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Claire Theobald

Edmonton
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BUFFET INFINITY ARRIVES THIS APRIL

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By Claire Theobald, Kevin Singh, Donovan Workun
| Haddonfield Horror
Check out the trailer for Buffet Infinity. Arrivesin Select Cinemas April 24th 2026. Available on VOD May 8th 2026. Written and directed by Simon Glassman, Buffet Infinity stars Kevin Singh, Claire Theobald, and Donovan Workun. Buffet Infinity echoes the Canadian comedy classic SCTV, crosscutting between original, low-budget TV ads to tell the sinister tale of two restaurants battling it out in the fictional town of Westridge County.
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Experts: Leveraging community ties could help small businesses survive pandemic

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By Claire Theobald
| Humboldt Journal Verified
While the COVID-19 pandemic threatens to shutter many small businesses permanently, two experts insist all hope is not lost for small business owners who learn to leverage their community connections in new ways online. In an online webinar on April 16, Doug Griffiths, president of 13 Ways Inc.
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No new deaths but 239 new cases of COVID-19 in Alberta

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By Claire Theobald
| MountainViewToday.ca Verified
Alberta’s chief medical officer of health says "we must do more" to protect seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic as Alberta Health Services took over control of a care facility Friday where nearly half of the residents have tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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