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Hear the music of Quebec, accompanied by podorythmie and step dancing, Saturday at the River Raisin Centre for the Arts. The Canada-based trio E.T.E. (pronounced AY-TAY) will offer 90 minutes of its ...

MONTREAL, Quebec and CALGARY, Alberta, Nov. 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The National Music Centre (NMC) is deepening its connection with Canada’s Francophone music community through the opening of a ...

Spotify says Quebec's plan could harm the user experience, reduce engagement and push listeners toward unauthorized platforms. (Credit: Chris Ratcliffe) Spotify and Apple want Quebec to change its ...

One year ago, a historic milestone worth celebrating took place in Quebec music. Patrick Watson’s Je te laisserai des mots became the first French-language track in the world to surpass 1 billion ...

For music fans looking to hit the road on their own tour, Québec City has plenty to offer. In addition to its rich culinary history and European charm, this super walkable destination also plays host ...

Top-quality electronic music meets a breathtaking view of Montréal from Parc Jean-Drapeau on Île Sainte-Hélène, aka St. Helen’s Island. In a week of city cycling, bikers can choose from a range of ...

Yesterday (August 5), the Quebec Tourism Ministry announced that music festivals are now permitted throughout the province, as the CBC reports. According to the CBC, gatherings of up to 250 people are ...

The Celtic Fiddle Festival, organized by Kevin Burke, was of the best concerts that ever landed in Tucson Burke, the great player of Irish fiddle, had the idea to put together three fiddlers from ...

The Polaris Music Prize short list includes albums from five Quebec artists, including Dominique Fils-Aimé, Elisapie, FET.NAT, Marie Davidson and Les Louanges. That ties the previous best-ever showing ...

Quebecers are not keen on the province’s plan to make French music more prevalent and easier to discover on streaming services such as Spotify and Apple Music, a new Léger survey suggests. A majority ...