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A barbershop in rural New Brunswick is providing free haircuts to those seeking gender-affirming changes to their hairstyle. The owner says many trans people face resistance when they ask for a drastic change – and they want to provide a safe space. Suzanne Lapointe has more.

Oilers superfan Jeff Ottmeier from Edmonton joins us to discuss his bold vow made 9 years ago: no haircut until the Oilers bring home the cup again. With each victory, Jeff inches closer to a long-awaited trim, much to the delight of his hairdresser and fellow fans. Find out the story behind Jeff’s legendary pledge...

There was a lineup around the block for the 11th annual ‘We’re here for ya day’ organized by Daniel Johnstone, aka Can Man Dan. Hundreds of people lined up for hours to get free school supplies, food, and a haircut. As Slav Kornik reports, Johnstone has never experienced demand like this.

A 5-year-old girl had her first ever haircut Monday and to mark the milestone, she decided to pay it forward. The Laval girl and her family have been fundraising for breast cancer research and so far have raised over $6,000. Global’s Felicia Parrillo reports.

A young boy that lives with autism will be moving schools after receiving an unwanted haircut from a staff member at a Toronto school. According to the family, the trim was done without permission and has left the child traumatized. Brittany Rosen has the story.

It’s been almost two decades since Leafs fans have celebrated a first round series win. Ahmar Khan has a closer look at the excitement from Maple Leaf Square as fans gear up for Game 6. Plus, a young boy with autism was left traumatized after receiving an unwanted haircut from a staff member.

From at-home haircuts and homemade sourdough bread, to the value of a simple hug. Global News hit the streets to find out what an unforgettable year taught Winnipeggers.

Remember how excited Albertans were to get a haircut? It seems there’s a similar sense of relief with some of the personal services being offered in Stage 2 of our relaunch, such as massages. Morgan Black explains.

Many of us have had to pick up electric trimmers during the pandemic – to give ourselves or family members a haircut during lockdown. One Toronto teen has taken it to another level, going viral for the passion with which he cuts hair – specifically the hair of millionaires. Minna Rhee reports.

Legendary Vancouver barber George Chronopoulos has sheared the locks of Hollywood royalty and the city’s business elite, and on Tuesday, he gave his first post-quarantine haircut to a client who’s been with him since the 1960s. Ted Chernecki reports.

New Brunswickers can now get a haircut and carefully visit friends and family. Silas Brown reports.

Ontario is moving ahead with Step One of its reopening plan three days early. But come Friday, you still won’t be able to do a lot, like get a haircut, and many would like to see the government ease up faster. Matthew Bingley reports.

A Calgary salon owner claims he was wrongfully ticketed after a visit from Alberta Health Services in December. Amin Dagher said he was asked to give a haircut against health restrictions, and when he said yes, the person identified themselves as an AHS officer. Jenna Freeman reports.

People in England wanting to shed their locks after more than three months without a proper haircut finally had the opportunity to on Saturday as hairdressers opened for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic shut down many businesses. Many people were seen getting their hair chopped off, with salons taking appropriate precautions including face...

What is the hottest haircut for 2016? Kassy from Capelli Studio Salon has the answer in this Saskatoon Style segment.

Getting a haircut is an act many people take for granted; a monthly ritual to look your best or try out a latest style. For the city’s homeless and less fortunate, a haircut becomes a luxury they may not be able to afford. Global’s Adrian Cheung reports.

This pandemic has forced us all to adjust to a “new normal”, including getting used to life with no hair salons or barbers. As Mike Drolet explains, some of us are more cut out for DIY haircuts than others.

Peter’s barbershop and museum is covered from wall to wall with memorabilia from the Toronto Maple Leafs over decades. Ahmar Khan reports.

While haircuts, spa visits, tattoos and piercings may not be necessities, many Canadians utilize these services as acts of self-care. Eloise Therien has more on if the higher cost of living has impacted these businesses.

U.S. President Donald Trump told a room full of American business leaders Tuesday that he intends to give the Dodd-Frank act, which regulates the banking system, a “major haircut.”