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Music Declares Emergency is a U.K.-based international not-for-profit corporation comprising musicians, music industry professionals and organizations that have banded together to call for immediate government action on climate change.

The two-day pilot workshop gave about a dozen racialized, female-identified and gender-non-conforming high school students the chance to create their own electronic music and get familiar with high-end equipment.

Cities need a youthful infrastructure that includes affordability, good jobs, safety, mobility, a net-zero focus, physical and mental health, and fun with entertainment, music and green space based on metrics young people devise. 

Also two fantasies about Big Pharma and two British comedies

Ikwinder Singh, a 21-year-old Toronto-based Punjabi music producer known as Ikky, is leading an imprint of Warner Music called 4N Records he hopes can build a bridge between the music in its homeland and the wider world via a hub in Toronto.

The teenage son of Our Lady Peace frontman Raine Maida is a budding musician who is collaborating and creating content he stores as a non-fungible token (NFT), a blockchain application that documents ownership and could enable more direct-to-fan interaction.

Red Music Rising is the country's first Indigenous-owned and operated record label dedicated to showcasing Indigenous music.

Also another humanistic film from Iran, and genre fun from Vancouver.

Also young girls maturing fast, a hit song’s impact, and some of the usual violence.

Her life was steeped in classical music, but Ida Halpern was passionate about the songs of British Columbia’s Indigenous people, music she set out to prove was equal to that of Bach and Mozart.

Downie spent the last chapter of his life raising funds for brain cancer research and advocating for the rights of Canada’s Indigenous Peoples.

Musician and writer David Usher has created a Climate Clock to show the world just how close it is to catastrophic climate change.

Diana Panton is leading a double life.

It took nearly 10 years of Harper, says retired government scientist and songwriter Tony Turner, but only 10 days of Trump.