Barbering in Chilliwack has had a genuine revival, and it arrived with the neighborhoods. Garrison Crossing and the newer parts of Vedder support the traditional-shop format; the chairs, the hot towel, the appointment app; while the downtown keeps the older kind, including a couple of two-chair rooms that have been cutting hair in the same block for longer than most of the city has existed. Yarrow has one, which for a village of 3,400 people is a small miracle. Franchised chains are not listed, so what is here is independently owned, which in this trade is most of it anyway.
A barber shop on Vedder Road, on the Vedder Road run south toward the river.
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An owner-run barber shop, in the old commercial grid around Five Corners.
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