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50 Reasons to Love Toronto: Nos. 45-46, RBC’s compassion and 3-D movies

By Toronto Life
 | June 10, 2011
No. 45: RBC put compassion before profits, reimbursing 95-year-old Marion Dressler after she was swindled out of $7,500 by a con artist; No. 46: Arc Productions, a Toronto animation company, has figured out how to make 3-D movies that don’t induce nausea

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