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Dillon Black, 22, of Murrysville, on the right, shoots principal photography for his 2020 short film, “What’s Left of Barry.”
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Dillon Black, 22, of Murrysville, whose 2020 short film “What’s Left of Barry” won a Top Shorts online film festival award in November 2020.
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Paul Stober plays the title character in Murrysville native Dillon Black’s 2020 short film, “What’s Left of Barry.”
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Dillon Black had finished up principal photography and was headed into post-production on his new short film, “What’s Left of Barry,” when the coronavirus pandemic turned things upside down.
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The Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre has reopened its 24-hour crisis line, but conflict continues as the organization tries to reorganize.
The centre closed temporarily on Dec. 3 after board members said there were too many internal problems that would require six to eight months to resolve. That decision is being challenged by a community group called Save Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre that is trying to trigger an emergency meeting.
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The centre has restored its crisis line through a partnership with the Sexual Assault Centre in Kingston, according to a posting on its website.
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The Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre has reopened its 24-hour crisis line, but conflict continues as the organization tries to reorganize.
The centre closed temporarily on Dec. 3 after board members said there were too many internal problems that would require six to eight months to resolve. That decision is being challenged by a community group called Save Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre that is trying to trigger an emergency meeting.
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Try refreshing your browser, or Crisis line restored at Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre, but internal conflict continues Back to video
The centre has restored its crisis line through a partnership with the Sexual Assault Centre in Kingston, according to a posting on its website.