Minto Chamber of Commerce celebrates five new businesses

May 23, 2024 @ 9:00 amBusiness, Community News

Jeton Ademi, owner of Lost Angels Barbershop holds the ribbon moments before the big cut. From left: Councillor Paul Zimmerman, Councillor Ron Elliot, Shawn McDonald, Jeton Ademi, Braden Heikamp, Mayor David Turton and town staff Gord Duff. Submitted photos
Owners of Golden Tree Cannabis, Terra and Anthony Orsagunye, share an exciting moment with family. From left: Councillor Paul Zimmerman, Shawn McDonald, Ethan Linsman, Anthony Orsagunye, three of their children, Terra Orsagunye, Mayor David Turton, Krista Fisk, Councillor Ron Elliot and Gord Duff. Submitted photos
Stacy Weber and MP John Nater are beaming as Weber officially becomes the proud owner of Homestyle Bites and Catering on May 16. Submitted photos
Maggie Riley owner of newly opened Nadur attends the ribbon-cutting ceremony for her business. From left: Councillor Paul Zimmerman, Krista Fisk, Councillor Judy Dirkson, Shawn McDonald, Mayor David Turton, Maggie Riley, MP John Nater, Councillor Ron Elliot and Gord Duff. Submitted photos
Celebratory ribbon cutting – Owner Jan Campbell holds oversized scissors as she prepares to cut the green ribbon. From left - back row: Keith Campbell, Margie Campbell and husband Dean Campbell. From left - front row: Councillor Paul Zimmerman, Councillor Judy Dirksen, MP John Nater, Teagan Campbell, Carissa Campbell, Jan Campbell, Mayor David Turton, Chamber Chair Shawn McDonald, Krista Fisk, Councillor Ron Elliot and Gord Duff. Submitted photos

MINTO  – The Minto Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the Town of Minto, announced the successful completion of five ribbon-cutting ceremonies on May 16, marking the official welcoming of new businesses to the community. 

The businesses visited during this occasion were:

– Lost Angels Barbershop located in Palmerston, owned by Jeton Ademi;

– Golden Tree Cannabis, located in Palmerston, owned by Terra Orsagunye and Anthony Orsagunye; 

– Homestyle Bites and Catering, located in Harriston, owned by Stacy Weber;

– Nadur, located in Harriston, owned by Maggie Riley; and

– Eh-2-Zed, located in Harriston, owned by Jan Campbell. 

The new additions bring a diverse range of services and products, contributing to the vibrant and dynamic business landscape of Minto. 

The Minto Chamber of Commerce congratulated the owners noting the ribbon-cutting ceremonies symbolize the chamber’s commitment to fostering economic growth and creating a thriving business environment in Minto.