe.  
They all started with a base which was,  
 
14 ounce can of sweetened condensed milk  
1 3/4 cup of half and half or cream  
 
The pumpkin spice recipe included.  
 
3 tablespoons pumpkin purée  
1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice  
4 tablespoons maple syrup  
1 teaspoon vanilla extract  
 
We found that most of the creamers we made up were a bit on the sweet side, but were pretty good, managed to get 20 recipes in all, enjoyed the salted caramel.