Hat Theatres Raise Movie Prices Amid Slumping Attendance
A Broadway style note reports Hat theatres increasing ticket costs as attendance wanes, signaling a shift in cinema pricing. Expected impact on patrons and the industry is noted with emphasis on cost pressures facing moviegoers.
Medicine Hat College plans SARS safety measures amid overseas arrivals
Medicine Hat College prepares for 25 international students from SARS regions this weekend. President Ralph Weeks says avoid hysteria, notes Alberta Learning requires safety plans, and the college already has travel limits, health consultations, a quarantine room, and host-family information sessions. Faculty from Beijing present. no suspected cases on campus.
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Chretien offers $10 million to salvage Toronto image
Prime Minister Chretien pledged 10 million dollars for a Toronto marketing campaign as three more SARS deaths raised the tally to 19. He aimed to reassure the public after WHO travel advisories and announced cabinet plans to visit Toronto. Ontario plans included 25 million for hospital backlogs and 10 million for marketing.
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Ontario
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Dan McTeague
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Hat Woman Wins 2003 Norm McLeod Dreamweaver Award
Shawna Churchill of REDI Enterprises receives the Norm McLeod Dreamweaver Award for work with the REDI Action Group aiding clients with developmental disabilities. The honor highlights self advocacy, leadership training, and inclusion in the community.
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Shawna Churchill
REDI
Norm McLeod
Churchill
Redi Action Group
Linda Pollit
Pollit
Shawna
Allen O'Byrne
Kathleen Leangen Redi
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