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"Yes, We Are Open" Season 4 Episode 1 - Sackville Curling Club
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"Yes, We Are Open" Season 4 Episode 1 - Sackville Curling Club

April 03, 2023
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In the season 4 premier of ‘Yes, We Are Open’ Al heads east to New Brunswick. His first stop is the Sackville Curling Club.

At 128 years old, it’s the oldest business Al has featured on the podcast—by a lot—but that doesn’t mean they’re impervious to struggle. With lockdowns and severe capacity restrictions, the pandemic posed the club’s greatest threat in literally a century!

How did they survive? Listen to find out. 

Subscribe now to hear them as they publish each week!

You can learn more about Sackville Curling Club at sackvillecurlingclub.com

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Al Grego

Al Grego

Emerging Channels Communication Manager

Al Grego is the producer and host of the multi-award-winning Yes, We Are Open and Just Good Business podcasts for Moneris. His interests outside of work include podcasting, blogging, and music.

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