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Councillor moves against Ottawa arts cuts after hundreds protest

Arts supporters held a rally outside Ottawa City Hall on Monday afternoon shortly after hearing from speakers such as Francis Beaulieu, foreground, head of Muséoparc Vanier and spokesman for a coalition of francophone cultural groups. Arts supporters held a rally outside Ottawa City Hall on Monday afternoon shortly after hearing from speakers such as Francis Beaulieu, foreground, head of Muséoparc Vanier and spokesman for a coalition of francophone cultural groups.

Councillor to move against Ottawa arts cuts after hundreds protest

Arts supporters held a rally outside Ottawa City Hall on Monday afternoon shortly after hearing from speakers such as Francis Beaulieu, foreground, head of Muséoparc Vanier and spokesman for a coalition of francophone cultural groups. Arts supporters held a rally outside Ottawa City Hall on Monday afternoon shortly after hearing from speakers such as Francis Beaulieu, foreground, head of Muséoparc Vanier and spokesman for a coalition of francophone cultural groups.

Councillor moves against Ottawa arts cuts after hundreds protest

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Councillor to move against Ottawa arts cuts after hundreds protest

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VANCOUVER, B.C. - Video game maker Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS) says it will make deeper staff cuts than originally planned and will consolidate facilities, including moving its Vancouver-based Black Box Studio to nearby Burnaby.

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