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Global News
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Global News
Myles Smith's Breakthrough Hit ‘Stargazing' Born From Beers, Tacos and Songwriting with Friends
It all started with a trip to Malibu, California, for Myles Smith and his best friends and co-collaborators, Jesse Fink and Peter Fenn. They were looking to escape the city and write some songs together. About five days in—and 30 songs later—Smith says, 'we'd drank way too many beers and had way too many tacos and feelin' like trash.' And yet, that's where the breakthrough happened. Get daily National news Get the day's top news, political, economic, and current affairs headlines, delivered to your inbox once a day. Sign up for daily National newsletter Sign Up By providing your email address, you have read and agree to Global News' Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy It was then that they decided to write a song without trying to be clever or use double entendres. They would just express an emotion for what it is. That's when they came up with Stargazing. Performing that song live at the BRITs was a major highlight for him. 'So surreal you know?' Smith says. 'Especially in Britain when you grow up you watch the BRITs every single year and as a musician, like it's probably like the JUNOS over here (Canada) you know? You just can't wait to get to that level and stage of your career…for me it's something that will live in my mind forever.' Story continues below advertisement Myles Smith is on tour now, with stops in Spain, France, Italy, and Germany all on the horizon.
Cision Canada
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Cision Canada
The 54th Annual JUNO Awards Broadcast on CBC Shatters Records with live streams up 400% year over year Français
This year's JUNO Awards cycle celebrated Canadian pride, drove discovery and spotlighted beautiful Vancouver, B.C and its homegrown talent across more than 50 events, captured in the official 2025 JUNOS Aftermovie. TORONTO, May 12, 2025 /CNW/ - The 54th Annual JUNO Awards turned Vancouver into a national stage for Canadian music, drawing millions of viewers and record-breaking digital engagement. From the star-powered CBC Broadcast to a citywide celebration featuring over 50 events, this year's JUNOS proved that Canadian music is more influential – and more talked about – than ever. Hosted by global superstar Michael Bublé, the live broadcast opened with a powerful performance featuring Jonita Gandhi, Elisapie, Maestro Fresh Wes and Roxane Bruneau. From standout performances to heartfelt acceptance speeches, including Ottawa's Jeannie Hunter receiving the MusiCounts Teacher of the Year Award the night captured the heart of the country. Tate McRae took home Album of the Year, in a category that reflected the diversity of Canadian music with nominees spanning four languages: English, French, Punjabi, and Inuktitut. The CBC Broadcast was streamed over 825,000 times, marking a 400% year-over-year increase. National TV viewership exceeded 2.8 million, peaking at 1.1 million viewers during Bublé's opening monologue. On social, JUNO content racked up over 9.1 million views, with standout moments from bbno$, Nemahsis, Anne Murray, Boi-1da, and Bublé driving engagement. Beyond the show, JUNO Week energized the city with more than 220 performances across marquee events like the JUNO Gala Dinner & Awards, The Road to The JUNOS series, and the JUNO Songwriters' Circle presented by FACTOR & SOCAN in association with Music Publishers Canada. In total, 208 nominees were celebrated across 46 categories, including 67 first-time nominees and 17 first-time winners. Each brought unique stories and sounds to the national stage, demonstrating the depth and evolution of Canadian music. The JUNOS also spotlighted long-standing pillars of Canadian music. Anne Murray's Lifetime Achievement Award, sparked one of the night's most emotional responses, both in the arena and online. SUM 41 was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame (CMHF) during the broadcast, joining 2025 CMHF inductees Dan Hill, Ginette Reno, Glass Tiger, and Loreena McKennitt who will be honoured in Calgary at Studio Bell. Meanwhile, MusiCounts, Canada's national music education charity, invested more than $1.6 million into schools and community programs across the country – helping ensure access to music for the next generation. Still wanting to relive the magic of this year's JUNOS? Rewatch every performance and moment from the 54th Annual JUNO Awards Broadcast and JUNO Awards Gala on CBC Gem, on CBC Music's YouTube page, JUNO Awards social channels. The official 2025 JUNO Awards Aftermovie is also available to view on The JUNO Awards YouTube channel, highlighting the best moments from 2025 JUNO Week.
