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Archive: Dec 5, 2005
News
Auditor general finds fault with Heritage
Heritage report calls for audience tracking at CTF
BBC to handle CBC archives?
Three Emmy wins for Canucks
Creighton named CTF boss
Maurice Richard rockets to top of box office
It's good... but not great for Grey Cup
Hot Sheet
Jump Cuts
High spirits at Saskatchewan conference
Rookie doc makers gain Momentum
Canadian docmakers troop off to Amsterdam
2005 Gemini Winners
Eleventh Hour goes out on top at Geminis
Winners and losers in the fight for eyeballs
Film & Television
CBC and Discovery have a cow
Broadcast
Service
Revenge of the psychotic birds
Features
Docs
Briefly
Year in Review
Cineplex's Jacob is Canada's reluctant film mogul
Cineplex gets Famous: Diary of a blockbuster deal
A history of film exhibition in Canada
Pubcaster deals with fallout from labor conflict
Inaugural New Montreal FilmFest may be last
Top stories of 2005
Toronto megastudio moves forward in '05
Quebec drama tops the box and eyes Oscar
History reconnects director with mainstream audiences
Quebec cinema keeps 5% B.O. goal on track
The best of Quoted... morsels of wisdom uttered by industry players in 2005
Gold for Canada

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Top stories of 2005
by: Staff Dec 5, 2005 Print

The following are results of an online poll in which Playback asked readers: What is the biggest industry story of 2005?

* The CBC lockout - 41%

* Cineplex buys Famous Players - 21%

* C.R.A.Z.Y. success for Quebec cinema - 17%

* A deal for Toronto's mega-studio - 14%

* The Montreal festival fiasco - 7%

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