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Construction on a new Larga Baffin medical boarding home for Nunavummiut in Ottawa cannot begin until the Government of Nunavut (GN) and Qikiqtani Inuit Association (QIA) sign a contract extension for the facility’s operations. That’s according to Harry Flaherty, president of the QIA’s for-profit company Qikiqtaaluk Corporation, who disclosed the information at the QIA’s annual general meeting on Oct. 8 in Iqaluit’s Aqsarniit Hotel.

Toronto·NewCouples looking to get married at Toronto city hall in 2027 are in limbo due to a dispute between the site and its third-party wedding provider. City says no weddings are booked at city hall as of Jan. 1, 2027Listen to this articleEstimated 4 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Couples scrambling as Toronto city hall cancels 2027 weddings4 minutes ago|Duration 2:33Upcoming construction at Toronto City Hall has forced couples to find new wedding venues for 2027. CBC’s Ali Chiasson breaks down how the sudden cancellations caught both couples and ceremony organizers off guard. Couples looking to get married at Toronto city hall in 2027 are in limbo due to a dispute between the site and its third-party wedding provider. The city hasn't said outright that weddings scheduled at city hall next year have been cancelled, but a spokesperson said planned construction and modernization work means it cannot provide the conditions necessary for the provider, Ministerial Associates, to continue operating.

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Support WBURIan Judge, Jay O’Leary, Ian Brownell and Jamie Mattchen of CSB Theatres above the Somerville Theatre marquee. (Courtesy CSB Theatres)Score one for the good guys. A team of employees and a loyal patron have purchased the Somerville Theatre building at 55 Davis Square, ending months of fraught speculation about the future of Greater Boston’s oldest and most beautiful movie palace. The sale secures the Somerville Theatre, the upstairs Crystal Ballroom and corner café Mr. Crêpe. They’ve also negotiated an extended 20-year lease on the Capitol Theatre in Arlington, easing the minds of local film buffs who panicked in July when both historic buildings were put on the market for $12 million each. “It’s daunting,” admitted longtime Somerville Theatre manager and new co-owner Ian Judge, who will be celebrating his 25th year at the venue next May. “But we see this as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to save these theaters for future generations. We've got great customer support, we've got great member support, so I feel like the trajectory is good.

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