Following suit of countless local businesses, Tommy Gun’s Barbershop will be closing down all stores including the two operating in Kelowna.
In a statement released on March 18, the situation is set to be reassessed in the following weeks as new information is made available after the government of B.C. declared a state of emergency with 231 total cases confirmed in the province.
“The health and safety of our guests, team members, and community is our top priority as we navigate through this pandemic,” said corporate managing partner Keenan Fisher.
“We want to ensure we are doing our part to flatten the curve and we look forward to once again providing our guests and team members a safe environment.”
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