哈利法克斯会议中心成本再次上升

The municipality is on the hook for an extra $40,000 for last year’s Halifax Convention Centre deficit, and we still don’t know exactly what to expect for the current fiscal year.

The province posted年末财务报表对于East的活动，皇冠公司运营会议中心，在线周四作为其公共账户的一部分。

省和市政府占“会议中心的成本”，并拆分其赤字。

The municipality’s share of the deficit for 2019-2020 was budgeted at $2,695,000. The new financial statements indicate the municipality will pay $2,736,484 - 差异为41,484美元。

该省将支付2,592,694美元，从预算为2,580,000美元的预算增加12,694美元。（由于其不同的资金途径，市和省级金额不同，但由于去年的商业计划，他们最终结束了“多年来的数量”。）

As the哈利法克斯审查员于6月份报告那Halifax’s share of the deficit for this year is budgeted higher, at $2,804,000, and that doesn’t even include the impact of COVID-19.

The municipality was unable to provide a response to the Examiner’s questions about where that money will come from and what next year’s deficit looks like, butCBC报道本月早些时候，由于Covid-19，省政府预计将在2020-2021支付额外的300万美元，而城市的份额将是相同的。

更新 -city spokesperson Maggie-Jane Spray responded on Friday:

市政府将通过哈利法克斯会议中心储备支付其费用份额。

市政府正在与东方的活动合作，确定Covid-19对当前财政年度的财务影响。这些信息将通过East East Business计划提供活动。

会议中心的预算平衡复位rve for 20/21 is $8.153M. The balance at the end of the year will be determined by the operations of the Halifax Convention Centre throughout the year.

尚未安排日期，为2020年的EART EART EART预算介绍，预计将在秋季进行审查。

财务报表不包括本年度的预算，但他们解决了预算中的难度，以便为公约的艰巨年份塑造。

标题为“Covid-19影响”的纸条：

由冠状病毒疾病传播产生的全球危机[“Covid-19”]将对公司的业务产生大量影响，并在恢复时期不确定。Covid-19的传播在当地，国家和国际影响方面持续存在。采取措施遏制病毒的传播，包括对公共集会的限制，旅行禁令，检疫，非基本服务的关闭，对公司的业务引起了显着的中断。

The Company cannot currently estimate the duration or future negative financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, however, it is expected that the COVID-19 pandemic will significantly impact operating results for the coming fiscal year due to restrictions on public gatherings and cancellation of events that were scheduled to be hosted at the facility. Discussions are ongoing with event organizers with respect to rebooking events once restrictions have been lifted and health and safety policies and protocols have been established.

The Company has used the best information available as at March 31, 2020, in determining its estimates and the assumptions that affect the carrying amounts of assets and liabilities. Actual results could differ from those estimates. The Company considers the estimates that could be most significantly impacted by COVID-19 to include the estimated credit losses on accounts receivable and the estimated volume of ticket refunds. Any resulting deficits in future periods due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on operations will be fully funded by the Company’s shareholders, the Province and HRM.