Movember 2022 with JMo’SB
Been ‘staching away my Movember motivation Now that we are in November, many may associate this month with…
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Concordians share their experience of participating in the JMoSB fundraiser
JMoSB comes to an end with over $28,000 raised For JMoSB’s Movember fundraiser, all its members chose their…
Putting Mo back in JMoSB: Taking a quick look at JMoSB’s 2020 Movember campaign
Through the hard work and dedication of the JMoSB team, this year’s Movember campaign is set to be…
Stingers grow a mo for a bro
Concordia hockey players talk about the moustaches they grew this month for Movember Every November, men around the…
Walking the runway for men’s health
Local boutiques to host Les Cours Mont-Royal’s first all-male fashion show Boutiques from the downtown shopping mall Les…
JMoSB breaks fundraising records with 2016 Movember campaign
The organization contributed the majority of Concordia’s fundraising total The JMSB philanthropy organization CASA Cares and their subsidiary…
Must not shave: A movember story
My role models are Ron Burgundy and Ron Swanson, so when Movember rolled around this year, I decided to commit to the cause. I tried growing out a 'stache last November, but four days in, I caved and shaved it. Not this year! It has been more than a week and I'm sporting the bare minimum of what could be considered a moustache. The thought of shaving it off does cross my mind after every glance in the mirror. I had never grown one out fully but surely it would be epic, wouldn't it?
Embracing the manly whiskers
Movember is upon us, and men all over the country are concentrated on growing out their whiskers. Tiny handlebar moustaches adorn mugs, pens, and a whole slew of paraphernalia. It’s cool, it’s hip, and it’s meant to draw attention to men’s testicular and prostate health. According to Canadian Cancer Society, there were approximately 26,500 cases of prostate cancer in 2012 and 4,000 deaths caused by it.