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 DURHAM 鈥?Its been less than two years since the opening of The Kingsmen 鈥?Barbers on King shop in Courtice and business is, well, clipping right along, according to owners Lindsay and Steve Grimley. Its been incredible.  Lindsay said on a recent Wednesday morning, as the shop hummed with activity.  It has just continued to grow. Opened in late 2017 with Steve as the sole barber on staff, the shop now has a total of seven barbers and has steadily bu stanley cup becher ilt up its clientele. Steve has more than 25 years of experience 鈥?the las stanley termosar t 15 in Oshawa 鈥?but acknowledged that making the transition from employee to business owner was stressful.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We were terrified,  he said.  We thought, what if it doesnt work  Those concerns have been dispelled by the success of the shop so far.  It has exceeded what we thought it was going to be cups stanley ,  Steve said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The theme of the shop is decidedly male-centric, with a focus on quality grooming for men, but services including washes, cuts and styling are available for women, and there is special pricing for kids. Lindsay said the goal is to create an atmosphere where clients know theyll receive quality care in a comfortable, laid-back environment. We started talking about owning our own shop, focusing on our personalities and relationships, and trying to bring the traditional barber shop feel back,  she said.  Its important to  Bypf What school looks like amid COVID-19 when parents are the teachers
 Hundreds of thousands of Taylor Swift fans have secured their coveted tickets for the tail end of the pop singer    stanley cup Eras tour in Toronto this fall. But where will they sleep 聽For the most part, nowhe stanley becher re cheap, hospitality experts and short-term rental data indicate.聽While November has historically been a quiet month in Toronto with fewer events, fewer bookings and lower rates for both hotels and short-term rentals, the Taylor effect 鈥?a term coined by economists to  stanley flask describe the impact of her concerts on local markets 鈥?is already shaking off that reputation with demand for accommodations driving up daily rates.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Drake, a boutique hotel in the city   Queen West area that is known for its art-filled contemporary rooms, has sold out for the duration of Swift   tour dates, despite its posted聽daily rate more than doubling to $1,009.聽      The average daily rate of short-term rentals across Toronto is up roughly 70 per cent for duration of Swift   six-concert residency at the Rogers Centre compared to same time in 2023, according to AirDNA,聽a company that supplies data on the short-term rental market including Airbnb and VRBO.聽That translates to roughly $350 per night for Swift   six concert dates in November compared to $208 for the same nights last year.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Toronto, which is one of only two Canadian s