Why is Ottawa hosting its second music-industry conference in two months?

Ottawa Citizen5 November 2026, 19:12 UTCCanada

Indie Week organizer Darryl Hurs says Ottawa, with its burgeoning music industry, makes a great new location for the Toronto-born event.

Read the full story at Ottawa Citizen Open in the live monitor

Related discussion groups

No group discusses this yet. Start a discussion group and attach this story.

More news about Canada

Iconic Maple Leaf missing from IIHF-mandated Canada women’s hockey jerseysWinnipeg Free Press5 November 2026, 19:50 UTCCanada
Toronto’s first electric ferry will soon begin journey to CanadaGlobal News5 November 2026, 19:36 UTCCanadaThe first of two new electric ferries commissioned by the City of Toronto will soon begin its journey across the Atlantic Ocean before its expected December arrival.
Regina property tax set for 5.81% hike in proposed 2027 budgetGlobal News5 November 2026, 19:33 UTCCanadaNext year's budget was prepared by city staff and released Thursday ahead of Regina city council's deliberations on Dec. 7 and 11.
Hamilton, ante sus 400 carreras en F1: "Hay fotógrafos con 500" y "aún soy joven"Infobae Americas5 November 2026, 19:30 UTCCanada
Ottawa needs to find new inspiring candidates for public office | OpinionOttawa Citizen5 November 2026, 19:29 UTCCanadaMohammed Adam: Ottawa has plenty of people who qualify for public office. If we can't convince them to run, voter turnout will remain dismal.
Two people flee explosion, fire at house south of CalgaryGlobal News5 November 2026, 19:11 UTCCanadaThe Foothills Fire Department said it began receiving calls around 7 a.m. for an explosion on North Coulee Trail, northeast of Okotoks, Alta.
White: Lessons from downtown EdmontonCalgary Herald5 November 2026, 18:59 UTCCanadaRichard White takes the pulse of the heart of Alberta's capital city. Here's what he has to say about its vitality.
‘Where’s the door?’: Accessibility advocate says Saskatoon BRT stations need more workGlobal News5 November 2026, 18:34 UTCCanadaAs Saskatoon moves forward with building out its bus rapid transit system, an accessibility advocate and bus rider is raising concerns about some of the new platforms.