Sep 26, 2003 • 1 min read

Toronto's SARS-stock lost money

Toronto's post-SARS benefit gig SARS-stock will make a loss, which promoters Molson Sports and Entertainment will absorb, though the $1 per ticket donation is unaffected.

Toronto's post-SARS benefit gig - aka SARS-stock - looks like it will make a loss. Excess costs will be absorbed by the promoters Molson Sports and Entertainment.

The company's David Jones told reporters yesterday: "It's not going to be the end of the world. We'll absorb the loss. There was the expectation going in that there would be risk ... It was a great show and accomplished what it was supposed to."

That's a line being taken by everyone involved in the event. The loss won't affect the $1 per ticket donation to local health worker charities - and organisers stress how good the event was in terms of promoting the city to a global audience.

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