AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCéline Dion’s Paris comeback: The Canadian superstar returned to the stage in Nanterre, weeping “tears of joy” as she kicked off her 26-show Plenitude Arena residency after a six-year concert hiatus tied to stiff-person syndrome, opening with “On ne change pas” and running through major hits like “My Heart Will Go On” and “Because You Loved Me.” Local music community support: Northern Lights Festival Boréal in Sudbury launched a GoFundMe to raise $65,000 to keep the long-running festival alive amid rising costs and shifting funding. Music formats debate: A new look at whether CDs are truly “making a comeback” or if the numbers are being misread. Arts & culture in Canada: Weyburn’s Credit Union Spark Cinema is hiring a general manager as it targets a mid-to-late December opening, with community-focused programming. Music-adjacent news: Apple News+ Food says it’s hit 100,000 recipes, while a Canadian pianist is highlighted in a Honens Festival review.
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