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Officials in B.C.’s movie and television industry are in talks with the provincial government, hoping to slow the number of productions heading to Ontario.
The $1-billion B.C. industry has shown little growth over the last few years, and for the first time in nearly a decade, B.C. has fallen behind Ontario in the North American production centre rankings.
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