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Spooky Season is in full swing, and Bryce and Caroline are joined by fellow EPLer Jonn Kmech to talk about a horror classic: The Exorcist. It's the movie's 50th anniversary in 2023, and we're looking into the movie and its sequels, prequels, and spinoffs! Join us to hear Caroline explain the similarities between The Exorcist and Home Alone, find out which 1973 movie best pairs with The Exorcist as a double feature, and hear our picks for the scariest movie of all time. Be sure to check out our list of other great horror films and book reccomendations from this episode.  After you check out this episode of Overdue Finds, tell your friend about the show! We're sure they would love to listen, too. Remember to review us on Apple Podcasts and share your favourite picks with us at podcast@epl.ca, or on Twitter using #eplOverdueFinds. Tickets for our next Forward Thinking Speaker Series event are now on sale! You won't want to miss Christine Sinclair: Scoring Success presented by Edmonton Community Foundation on Sunday, November 19 at the Edmonton Convention Centre. During this moderated event, Canada's most decorated soccer player recounts her incredible story of humble beginnings in Burnaby, BC, to her unbelievable success as Captain of the Canadian National Women's Soccer Team. Join us for what will be an incredible event! Tickets start at just $10 each!  

Is there anyone who doesn't love Dolly Parton? On this new episode, Community Librarian Laura Young joins us to talk all about singer, songwriter, actress, philanthropist and pop culture icon, Dolly Parton! We share our picks for her favourite songs and movies and discuss why she's so beloved and successful.  Don't forget to check out our list of all the Dolly Parton titles that we talk about on this episode.  After you check out this episode of Overdue Finds, tell your friend about the show! We're sure they would love to listen, too. Remember to review us on Apple Podcasts and share your favourite picks with us at podcast@epl.ca, or on Twitter using #eplOverdueFinds. Tickets for our next Forward Thinking Speaker Series event are now on sale! You won't want to miss Christine Sinclair: Scoring Success presented by Edmonton Community Foundation on Sunday, November 19 at the Edmonton Convention Centre. During this moderated event, Canada's most decorated soccer player recounts her incredible story of humble beginnings in Burnaby, BC, to her unbelievable success as Captain of the Canadian National Women's Soccer Team. Join us for what will be an incredible event! Tickets start at just $10 each!  

Guest: Elliott Tanti, Media & Communications Officer with Boyle Street Community Services.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's a Covid-19 outbreak at the Edmonton Convention Centre temporary shelter. On-site testing is available, and isolation space is being offered elsewhere for residents who test positive. Produced by Chris Chang-Yen Phillips.

The Edmonton Convention Centre is operating as a homeless shelter until March 31st, 2021. Music is Slow Vibing by Ketsa. Produce by Rutuja Kadam.

Guest: Tim Richter, President & CEO of the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness

MORGAN LEBLANC Stars In Cor Values Nominated For Best Feature At The Alberta Film Awards The Murder Mystery film Cor Values is Nominated for The (Rosie Awards) for (2019). Written and Directed by Brandon Rhiness and Gilbert Allan. While the story of Cor Values takes place in Idaho, the film itself was shot in several locations across Central Alberta including Red Deer and Lacombe. The film is nominated for Best Dramatic Feature by the Alberta Media Production Industries Association. You can watch Cor Values which is available on Google Play, Vudu and Amazon Prime Video. Co-producer Dean Busch (of Red Deer’s Bubbadog Productions) and Director Gilbert Allen (Link to the Past Productions) are both thrilled to be representing at this year’s Rosie Awards Ceremony, taking place April 27th at the Edmonton Convention Centre. Cor Values has already won for Best Thriller at an Ottawa film festival. Cor Values stars Edmonton heartthrob Morgan LeBlanc and Erika Eleniak, of Baywatch fame. Cor Values tells the story of Cormac, a big city reporter who returns to his small hometown in the wake of his father’s passing. Cormac’s visit becomes turbulent when he reconnects with a former sweetheart, strikes up a new relationship, and becomes involved in solving a series of local murders. While the film hasn’t yet found a Canadian distributor, Cor Values is currently being streamed in seven other countries, including to American Amazon Prime customers. Cor Values is also available on DVD at Walmart and Target in the U.S. The partnership between Link to the Past Productions and Bubbadog Productions continues with the movie No Apology, which has just concluded filming in Beaumount. According to Busch, it is their intent to use as much Albertan and Canadian talent as possible in their projects. Synopsis: The Murder Mystery film Cor Values is Nominated for The (Rosie Awards) for (2019). Written and Directed by Brandon Rhiness and Gilbert Allan Cormac Dandridge returns from the big city to his small town home to settle his late father's estate. He is shocked to learn the sleepy village is in an uproar. The town wants an interstate on the outskirts but the inhabitants of the First Nations Reserve will not give up their sacred land. Cormac rekindles an old flame and discovers an exciting new one as well. A romantic triangle has no place when your life depends on solving multiple homicides and exposing the corruption that started it all. Cormac soon learns that there is more than meets the eye when he and his two loves go head to head with a legion of evil doers that no one believes even exist. Cor Values stars Morgan LeBlanc, Telly James, Maria J. Parker, and Emily McCourt. Directed By Gilbert Allan, Written By Brandon Rhiness and Produced By Morgan LeBlanc, Gilbert Allan, Rob Chaulk, and Dean Busch. We interviewed star and producer Morgan LeBlanc, one of the busiest actors in Edmonton. An Alberta-based producer, writer and actor, he is a triple threat who has given his whole being to the Arts. LeBlanc says he is grateful for the recent recognition, and plans to continue making a difference for his network. https://www.imherewithmag.com/post/morgan-leblanc-stars-in-cor-values-nominated-for-best-feature-at-the-alberta-film-awards

Teresa Spinelli, president of the Italian Centre, and Edmonton Convention Centre chef Serge Belair discuss why we get so sentimental about food.