Yahoo
09-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Buffy Sainte-Marie's Polaris and Juno Awards Revoked Following Claims She Fabricated Identity
The post Buffy Sainte-Marie's Polaris and Juno Awards Revoked Following Claims She Fabricated Identity appeared first on Consequence. Following a recent scandal alleging that the folk artist and activist Buffy Sainte-Marie had fabricated her Canadian Indigenous roots, the Polaris Music Prize and Juno Awards have revoked honors bestowed on the musician. The release of a 2023 documentary produced by the Canadian Broadcasting Company (CBC) called Sainte-Marie's Indigenous identity into question. A fervent activist for Indigenous causes, as reflected in songs like 'Now That the Buffalo's Gone,' Sainte-Marie had long claimed that she was born and raised on a Cree reservation in Saskatchewan. However, the CBC program uncovered she was in fact born in Massachusetts. Earlier this year, Sainte-Marie, was stripped of her Order of Canada appointment. Now, the Polaris Music Prize and the Juno Awards have decided that her collected accolades from both institutions will be rescinded, due to her inability to provide tangible proof of her Canadian and/or Indigenous identity. The Polaris Prize was first awarded in 2006 and honors one full-length musical project created by a Canadian artist annually. Sainte-Marie had been awarded two Polaris Prizes; the first for her 2015 album Power in the Blood and later a Heritage Prize, which awards works that were released prior to the voting body's first ceremony, for her 1964 record It's My Way! 'Our eligibility criteria requires all nominees to be Canadian citizens or permanent residents,' read a statement from the organization, 'With proof of status provided through government-issued documentation, including passports, birth certificates, permanent resident cards, and/or secure certificates of Indian Status.' The Juno Awards has a longer history in Canada. The first JUNOS were called the Gold Leaf Awards and its inaugural ceremony was held in February 1970. Presented by the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) the JUNOS honor new releases from Canadian artists that year, including Artist of the Year and Album of the Year. Sainte-Marie had received multiple Juno Awards, including the Humanitarian Award in 2017 and Indigenous Music Album of the Year in 2018. CARAS also founded the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 1978, inducting Sainte-Marie in 1995, meaning she will no longer be part of the group of famed musicians, which includes Joni Mitchell, Alanis Morrisette, Neil Young, Gordon Lightfoot, and Leonard Cohen, among others. According to a CARAS press statement, the Academy acknowledges that 'this decision is not a reflection of Ms. Sainte-Marie's artistic contributions.' The statement continued: 'Buffy Sainte-Marie has been a strong supporter and advocate for Canadian music, and we acknowledge the past contributions she has made to our organization. However, CARAS' mandate is to educate, develop, celebrate, and honor Canadian artists. Maintaining the integrity of this process is essential to ensuring the organization continues to fulfill its purpose.' Following the release of CBC's report, Sainte-Marie removed explicit claims of being Cree from her website, however, she maintained that she was Indigenous heritage in public statements. In a new statement responding to her being stripped of the Order of Canada and other accolades, Sainte-Marie said she 'never treated my citizenship as a secret and most of my friends and relatives in Canada have known I'm American, and it's never been an issue.' She added, 'Although it's true that I've never been certain of where I was born, and did investigate the possibility that I may have been born in Canada, I still don't know.' As for her being stripped of her accolades, Sainte-Marie stated, 'It was very lovely to host the medals for awhile, but I return them with a good heart.' Sainte-Marie, 84, retired from live performances in 2023, citing physical injuries and health problems. Her last record was 2017's Medicine Songs. Buffy Sainte-Marie's Polaris and Juno Awards Revoked Following Claims She Fabricated Identity Jaeden Pinder Popular Posts Jon Stewart Calls Out Elon Musk for Flaking on The Daily Show Interview Faster Pussycat Singer's Fiancée Dies After Falling Overboard on '80s Cruise That Band Was Playing Dead Kennedys Legend Jello Biafra Joins Cavalera Onstage for "Nazi Trumps F**k Off": Watch Gene Hackman and Wife's Causes of Death Revealed Monty Python and the Holy Grail Returning to Theaters for 50th Anniversary Hamilton Cancels Show at Kennedy Center Subscribe to Consequence's email digest and get the latest breaking news in music, film, and television, tour updates, access to exclusive giveaways, and more straight to your inbox.
