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The three-year funding allocation will target $40 million specifically for the ailing live music sector. After a year of unprecedented struggle, the Canadian government is pledging to inject badly needed emergency funding into the country’s depleted music economy. The government said this week that its latest budget allocates $70 million (about USD $56 million) for the Department of Canadian Heritage’s Canada Music Fund — $50 million (USD$40 million) of which is targeted for the ailing live music sector. The three-year funding allocation — which in 2021-22 will represent $50 million ...

“This is a crucial step towards enhancing the sustainability of festivals and events across Canada." Author of the article: Lynn Saxberg Publishing date: Apr 20, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  2 minute read  •  Once the vaccine has done its work, in-person activities of every kind will boom. Here, the crowds gather at Bluesfest in 2019, the year before the pandemic curtailed our direct interactions with each other. Photo by Ashley Fraser /Postmedia Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from...

Reply April 20, 2021 Supervisor Judi Bosworth and the Town Board encourage residents to participate in collecting data for the Monarch Larva Monitoring Project (MLMP) and the Empire State Native Pollinator Survey (ESNPS). This spring, pollinators such as bees are beginning to emerge from overwintering and monarch butterflies will soon migrate to Long Island, which means that the Town will be participating in these community science research projects to help learn about these important animals, many of which are in decline. "The Town is dedicated and committed to these community science resea...

A Simple Way to Support the Outdoors at Tax Time You can make a difference for Virginia’s natural areas by contributing a portion of your state tax refund to the Open Space Recreation and Conservation Fund. The fund was established in 1988, and, each year since, DCR has received voluntary contributions from tax refunds. The fund is used to acquire natural areas for conservation and to develop recreational facilities for public outdoor recreation. Recreation  In 2020, the physical and emotional benefits of being outdoors were highlighted as an essential part of daily activity. DCR has conti...

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