PTBOCanada is delighted to be running StoosNews columns each week here, spotlighting new businesses and startups in Peterborough and the Kawarthas. Here is this week’s edition…
My Left Breast has moved to a beautiful new space at 291 Charlotte St., Unit A.
Open for appointments only, owner Bridget Leslie is the only person in the store and is fully vaccinated. Having been through recovery herself, Bridget has a long history of providing women with everything from mastectomy bras, shapewear, tops, swimwear, wigs, scarves and hats. To make an appointment call 705-876-3333 or visit myleftbreast.ca.
The Selwyn Public Library in Lakefield is excited to be opening their new Makers Space this week.
Located at 1 Bridge Street in Lakefield, Makers Space provides everything from sewing machines and 3D printers, to laser cutting and engraving, to a sound recording booth and more. Designed to bring people together to learn, share knowledge and skills, or even develop a business idea, check out the website at selwyntownship.ca.
Carrot Bacon is a delicious, all-natural vegan jerky, developed by local entrepreneur Tyler Steeves.
It’s quickly becoming established with recent product launches at major Canadian retailers, winning big at North America’s largest candy and snack show and winning a $20,000 grant from Desjardins. You can try Carrot Bacon locally at Sobeys, Jo Anne’s Place or The Food Shop and watch for it soon at Walmart, London Drugs and Whole Foods West.
There are two time-sensitive things happening this month that you might be interested in - Couture Candy has a pop-up location at Lansdowne Place.
Lansdowne Place has donated the space as Couture Candy tries to raise $10,000 in support of the PRHC Cancer Center. Look for the shop at the foot of the escalator.
If you have piles of paper collecting in your home or office that you’d like to get shredded, just bring your boxes or piles of documents to Cody and James Chartered Professional Accountants at 260 Milroy Dr. just north of Portage Place.
Just $15 a banker’s box with proceeds going to the Brock Mission.