Welcome to RIMScast. Your host is Justin Smulison, Business Content Manager at RIMS, the Risk and Insurance Management Society.   In this week’s episode, Justin welcomes Christine Maligec and Nicole Cebuliak to the podcast! Christine is the Director of Risk Management at Alberta Urban Municipalities Association and Nicole is the Manager of Branch Administration and Coordination at the Government of Alberta. They are also both Co-Chairs of the 2019 RIMS Canada Conference which will be held September 8th through the 11th at the Edmonton Convention Centre in Edmonton, Alberta!   Together, they will be looking north, to their Risk Management neighbors in Canada. They will be discussing the state of the industry in Canada, what makes the practice unique there, and how the work that’s done there can reverberate globally. Nicole and Christine also touch on the 2019 RIMS Canada Conference and highlight all of the great offerings there and why you should attend!   Key Takeaways: [:11] About today’s episode. [1:06] Justin welcomes Christine and Nicole to the podcast! [1:12] Christine and Nicole highlight some risks that are unique to Canadian practitioners. [3:46] How the Canadian economy and Canadian risk professionals are impacting the global community. [4:44] What are some of the infrastructure issues in Canada that mirror other parts of the world? [8:58] Christine and Nicole explain the theme of this year’s RIMS Canada Conference: “Transform.” [11:10] Are there any trends in the industry that has impacted RIMS Canada Conference’s agenda? [14:40] Would Nicole and Christine agree with the sentiment that the focus is less on traditional risk management and insurance and more on ERM and SRM (with future risk management professionals also headed in that direction)? [15:08] What are some benefits people will gain from attending the conference? [16:50] Christine and Nicole highlight some of the panels they are most excited for. [20:38] How this year’s conference has improved from years past. [21:37] Justin gives his thanks to Christine and Nicole for joining RIMScast this episode! [21:55] Justin highlights what to follow-up on after listening to this week’s episode!   Mentioned in this Episode: 2019 RIMS Canada Conference: Sept. 8th–11th in Edmonton, AB, Canada Spencer 40th Anniversary Gala: Sept. 19, 2019, in NYC — Reserve Your Table Today! #RIMS2020 will be held May 3rd–6th in Denver, Colorado! Submissions are now being accepted — Send your innovative session proposal by July 26th, 2019 The 44th Annual RIMS Educational Conference: July 29th–August 3th in Naples, Florida 2019 RIMS Western Regional Conference: Sept. 9th–11th in Las Vegas, NV RIMS Legislative Summit: Oct. 16th–17th in Washington, DC RIMS ERM Conference 2019: Nov. 4th–5th in New Orleans, LA RIMS Risk Forum India 2019: Nov. 22nd in Mumbai, India Upcoming RIMS Events RM Magazine Risk Management Monitor RIMS-Certified Risk Management Professional (RIMS-CRMP) RIMS Membership — Discover why 10,000 of your peers from more than 60 countries are a part of the RIMS community! Capital City Clean Up (CCCU) in Edmonton Ben Makuch with Vice Media Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)   Want to Learn More? Keep up with the podcast on RIMS.org and listen on iTunes. Have a question or suggestion? Email: Content@rims.org.   Join the Conversation! Follow @RIMSorg on Facebook and Twitter, and join the RIMS Group on LinkedIn.   Follow up with Our Guests: Christine Maligec’s LinkedIn Nicole Cebuliak’s LinkedIn  

The Alberta Media Production Industries Association (AMPIA) is pleased to announce their finalists for the 45th annual Alberta Film & Television Awards, celebrating excellence and outstanding achievement in Alberta’s screen industries. A total of 600 class (205) and craft (395) entries were submitted for consideration into this year’s awards, resulting in 323 total finalists; 129 class and 194 craft. For this year’s awards 59 industry professionals outside of Alberta adjudicated the submissions. These productions, from commercials, new media, and both long and short form fiction and non-fiction are vying for 24 Class awards. In addition, Alberta’s talented screenwriters, costume and production designers, cinematographers, editors, directors, make-up artists, special effects artists, sound technicians and composers are competing in 33 Craft categories. Each winner shall receive the prestigious Rosie Award. Of all finalists, 155 are from productions based in the city of Calgary, while 141 are from Edmonton-based productions. There were also 24 finalists from other communities in Alberta, including 12 from Red Deer. As always, some Edmonton productions used Calgary talent. Similarly, some Calgary productions employed Edmonton talent. This should be kept in mind when comparing the breakdown. In Calgary SEVEN24 Films had the greatest number of finalists with 15, while Spotlight Productions had the second most, having produced or co-produced 11 finalists. With a total of 19, Mosaic Entertainment had the greatest number of Edmonton finalists. Handful of Films was right behind, having produced or co-produced 18 finalists. As for individual productions, Edmonton based Mosaic Entertainment’s “Caution: May Contain Nuts” has the greatest number of finalists, with 12. The production receiving the second most finalists is Calgary based SEVEN24 Films’ “Heartland,” with 9. The 2019 Alberta Film & Television Awards took place as a gala evening presentation was on Saturday, April 27 at the Edmonton Convention Centre in downtown Edmonton. This year the Alberta Film & Television Awards, the oldest film and/or television awards event in Canada, is celebrating its 45th consecutive year of honouring its provincial production industry. In order to qualify for an Alberta Film & Television Award a production must be produced or co-produced by a production company based in Alberta. For any craftsperson to be eligible he or she must have been a resident of Alberta for the 2018 calendar year. Fred Keating was presented by the AMPIA board a special AMPIA Ambassador award. Photos by Experiemental Experience for the print spread. https://ampia.org/about-ampia/