Three Saskatchewan provincial parks will host drive-in movie nights this summer.

Many Winnipeggers took to the movie theatre over the weekend to beat the heat, following phase four of the province's plan being officially implemented.

Winnipeg movie fans will finally get to experience the big screen again as Manitoba enters the fourth phase of its reopening on the weekend, but going to the cinema will look a bit different than it did pre-pandemic.

'We are calling it a soft reopening. We'll be open Friday nights, Saturdays and Tuesdays,' one of Rainbow Cinema's managers, Thomas Hendricksen, said.

Cineplex says workforce changes due to the coronavirus pandemic have impacted more than 130 staff members across Canada the U.S. 

Films being shown on the big screen won’t be new releases, though. Instead, old favourites or movies that had been released before theatres closed because of coronavirus concerns will be shown.

The Canadian movie theatre chain filed the suit in Ontario Superior Court on Friday, detailing what it claims was ``a case of buyer's remorse'' on the part of the U.K. company in the middle of a pandemic.

Cineplex theatres are opening in a phased-out approach in Saskatchewan. Seeing a movie will be a bit different than before the COVID-19 pandemic.

After months of being closed, some movie theatres in the Edmonton area are welcoming guests back.

Quebecers have not been able to attend a movie since cinemas closed amid the coronavirus pandemic in March, but Ciné Starz officially opened to the public on Friday.