Radial Engineering

Radial Engineering is a manufacturer and distributor of professional audio equipment, building tools for the working audio and audio-video professional. Radial is located on the Fraser River, just outside Vancouver, British Columbia in the municipality of Port Coquitlam. The company began operations in the fall of 1991 as the Canadian distributor of Mogami cable and Jensen Audio Transformers. In 1992, it became a limited corporation under the JP Cabletek Electronics Ltd. banner. The Radial name was first used on house branded cables and snake systems. The Radial name and logo represents a cross section of quad cable; Radial being round. In 1996 the Radial JDI direct box was launched. This led the way to the Radial JDV and today, over 50 electronic products are now being produced under the Radial, Tonebone and Forest Audio brands. In 2001, the Primacoustic brand was launched to address the growing demand for acoustic products for the burgeoning home recording market and in 2006, the company officially changed its name to Radial Engineering Ltd.

Cinéma Beaubien - Cinéma du Parc - Cinéma du Musée

Cinemas Beaubien, du Parc and du Musée are Montreal cultural centres and social economy enterprises dedicated to showcasing local and international cinema in original version with French and English subtitles. Our unique programming and strong community roots situate our Cinemas at the heart of alternative cinema.

Toronto Children's Chorus

Founded in 1978 by Jean Ashworth Bartle, the Toronto Children’s Chorus (TCC) is now celebrating its 46th concert season. Over the course of its history, the TCC has won numerous competitions, including the International Eisteddfod in Wales and the CBC, Kathaumixw, and Let the Peoples Sing Competitions in Canada. The choir has also performed at such revered venues as Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, the Sydney Opera House, Royal Albert Hall, and The Dom in Salzburg. In addition to their busy annual concert seasons, our young choral ambassadors have represented Canada on thirty-one international tours and seven national tours, most recently participating in ‘Voices Together: An International Youth Choral Symposium’ in Washington, D.C., and performing at Carnegie Hall in New York City in July 2023. After 15 years of artistic direction under Elise Bradley, MNZM, the organization welcomed Artistic Director Zimfira Poloz in the fall of 2022 to lead this world-renowned chorus. ​ The Toronto Children's Chorus is a vibrant musical community that has been nurturing young voices for generations. Through exceptional choral training and performance experiences, we inspire growth, teamwork, and artistic excellence. We foster collaboration, peer leadership, self-discipline, creativity and a lifelong passion for music.

Coalition Music

Declaimer: We are an independently-owned, private, music company based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Please beware of individuals using this platform claiming to be employees and/or executives with this company. It is impossible to talk about the past 30 years of history in Canadian music without mentioning Coalition Music. As thought leaders within the Canadian music industry, Coalition Music co-founders Eric Lawrence and Rob Lanni are the architects of a business built on the singular core belief that the artist is the most important person in the music industry and should have the reins to develop an empowered, confident career. As an artist management company and an independent record company, Coalition Music boasts past and present partnerships with some of Canada’s most lauded artists that have sold over fifteen million albums, with over 1 billion digital downloads and streams. Our Lady Peace, Simple Plan, Ikky, Preston Pablo, USS and Amanda Marshall are only a few of Coalition Music’s internationally successful clients.

Canadian Independent Music Association

The Canadian Independent Music Association represents the English-language, Canadian-owned sector of the music industry within every aspect of the music ecosystem. Since 1975 CIMA has led our members towards success by strengthening the independent music sector through advocacy, resources, professional development, and international export initiatives. CIMA equips artists and music entrepreneurs with the tools to build thriving businesses by providing capabilities and opportunities that raise the profile of Canadian independent music both in Canada and around the world.