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Critics picks: Urinetown, Leeroy Stagger, Blue Moon Marquee

Tickets: $25 ($15 students, $20 seniors) from tickets. ccpacanada.com/ Why: Eight livestream performances of Urinetown by the students at the Canadian College of Performing Arts are included in this year-end showcase, which puts to bed another challenging year for the Oak Bay performing arts school. The Broadway favourite is the perfect way to kiss off the pandemic’s hold on in-person performances, as the celebrated musical/black comedy takes its share of shots at civil liberties, personal freedom and government malfeasance or lackthereof. With direction by Naomi Costain, Michael Doherty and Caleb Marshall, the CCPA production (which comes with a content-advisory warning for mature content) will be spread over two weekends and features two separate 23-person casts, ingredients that should send many of these students off with a bang.

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Immigration: la résidence permanente maintenant ouverte aux travailleurs et diplômés étrangers

Immigration: la résidence permanente maintenant ouverte aux travailleurs et diplômés étrangers
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Help Solve the Biggest Art Heist In History at Art Heist!

Help Solve the Biggest Art Heist In History at Art Heist! | River City Live By FSCJ Artist Series Tags: Put your NCIS, CSI and Law & Order skills to use and walk off the quarantine poundage to solve a ripped-from-the-walls, real-life master robbery of thirteen works of art, valued at half a billion dollars. Based on a true story of the world’s biggest art caper, Art Heist is a true crime walking show where socially distanced groups of 30 -35 will move through five Jacksonville walkable locations to gather clues. The amateur gumshoes interact with a wild group of wily career criminals, slimy con men, rumpled art recovery specialists, a possible inside man, a gentle psychopath, and the larger-than-life but definitely real self-proclaimed Greatest Art Thief of All Time. The show premiered last September at the Vancouver Fringe Festival. The story is based on the biggest art heist in history and took place on March 18, 1990, when two thieves disguised as police officers enter

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Woodstock Hospital wins national award for environmental stewardship

Article content The Woodstock Hospital has been recognized with a national award for its work reducing waste and leading green initiatives in the hospital setting. The Woodstock Hospital was the recipient of the 2021 Canadian College of Health Leaders’ Energy and Environmental Stewardship award, officials announced Monday. The award recognizes the hospital’s commitment to preserving natural resources, diverting waste and reducing energy consumption. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Woodstock Hospital wins national award for environmental stewardship Back to video “Nearly 10 years ago when our new hospital was built, we were recognized as one of the first hospitals in Canada to achieve LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification,” said Perry Lang, president of the Woodstock Hospital. “We have continued on our environmental stewardship journey since then, and this award validates the work that Woodsto

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AHS wins national award for Connect Care system

Article content Alberta Health Services (AHS) is being recognized for its efforts to centralize its health records. The health authority was named the recipient of the Canadian College of Health Leaders’ (CCHL) 2021 3M Health Care Quality Team Award for Wave 1 of its Connect Care implementation. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. AHS wins national award for Connect Care system Back to video Connect Care was introduced in 2019 in order to help AHS move away from an outdated information system that in many ways relied on paper records and notes. Through the implementation of a more modern and comprehensive Clinical Information System (CIS), more and more healthcare providers in the province can now access patient information, common clinical standards, and best healthcare practices through one central access point. In addition, patients will also have better access to their own information, making it easier for them to communicate

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