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WCMA 24

Western Canadian Music Award Application Deadline Approaching

Submissions for the Western Canadian Music Awards (both artistic and indus...Read More

Manitoba Showcase

Apply Now to Perform at the 2024 Manitoba Showcase

The 2024 Manitoba Showcase conference will take place Oct. 24-27 in Brando...Read More

Seed to Season

From Seed to Season-“A Time to Explore” Zoom Session, March 20 at 1:00 pm (ET)

Ontario Presents returns with the last in a series of online Continuing Le...Read More

WCM 2024

WCM Awards: Open for Submissions, nominate by March 22

Are you a Western Canadian musical artist or industry member interested in...Read More

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February 15, 2024 – Newsletter

CONTENTS Pacific Contact 2024 Next Gen BCTC Awards Illuminate Town Halls In the Spotlight ...Read More

In the Spotlight

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Monthly Town Halls

Town Halls on Zoom featuring guest speakers from the Illuminate Series for the first part. For the second part, we’ll host our regular town hall meeting with sector updates, and updates about our programs, projects and plans.

Tuesday, March 12: Noon-1:00 pm (PT)

Current Trends in Volunteering with Maggie Stewart, Manager, Volunteer Services, Vancouver Aquarium

Join Maggie as she shares observations from recent trend-related conversations with Volunteer Managers from across Canada. She will present three modern trends (Volunteer Recession, Tech Trends, and EDI), and share some concrete examples of how some Volunteer Managers are creatively responding to them. Towards the end of her presentation, Maggie will open up for questions and a larger discussion on how volunteer leaders in BC Arts & Culture can respond to these trends.

To view the recording: visit this link

Tuesday, February 13: Noon-1:00 pm (PT)

Engaging Youth Demographics: how festivals and event producers across British Columbia can engage South Asian international students in their programming, as volunteers and team members with Harpo Mander, Executive Director of 5X Festival.

To view the recording: visit this link

We acknowledge that BCTC’s office is on the shared ancestral territories of the Sinixt, Ktunaxa and Syilx Nations and is home to the Métis and many diverse Indigenous Peoples. We carry out our work respectfully on the land of Indigenous Peoples throughout British Columbia. We are grateful for the continuing relationship with Indigenous Peoples that develop through our work together.

The BC Touring Council is committed to fair and equitable treatment, representation and prosperity for all peoples in our communities, our industry and indeed around the globe. We condemn all forms of racism, discrimination, intolerance, and bigotry and are determined to combat these. BCTC is committed to exercise leadership and bring any required changes to our policies, initiatives, and practices to best support communities and address the root causes of inequalities. We would like to acknowledge that our organization still has farther to go to achieve this mission, and will be reflecting on the meaningful actions we need to take to get there. We welcome any communication from our members and participants to help us get there.