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After six months of tight restrictions and lockdowns, Matthew Ellis is finally seeing the light at the end of a very long and dimmed tunnel.On June 30, the first day of the second step of Ontarios Roadmap to Reopen plan, tattoo shops were finally able to get back to business.For shop owners, this means the chance to save their struggling businesses after being at the forefront of closures, job losses and financial stress along with other personal care services. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The pandemic has left the shop and the artists with the inability to work and make money, said Ellis, owner of Seven Crowns Tattoo on Broadway. No progr
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