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Halifax s Convention Centre is a quiet place these days

HALIFAX The city s new convention centre is a quiet place these days. With little going on, doors to the public are generally locked. Like everything else, it seems, the convention business is a little slow right now. We are still hosting events they re local events, said Erin Esiyok-Prime, the director of marketing and communications for Events East. So, things like community gatherings, business meetings, things like that. Thanks to health protocols, even major events, like the Liberal leadership convention last month, are scaled back significantly. Data from the states suggests airline traffic is starting to pick up a promising-sign of recovery.

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Spending Requirements vs Rising Debt: Liberals First Pandemic Budget Anticipated

Spending Requirements vs Rising Debt: Liberals First Pandemic Budget Anticipated
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GUEST COLUMN: Everyone is finding savings, so can Alberta s universities and colleges

Families and businesses have found ways to save money during the pandemic and downturn. Alberta’s universities and colleges can save some money too.

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What Meghan Markle didn t tell Oprah about their security being pulled while in B C

Article content Security costs for the Royal Family are one of the few royal expenses that are wholly taxpayer-funded. Queen Elizabeth II, who personally holds a massive portfolio of British real estate, pays for her car, her dresses and her Scottish summer retreat. But the cost of keeping her safe is funded entirely by the Home Office when sheâs in the U.K., and by foreign governments when sheâs on state visits. Two members of Prince Philipâs security detail pictured last month outside King Edward VIIâs Hospital in London where he had been admitted. Photo by Glyn Kirk/AFP/Getty Images

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Cost of Toronto mayor s luxury park could pay for 139,000 shelter beds

Cost of Toronto mayor s luxury park could pay for 139,000 shelter beds
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