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Thank you Minister @s_guilbeault! Live events are an important part of Canada’s culture and economy. #LightUpLive… https://t.co/BX4eEK1cvD
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#LightUpLive happens tonight. Venues across #Canada will be illuminated in red to shine a light on the challenges t… https://t.co/Dhrg66Bq5T
Tune in at 6pm ET time for #BDRB Episode 8, focusing on #mentorship and supporting the next gen of… https://t.co/AViDB0bqqJ
3 days left for new artists to submit music videos to @IMAs! Deadline is September 25, 2020 #submit… https://t.co/uyME2bFJ4D
#TBT We all have problems but at least at least they're not Pterodactyl Problems, right? Thanks to @PterodactylBand… https://t.co/V0tbTastsS
@kittythefool Across from Riverdale Park! Hope you enjoyed the fine coffee and the great view.
ICYMI: https://t.co/m2dL7NQAY9
Check this out and congrats to @TheHoneyJam on your 25th anniversary https://t.co/QdiRb1YGHs
#TBT this was our first all-instrumental set in the office, from @miketkerrmusic and his hot swing jazz trio!… https://t.co/mvNrdFshNv
The first Polaris Cover Session video of 2020 is live! Watch @CorbLund cover "Oh, Linda" by the legendary… https://t.co/0MTCyp3PJO
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