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Toronto video rental store still thriving after decades of change
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August 18, 2023
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2:21Now PlayingMany video retailers and rental stores have shut down, but Bay Street Video in Toronto says that after 30 years in business, they're still thriving. They've seen decades of format changes, industry upheavals, a pandemic and the golden age of streaming — but 2023 is on track to be their most successful year yet.
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