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Cineplex Kicks Off the Season of Giving on November 19 with the Return of Community Day at Theatres Across the Country

Newswire.ca - Thu Nov 10, 2022

Now in its 10th Year, the Annual Event Invites Guests to Enjoy a Morning of Free Movies at their Local Cineplex in Support of BGC Canada

TORONTO, Nov. 10, 2022 /CNW/ - (TSX: CGX) – Canadian movie-lovers are invited to kick off the holiday season and visit their local Cineplex theatre to celebrate Community Day by enjoying a FREE movie and helping raise money for BGC Canada (formerly Boys & Girls Clubs of Canada) the morning of Saturday, November 19. Now in its 10th year, the beloved countrywide event welcomes guests of all ages for a morning of free family-friendly films, as well as discounted concession items. One dollar from every concession order of select items including popcorn, soft drinks and candy purchased during the event, and additionally throughout the day, will be donated to the national nonprofit.

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