The CEO shuffling started after Rod Baker resigned for getting the COVID-19 vaccine in Yukon when ineligible.
Great Canadian Entertainment will get its fourth CEO since January 2021, thanks to Tony Rodio retiring and Matthew Anfinson filling Rodio's shoes, the company announced today.
Management made no staff cuts in Richmond when the company's official head office address changed, Great Canadian spokesman Chuck Keeling told BIV. Private equity giant Apollo Global Management in September 2021 completed its US$1.9-billion takeover of what had been a Toronto Stock Exchange-listed company. Apollo then immediately appointed Rodio as the venture's top executive.
"Reopenings were staggered in different provinces for sure," Keeling said. "There was some reopening and then closing again in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Ontario for us. In B.C., we were closed from March 16, 2020 to July 1, 2021."Shortened horse racing seasons at Hastings Park took place in 2021 and 2022.
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Canadian woman unable to cross the border for rolling a joint 40 years agoShe was 17 years old and sitting at a picnic table outside of a restaurant in Barrie, Ontario, when she was charged with an offence that would follow her for the rest of her life — via TheGrowthOp
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Canadian woman unable to cross the border for rolling a joint 40 years agoShe was 17 years old and sitting at a picnic table outside of a restaurant in Barrie, Ontario, when she was charged with an offence that would follow her for the rest of her life — via TheGrowthOp
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Canadian woman unable to cross the border for rolling a joint 40 years agoShe was 17 years old and sitting at a picnic table outside of a restaurant in Barrie, Ontario, when she was charged with an offence that would follow her for the rest of her life — via TheGrowthOp
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