AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoIndigenous Screenings: Knowledge Network marked National Indigenous History Month with a curated slate of Indigenous films and original series spotlighting B.C. stories and cultural preservation. Live Theatre: Greater Sudbury’s Bosmo’s debut horror/sci-fi feature Dark Frequencies premieres June 20 at Sudbury Indie Cinema as part of Queer North, with a soundtrack featuring local musicians. Music & Community Venues: Prince Albert’s E.A. Rawlinson Centre unveiled its 2026-27 season, mixing music, circus, comedy and family shows. City Noise Rules: Calgary Stampede weeknight concerts must now end at midnight, with reduced noise/bass limits after community complaints. World Cup Soundtrack Culture: Canada’s Wonderland announced a record number of fireworks nights plus live music for Canada Day celebrations, with fireworks set to original music. Tech + Sovereign AI: TELUS is running a proof-of-concept with Arrcus to deliver secure, distributed AI inferencing within Canadian borders. Local Music Scene: Vancouver band Hillsboro released new album A Party in Your Name.
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