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3D glasses get makeover
Monday November 02nd 2009Love 3D movies but hate the way you look in the glasses? The problem is solved. Specialist eyeware company Look3D and 3D cinema technology house RealD inked a licensing agreement Oct. 28 for Look3D to design, manufacture and distribute RealD 3D certified premium eyewear. Glasses for adults and children will[…]
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CBC makes changes for market share
Monday November 02nd 2009Canuck pubcaster CBC is ramping up its news operations as commercial rivals continue to challenge its once dominant position. The changes include a relaunch of CBC’s all-news net. Formerly known as CBC Newsworld, it was rebranded CBC News Network or CBC NN on Oct. 26. Focused on covering breaking news[…]
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Canada continues to draw U.S. coin
Monday November 02nd 2009Although the Canadian dollar is almost at par with the U.S. dollar, federal and provincial incentives continue to attract U.S. and international productions. On the federal level, there is a 16% labor tax credit when using Canadian labor. This year both Ontario and Quebec expanded their existing 25% tax credit that previously only covered labor costs. Now qualifying local spends for goods and services are also eligible for the 25% refundable tax credit.
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Archives for: November 20095
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3D glasses get makeover
Monday November 02nd 2009Love 3D movies but hate the way you look in the glasses? The problem is solved. Specialist eyeware company Look3D and 3D cinema technology house RealD inked a licensing agreement Oct. 28 for Look3D to design, manufacture and distribute RealD 3D certified premium eyewear. Glasses for adults and children will[…]
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CBC makes changes for market share
Monday November 02nd 2009Canuck pubcaster CBC is ramping up its news operations as commercial rivals continue to challenge its once dominant position. The changes include a relaunch of CBC’s all-news net. Formerly known as CBC Newsworld, it was rebranded CBC News Network or CBC NN on Oct. 26. Focused on covering breaking news[…]
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Canada continues to draw U.S. coin
Monday November 02nd 2009Although the Canadian dollar is almost at par with the U.S. dollar, federal and provincial incentives continue to attract U.S. and international productions. On the federal level, there is a 16% labor tax credit when using Canadian labor. This year both Ontario and Quebec expanded their existing 25% tax credit that previously only covered labor costs. Now qualifying local spends for goods and services are also eligible for the 25% refundable tax credit.
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Archives for: November 20095
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3D glasses get makeover
Monday November 02nd 2009Love 3D movies but hate the way you look in the glasses? The problem is solved. Specialist eyeware company Look3D and 3D cinema technology house RealD inked a licensing agreement Oct. 28 for Look3D to design, manufacture and distribute RealD 3D certified premium eyewear. Glasses for adults and children will[…]
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CBC makes changes for market share
Monday November 02nd 2009Canuck pubcaster CBC is ramping up its news operations as commercial rivals continue to challenge its once dominant position. The changes include a relaunch of CBC’s all-news net. Formerly known as CBC Newsworld, it was rebranded CBC News Network or CBC NN on Oct. 26. Focused on covering breaking news[…]
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Canada continues to draw U.S. coin
Monday November 02nd 2009Although the Canadian dollar is almost at par with the U.S. dollar, federal and provincial incentives continue to attract U.S. and international productions. On the federal level, there is a 16% labor tax credit when using Canadian labor. This year both Ontario and Quebec expanded their existing 25% tax credit that previously only covered labor costs. Now qualifying local spends for goods and services are also eligible for the 25% refundable tax credit.
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