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Movie Time for RioCan Employees

"Pretty mundane" is how RioCan CEO Ed Sonshine describes their holiday celebrations. But making a movie theatre available after an employee lunch sounds pretty cool to us. This year they showed Hunger Games. Charitable donations are a year-round event at the nation's largest REIT, Ed says: "We are certainly not known for our parties."

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