The non-profit group which runs Toronto's oldest operating movie theatre says it will remain open after receiving a court injunction halting an eviction next week.
"He showed up during a sold-out screening of 'The Matrix' and he said 'Folks, you're all out of here as of July 1,'" Oyston said. The theatre space has been owned by Danny and Leticia Mullin, who bought it 17 years ago after the theatre chain which previously owned it went bankrupt. "We want to get rid of the board, bring it back to private sector. It's very simple," Mullin said."Why do we need the board? They've never done nothing. Every time we sign a new lease, they never fulfill the lease. They're supposed to do work, do the seats; they never do nothing."
Leticia Mullin pointed out that she and Danny have only raised the rent by $3,200 over the past 17 years. The Montreal Canadiens selected forward Ivan Demidov fifth overall in the NHL Entry Draft on Friday night at The Spere in Las Vegas.Child psychiatry patients sue over sex abuse allegations by two former Montreal hospital employees
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