Written by journalist, essayist and cartoonist Gabrielle Drolet, and Mac Cameron, producer and co-host of the Big in Canada podcast. If you grew up in Canada with friends outside of the country, there ...

Today in Music History for Nov. 20: In 1886, the Toronto Conservatory of Music was incorporated. It began with 200 students and 50 teachers, and operated in a space over a music store in the downtown ...

We have navigated technology disruption before, and the lessons from the music streaming industry demonstrate that respect ...

A new documentary is highlighting how Jamaican music became a pivotal and unexpected part of Canadian culture. Play It Loud! How Toronto Got Soul documents the tremendous impact immigrants from ...

Canada’s music is iconic. From Neil and Joni to Glenn and Alanis, our country has produced some of history’s most significant singers, bandleaders and composers – and that’s no secret. So when The ...

Director Sofia Bohdanowicz seems well aware she is offering up a puzzle whose pieces aren’t intended to neatly lock ...

On Jan. 18, 1971, the Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission made one of the biggest moves in the history of mass media in this country. From that day on, radio stations were required to set ...

Blitzkreig was one of the first Indian rappers to collaborate on a song with Choclair and Saukrates, and ended up getting signed to Universal Music India (Courtesy: @apdhillon and @blitzmusic1 / ...

A long overdue CRTC review of the Canadian content rules has begun. The outcome will affect music, radio, and both audio and video streaming. Radio, for example, is working under many regulations that ...