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BCLC expands online gambling to Manitoba

BCLC expands online gambling to Manitoba

The British Columbia Lottery Corp. (BCLC) is partnering with Manitoba Lotteries to provide online gambling to Manitobans.
Doubt cast over B.C. legality of social gambling product

Doubt cast over B.C. legality of social gambling product

Vancouver gaming company Las Vegas From Home.com Entertainment Inc. (LVFH) is peddling a product on Facebook that lawyers are saying could be illegal in this province.
Cancelled tax credit to eliminate bargain location for filmmakers

Cancelled tax credit to eliminate bargain location for filmmakers

B.C.-based producers say they’ll stop filming in Saskatchewan when the subsidy is removed, but can still get better deals outside of B.C.

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Rainmaker animation studio reports $2.8m losses in 2011

Rainmaker animation studio reports $2.8m losses in 2011

Vancouver animation studio Rainmaker Entertainment Inc. (TSX:RNK) has reported decreased revenue and significant losses from operations in 2011. Rainmaker’s loss from operations was $2,844,956, an increase of $1,988,012 compared with 2010.
Stanley Cup viewings at Rogers Arena and BC Place in doubt

Stanley Cup viewings at Rogers Arena and BC Place in doubt

There may be no large arena Stanley Cup viewing parties in downtown Vancouver this spring, the first playoffs since the 2011 finals ended with a Vancouver Canucks ’ home loss and riot.
Cineplex doesn’t share small cinemas’ struggles

Cineplex doesn’t share small cinemas’ struggles

While many of Vancouver’s neighbourhood cinemas are fighting for survival, local cinema heavyweight Cineplex Entertainment doesn’t share small operators’ perception that business is tougher now than it was five years ago.
Theatre group aims to sell naming rights for arts centre funds

Theatre group aims to sell naming rights for arts centre funds

The Green Thumb Theatre Company aims to sell naming rights to corporations to raise $1.3 million to convert Vancouver’s oldest schoolhouse, Carlton Hall, into a new performing arts centre focused on programming for youth.

Ontario film industry outperforming B.C.'s

The province's efforts to expand its film production business have helped it move ahead of B.C. as Canada's largest film jurisdiction
Playhouse collapse raises doubts about viability of new $300 million art gallery

Playhouse collapse raises doubts about viability of new $300 million art gallery

Scarce funding for arts in Vancouver driving need for cultural organizations to get best bang for each buck