CBC
28-02-2025
- Entertainment
- CBC
Shake off the winter chills, CBC's spring lineup is back
Spring is almost here and CBC has a lot to keep you entertained with the return of your must-see favorites. Get ready to witness jaw-dropping feats in the return of Canada's Ultimate Challenge, where competitors push their limits in the harshest terrains – will they conquer or crumble? Then, dive into the dazzling world of Bollywed, where family drama meets bridal bliss in Toronto's vibrant Little India. Expect more sparkle, a trip back home, and a family wedding. Prepare for a night of pure Canadian musical magic with the JUNOS, hosted by Michael Bublé, where the biggest stars will shine. And if you're looking for a thrill, Ghosting with Luke Hutchie and Matthew Finlan is back, and this time, they're digging into Canada's most haunted locales and bringing along some friends to connect with spirits from the great beyond. Finally, join the literary showdown of Canada Reads, where passionate book lovers champion their pick to crown the one book that will ignite a national page-turning revolution. All this and more in CBC's Top 5 for March. Canada's Ultimate Challenge - Watch Free on Thursday, March 6 on CBC Gem Host Brandon Gonez returns to guide audiences through another electrifying season where the stakes are higher, the challenges are tougher, and the drama is dialed up to 11. Once again, Canada is turned into a massive obstacle course, starting in the majestic surf town of Tofino, B.C. and spanning iconic stops in Vancouver, B.C., Drumheller, Alta., Saskatoon, Sask., Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Mont Tremblant, Que. and Halifax, N.S. As the drama reaches a fever pitch, audiences will experience unforgettable clashes, awe-inspiring locations, and the kind of no-holds-barred competition that builds with every twist, turn, and confrontation. Only those who prove they have the grit, guts, and game to thrive will claim victory and secure their place as Canada's Ultimate Challenge champions. At stake is the incredible opportunity to cheer on Team Canada at the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. Bollywed - Watch Free on Thursday, March 27 on CBC Gem Get ready to laugh, cry, and swoon with Bollywed. The heartwarming reality series takes audiences behind the scenes of Chandan Fashion, Toronto's most iconic bridal shop in Little India. For nearly 40 years, the Singh family has been the heartbeat of South Asian wedding couture, crafting show-stopping designs and unforgettable memories. From dazzling lehengas to big family humour and heart, Bollywed delivers everything you love about family, fashion, and South Asian culture. The stakes are higher, the drama is bigger, and the fashion is bolder in Season 3. This time, the Singh family takes us on their most emotional and exciting adventure yet—a trip back to their roots in India. With Kuki and Sarab preparing to renew their vows, the family dives headfirst into a whirlwind of wedding prep, personal reflection and professional reinvention. JUNOS Streams live coast to coast to coast Sunday, March 30 at 5 p.m. PT / 8 p.m. ET "Canada's Biggest Night in Music" comes to Rogers Arena in Vancouver on Sunday, March 30. Hosted by Michael Bublé, the live event will be packed with electrifying performances from some of the country's biggest names, including a historic, last-ever performance by Canadian Music Hall of Fame Inductees, Sum 41. JUNO Awards Gala Streams live on Saturday, March 29 at 6 p.m. PT / 9 p.m. ET Unforgettable performances and award presentations featuring emerging artists and treasured favourites. Ahead of Sunday's broadcast, the JUNO Awards Gala features the presentation of 40+ JUNO Awards including the prestigious Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award, honouring Riley O'Connor, and the Humanitarian Award, recognizing Sarah Harmer. Ghosting with Luke Hutchie and Matthew Finlan - Watch Free on Friday, March 21 on CBC Gem Catch a new season full of screams and laughter as Luke and Matthew venture across the country, along with celebrity guests, to investigate some of the most famous hauntings in British Columbia, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Ontario, and the Yukon Territory. Season two stars Veronika Slowikowska (What We Do in the Shadows), Joel Oulette (Trickster), Percy Hynes White (Wednesday), Humberly Gonzáles (Tarot, Ginny & Georgia), Krista Nazaire (The Hardy Boys), Nikki Roumel (Ginny & Georgia), Jordan Connor (Riverdale), and Priyanka (Canada's Drag Race Winner). Canada Reads - Watch Free Monday, March 17 - March 20 on CBC Gem Five books, five champions, one winner: Canada Reads has been getting people listening, watching and, of course, reading, for more than 20 years. Each day of the competition, one book will be eliminated until a winner is declared the must-read book for Canadians in 2025. This year, the great Canadian book debate is looking for one book to Change the Narrative. The books on this year's show all have the power to change how we see, share and experience the world around us. You can also catch the debates on CBC TV, CBC Radio, CBC Listen, CBC Gem and CBC Books. Head over to CBC Books for more information about our champions and their books. Still looking for more great entertainment? Don't miss the season finale episodes of some of your favourite series, including Saint-Pierre on March 10 and Allegiance on March 19. Celebrate International Women's Day on March 8 with the acclaimed series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Watch Battle of the Sexes serve up the electrifying true story of the 1973 tennis match between women's champion Billie Jean King and former men's champ Bobby Riggs. Stream these and thousands more titles for free on CBC Gem. Photos are courtesy of CBC.
