The Business Beat submitted by Joel Wiebe

Cheeks Ahoy is turning 10! Founder and creator Leah Black started the business shortly after
having her first child and wanted to reduce waste by going the reusable diaper route. She
encountered a lack of options for reusable wipes and decided to make her own. She soon found
that the reusable wipes had a lot more uses. 10 years later, Cheeks Ahoy has a wide range of
offerings, including bathroom, beauty, baby, parent, and kitchen products. Her team produces
the products locally and they ship across the country and beyond. Check them out and put in
your order at cheeksahoy.com.

Wanderlight Alpaca Experience in Douro-Dummer is launching a new offering starting June 25.
Wanderlight Alpaca Quest is an escape room-style game with the nature-based wonder of an
alpaca walk. Ancient alpaca guardians have travelled through time to save their beloved
alpacas from relentless hunters. It’s up to you to solve the puzzles they left behind to find the
alpacas secret hiding place before it is too late. Book your experience at wanderlightalpaca.ca.

Canada’s Dinosaur Park is officially open for the season, including their new Dinosaur Museum.
The popular Norwood-area attraction features a dinosaur drive-thru park with animatronic
dinosaurs, a croc-walk, reptile sanctuary with 200 reptiles from around the world, mini-golf, and
a bone yard for kids to dig for dinosaur bones. All proceeds go toward caring for the rescued
reptiles in the sanctuary. Drop by 2206 County Road 38 in Asphodel-Norwood and take a tour.

There’s a new bar and restaurant coming to downtown Peterborough – Love You, Mean It. It’s a
joint project between Sam Sayer and Owen Walsh. Sam is the hard-working entrepreneur
behind Sam’s Place and Sam’s Place Winery and Owen has worked his way up at the deli
from line cook to manager. The new restaurant will be at 135 Hunter Street West in the former
Food Forest location and will bridge the gap between casual and fine dining.