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A new exhibition is launching at Babylon Gallery in the new year (January 2023).

It’s time to find your new favourite film as a mix of ‘striking’, ‘ambitious’, and ‘thought-provoking’ titles head to Babylon Cinema…

Babylon Cinema in Ely is launching a new programme called Film Finds this month (October).

Article content Leedham was fired Nov. 30 — he was earning a base salary of $193,800 — just hours after he says he submitted a doctor’s note suggesting he take a medical leave. The publicly traded company has been previously named in a proposed class action that targets several long-term providers for their pandemic response. Last June, it cut ties with an executive vice-president, who had referred to relatives of infected residents as litigious and blood-sucking. Its CEO resigned days later. In all, COVID-19 killed more than 300 people living in Sienna homes. “The numbers speak for t...

Published Thursday, April 29, 2021 3:00PM EDT TORONTO - Physical and sexual abuse of residents was rampant at one of Ontario's major nursing-home chains, and senior managers were at times drunk on the job, a fired company executive alleges in a wrongful dismissal lawsuit. In his untested claim against Sienna Senior Living, Chris Leedham alleges he was terminated after he raised concerns about the mistreatment of residents. Leedham, 52, who is seeking $575,000 in various damages, says the situation, compounded by mounting criticism of his performance, took a huge toll on his ...