AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCanada-U.S. Trade War Diplomacy: Alberta’s senior U.S. representative Nathan Cooper says Premier Danielle Smith’s “diplomacy-first” approach is helping the province weather tariffs, noting Alberta’s oil imports keep flowing and Americans have been “significantly more responsive.” Live Music Calendar (Prince George): Prince George’s free Music In The Park wraps Sept. 3 at Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park with Joe Daniels, Amy Nelson, and Carter Felker. Community Music & Culture (Nanaimo): The Elliot Freedman Group brings an avant-fusion jazz set to Simonholt Restaurant on Sept. 6. Theatre & Song (Sudbury): YES Theatre announces auditions for Hairspray, heading to Sudbury next July. Music, Memory & 9/11 Storytelling: Come From Away continues to open and reopen after setbacks, including a Norfolk, Va. run that resumed after Wells Theatre flooding. Music Rights Fight (SOCAN vs. AI): SOCAN sues Suno, alleging Canadian music was copied without paying creators. Recruitment With a Musical Twist (West Kelowna): 909 Peregrine Air Cadets host open houses for ages 12–18, with a marching band now part of the program.
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