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Ottawa theatres, gyms and restaurants welcome July 16 start for Step Three

Article content “We’re happy we were able to assist everyone during the time of need, and we’re looking forward to having our members and others in the community back involved with us. We’re happy to be here for everybody.” Mayfair Theatre co-owner Josh Stafford said he was excited by the accelerated reopening announcement, though it created some logistical challenges. “There’s a part of me that would have been happy if everything was delayed to the 23rd because it just means we have a whole bunch of work to do in the next seven days,” Stafford said, explaining that the Mayfair would need to get in touch with staff and reach out to popcorn and candy vendors, among others.

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We ve lost so many wonderful days : Ottawa businesses forced to wait for reopening under Ontario s new plan

We ve lost so many wonderful days : Ottawa businesses forced to wait for reopening under Ontario s new plan
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Ottawa musicians rally to support the Mayfair Theatre during the COVID-19 pandemic

OTTAWA Over twenty musicians are taking part in a two-day live concert this weekend, rallying to support the Mayfair Theatre. And you will be able to watch the concert virtually. The Mayfair Theatre is beloved by many in Old Ottawa South, and across the city. And now, very sadly - the Bytowne (Theatre) is closed down, and we’re the last cinema standing. We’re the last single screen independent cinema, Josh Stafford, co-owner of the Mayfair Theatre tells CTV News Ottawa. Like many businesses impacted by the pandemic, they’ve had to adapt. You look back, and the Mayfair has survived world wars; and, this is a crazy thing, the invention of the television, and then the VCR. It’s made it past a lot, we are very confident that we’ll be back next year, says Stafford.

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Making It Work: Bounce aims for a bigger prize with small rewards

Tech firm Bounce Insights’ founders realised quickly that consumers have to be incentivised in order to engage 7th March, 2021 Rónán Dowling-Cullen, Brian O Mahony and Charlie Butler, co-founders of Bounce Insights which has opened a seed round. Picture: Guy Boggan Just two years after co-founding Bounce Insights while studying business at Trinity College Dublin, Charlie Butler is making plans to move from Dublin to the US to drive sales for the research technology start-up. The 23-year-old from Rathmines is chief operations officer at the data company he set up with four other Trinity graduates. The start-up recently opened a seed funding round. Enterprise Ireland has already committed €250,000 to the pot and the Bounce team plans to raise a further €300,000 to €500,000 from private investors.

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The Recorder - Episcopal church hosting RECOVER Project breakfast

Episcopal church hosting RECOVER Project breakfast The Episcopal Church of Saints James and Andrew on the corner of Federal and Church streets in Greenfield will host a pancake breakfast for the RECOVER Project. Recorder File Photo/Paul Franz Saint Andrews Episcopal Church in Turners Falls. Recorder Staff/Paul Franz Published: 3/16/2018 9:40:26 PM GREENFIELD The RECOVER Project is holding its second annual pancake breakfast fundraiser this morning at The Episcopal Church of Saints James and Andrew on Church Street. The event will run from 8 to 11 a.m. and tickets cost $6 for adults, $5 for seniors, $3 for children ages four to 10 and free for those three and under.

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