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A Toronto man pledged to shave his iconic stache if he didn't meet his $10K Movember goal

Albert Stortchak has pledged to shave off his distinctive facial hair if he falls short of his goal to raise $10,000 for Movember.

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Toronto man puts his legendary 50-year-old moustache on the line for Movember

Seventy-six-year-old Albert Stortchak, owner of Der Dietemann Antiques and Board Chair of the Broadview Danforth BIA, has put the fate of his iconi.

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Danforth small businesses band together to 'Think Outside the Big Box'

Author of the article: Kevin Connor Publishing date: Dec 11, 2020  •  December 11, 2020  •  2 minute read  •  Elsie Hung, co-owner of of La Di Da Boutique along the Danforth, assists customers from behind a plexiglass barrier as the Broadview-Danforth BIAÊorganized a Think Outside the Big Box event during the noon hour to draw attention to the struggles facing small businesses during the lockdown in Toronto, Ont. on Friday December 11, 2020. Photo by Ernest Doroszuk /Toronto Sun/Postmedia Article content Elsi Hung says her nick-nack shop, La Di Da Boutique on Danforth Ave., has been three times the work with one-third of the profits since the start of pandemic lockdowns for non-essential businesses.

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Small businesses send message to Ontario government over 'unfair treatment' during Toronto's lockdown

Small businesses send message to Ontario government over unfair treatment during Toronto s lockdown Business Improvement Areas across the city asked their members to stand outside their storefronts at noon on Friday in protest of the unfair treatment of small businesses during the province’s modified 28-day lockdown in Toronto.  Social Sharing If you cannot open, you cannot make money. If you cannot make money, you cannot survive, business owner says Posted: Dec 11, 2020 5:58 PM ET | Last Updated: December 11, 2020 Small businesses took a stand Friday (literally) by standing outside of their shops. Their hope was to draw attention to the way they re being treated during Ontario s lockdown for the city of Toronto.(Talia Ricci/CBC)

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Small business owners across Toronto stage mass protest against lockdown restrictions

Small business owners across Toronto stage mass protest against lockdown restrictions Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Organized by business improvement areas throughout the city, the protest is meant to draw attention to the continued struggles faced Business owners were encouraged to stand outside their establishment at exactly 12 p.m. with signs saying how long they ve been open and how many people they employ. Small business owners are holding signs saying how long they’ve been in business and how many people they employ in protest of the lockdown #Toronto#TorontoProtest#SmallBusiness#Lockdown#ThinkOutsideTheBigBoxpic.twitter.com/md283fF7PA

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