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- by Brad Hood
I am proud of our country! Our people have hung in there and followed the advice of health experts. Not only has this helped to flatten the curve and slow down this virus but it has...
- by Aakash Desai, Deputy Mayor, Grey Highlands
On Saturday July 11, 2020 I participated in a fundraising event called “Beards for Bucks” which was aimed at raising funds for the Owen Sound Regional Hospital Foundation. In particular the funds raised would go to the COVID-19 Critical Response Fund.
As part of the event, my beard was shaved off by a stylist. When I had agreed to participate in the event, I was told that I would be shaving my own beard.
Covid-19 has been a struggle for business and charities over the last few months. Between the closures and restrictions on reopening, and the reduced spending and giving, everyone is challenged.
For myself on the business side, two out of three of my commercial tenants are still closed under “Phase 2” rules.
Dear Editor
Let me introduce myself, I have been a licensed hairstylist for 11 years, mobile and home based business owner for 6 years and have won multiple awards for grooming and participation (whiskerina, over and under 12" level entry) in Ontario's largest beard and moustache competition held by The Yeard Project.
Dear Editor,
I am writing this letter while still feeling the sting of the slap in the face from our local politicians regarding the Beards for Bucks Fundraiser.
Although a wonderful fundraising idea for a great cause this...
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