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Lionsgate's Horror Film Dear David Adds Justin Long and More - Vimarsana News

Lionsgate's Horror Film Dear David Adds Justin Long and More

Justin Long, Augustus Prew and more have signed on to star in Lionsgate and BuzzFeed Studios' forthcoming horror film Dear David.

GoLocalProv | 'Red Scarves Across the River' - RI Art Project & Capitol Lighting Planned for World AIDS Day - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | 'Red Scarves Across the River' - RI Art Project & Capitol Lighting Planned for World AIDS Day

AIDS Project Rhode Island (APRI) has announced the upcoming "Red Scarves Across the River" event, a community art installation taking place between 6 AM and 6 PM on the Mike Van Leesten Pedestrian Bridge in Providence on December 1.

Canadian Auto Production Hit Especially Hard by Semiconductor Shortage - Vimarsana News

Canadian Auto Production Hit Especially Hard by Semiconductor Shortage

TORONTO—To be an autoworker in Canada this year has meant living with a fair bit of uncertainty. "There's ...

Canadian auto production hit especially hard by semiconductor shortage - Vimarsana News

Canadian auto production hit especially hard by semiconductor shortage

TORONTO — To be an autoworker in Canada this year has meant living with a fair bit of uncertainty. “There’s no consistency," said Mark Sciberras, president of the Unifor local branch at Ford Motor Co.’s Oakville, Ont. operations.

Chip shortage: Canadian auto production hit especially hard - Vimarsana News

Chip shortage: Canadian auto production hit especially hard

As the semiconductor chip shortage caused by pandemic-related production issues and a surge in demand for electronics drags on, Canada's auto production slowdown is worse than many other countries.

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