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TORONTO 鈥?Cineplex Inc. is inching towards a gradual reopening of its Canadian theatres, starting in Alberta later this month before going wider across the country in early July.Canada largest movie exhibitor says it plans to begin showing
stanley thermobecher 8220;previously released titles at a reduced capacity in six Alberta theatres on June 26.The company then hopes to reopen on July 3 in as many other markets as government and health authorities allow, as COVID-19 restrictions begin to loosen in different regions. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Cineplex representative Sarah Van Lange said theatres in British Columbia would be among the second stage to open, with other provinces still to be determined.The rollout will introduce a number of new measures, including reserved seating in all auditoriums to ensure physical distancing between moviegoers, and staggered showtimes to reduce congestion in theatre lobbies. Employees will also be required to wear personal protective equipment and concession registers will be limited to every other line. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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Every year around Christmas, Toronto restaurant Allens holds a holiday party for their regulars, and tips from the event are divided out to staff as a Christmas bonus.But when the latest COVID-19 lockdown cancel
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