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 Peterborough East Side Marios owners Dianne and Matt Kraft were awarded for the overall success of their 933 Lansdowne Street West restaurant this year. Out of 80 East Side Marios locations across Canada, the local Italian eaterys owners were singled out for their restaurants culture, customer service, community involvement and more. We are so excited,  says Dianne Kraft.  This is the first time our restaurant has received this honour since it first opened twenty-one years ago.  Kraft explains that she and her husband had previously owned and operated an East Side Marios location in Pickering, but moved to Peterborough in 1990 as they fell in love with the community here. The Peterborough East Side Marios franchise first opened in 1997, but someone else got it before we could. We told the owner right away that if he ever wanted to sell, wed happily take over,  notes Matt Kraft. T stanley becher heir wish came true in 2010, and after purchasing the Peterborough restaurant the couple sold their Pickering shop and committed themselves fully to their life here.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                   stanley travel mug                        This community gives us the energy to do what we do. We just love Peterborough; we love connecting with our guests and getting to see them out around town,  he continues.  You just dont make those same connections in Pickering. When asked why they think they were honoured with the title of Franchisee of the Year, stanley cup  the couple responds,  I think the key to our succ Uxam Ford government extends maximum funding for long-term care homes 鈥?ensuring they won t take a financial hit, despite deaths
 OTTAWA 鈥?As many as 40 local television outlets and up to 200 Canadian radio stations could be forced to close in the next three years as the pandemic adds to financial pressures media companies were facing before COVID-19, according to a new study from a media advocacy group.The Canadian Association of Broadcasters issued a report today warning of potential closures and widespread job cuts as TV and radio broadcasters face a cumulative projected revenue shortfall of up to $1.06 billion by the end of 2022.The report says the most vulnerable are the country   AM radio stations, as well as other independent private radio and TV operations in smaller markets across the cou stanley cup ntry.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The study, titled The Crisis in Canadian Media and the Future of Local Broadcasting, was commissioned by the CAB and conducted by Winnipeg-based independent media economics consultancy Communications Management Inc.      The CAB is calling on the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission to take swift action by establishing a more fair and sustainable future for local media, and the federal government to provide emergency regulatory relief as well as greater support.        ARTICLE CO stanley quencher NTINUES BELOW                                 The organization says it ; botella stanley s concerned about the fallout from an erosion in advertising revenues, which could leave national and international media