CBC
24-02-2025
- Entertainment
- CBC
CARAS Reveals More Performers for The 2025 JUNO Awards Broadcast, Live on CBC
5x 2025 JUNO Award Nominee Josh Ross and 3x 2025 JUNO Award Nominees Snotty Nose Rez Kids will perform on March 30 at Vancouver's Rogers Arena Rising stars Aqyila, Nemahsis, and Tia Wood make their JUNO Awards Broadcast performance debuts The JUNO Awards broadcast and stream live Canada-wide on CBC TV and CBC Gem, and globally on CBC Music's YouTube Skip to bring the JUNOS | Skip Orange Carpet to BC Place For promotional graphics, suggested social copy, logos, and more reference our Digital Toolkits. Digital Toolkits Today, The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) and CBC announced the latest additions to the performer lineup for The 54th Annual JUNO Awards. Hitting The JUNO Broadcast stage will be Aqyila, Josh Ross, Nemahsis, Snotty Nose Rez Kids and Tia Wood. These performers will join the already announced host Michael Bublé and 2025 Canadian Music Hall of Fame Inductees Sum 41 on stage on Sunday, March 30th from Rogers Arena in Vancouver. Their induction is presented by JUNOS Premier Sponsor, TD Bank Group. The 2025 line-up demonstrates The JUNO Awards' continued leadership as a platform that celebrates Canada's biggest stars and introduces new, breaking artists to audiences nationally and around the world. The 54th Annual JUNO Awards, produced by Insight Productions (a Boat Rocker company), will broadcast and stream live across Canada from Rogers Arena in Vancouver on March 30th at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on CBC TV, CBC Gem, CBC Radio One, CBC Music, CBC Listen, and globally at and CBC Music's YouTube page. Tickets for The 2025 JUNO Awards are available for purchase at NEW 2025 JUNO Performers Aqyila Aqyila In 2021, Toronto R&B artist Aqyila's debut single 'Vibe for Me (Bob for Me)' earned her a JUNO Award nomination for 'Contemporary R&B Recording of the Year,' marking the beginning of her rise as a songwriter. Her debut EP For the Better featured the hit single 'Hello,' which won the 2024 JUNO Award for 'Traditional R&B/Soul Recording of the Year.' In 2024, Aqyila released 'Bloom,' an instant viral success. The track has been certified Platinum in South Africa, while 'Hello' achieved Gold status. With over 128 million worldwide streams and 3 billion short-form video views, Aqyila has been featured in influential outlets such as InStyle, Essence, and Complex. Buoyed by these achievements, Aqyila kicked off a busy 2025—touring North America with Pink Sweat$, dropping new music, and gearing up for her debut full-length album this spring. Aqyila has two nominations at this year's JUNO Awards for 'Traditional R&B/Soul Recording of the Year' (for 'Limbo') and 'Contemporary R&B Recording of the Year' (for 'Bloom'). Josh Ross Josh Ross Josh co-leads this year's nominations alongside Tate McRae with a total of five including, TikTok JUNO Fan Choice, Single of the Year Presented by YouTube for 'Single Again', Album of the Year Presented by Music Canada for 'Complicated', Artist of the Year Presented by SiriusXM Canada and Country Album of the Year also for 'Complicated'. Josh is one of Canada's most promising singer-songwriter-performers and the former collegiate football player from Waterdown, ON has leveraged his knack for emotional song craft into a series of Platinum-certified Canadian country radio hits. Crowned the top winner at the 2024 CCMA Awards with 5x awards including Entertainer of the Year, Josh is proving to be a global force, taking home his first-ever CMA Award in 2024. Touring alongside hard-rocking superstars like Nickelback, Brantley Gilbert, Bailey Zimmerman, and Luke Bryan, Ross recently wrapped his headlining Single Again Tour and will support Jelly Roll on The Beautifully Broken Great Northern Tour across Canada this March. Nemahsis Nemahsis A rising Palestinian-Canadian singer and songwriter from Milton, ON, Nemahsis captivates audiences with her powerful voice and personal lyrics. Her music explores themes of identity and belonging, often drawing on her experiences as a hijabi, Muslim woman. This year, she released her debut album Verbathim to much critical acclaim; a project that has been lauded by the likes of Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Lorde, and Imogen Heap among many others. This year, Nemahsis is a first-time nominee for three JUNO Awards including Breakthrough Artist of Group of the Year Presented by FACTOR, The Government of Canada and Canada's Private Radio Broadcasters, Alternative Album of the Year and Songwriter of the Year Presented by SOCAN. Snotty Nose Rez Kids Snotty Nose Rez Kids Snotty Nose Rez Kids, the dynamic duo of Yung Trybez and Young D, are cousins and rappers from Kitimat, BC. In 2023, they signed with Sony Music Canada and released their sixth studio album—and first major label debut—RED FUTURE on September 13, 2024. The album garnered attention from Wonderland, Billboard, Notion, Exclaim!, Next Magazine and earned them cover features in Mundane Magazine (US) and RANGE magazine (Canada). They also made high-profile appearances on CBC's Q, E-Talk, and Gent's Talk Podcast. Following the release of RED FUTURE, the duo embarked on a 35-city North American tour. Known for their high-energy, electrifying performances, they've played over 70 shows last year across Canada, the U.S., Mexico, Australia, the UK, and the Netherlands. Their live presence has also led to performances at major sporting events, including games for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Vancouver Canucks, and Toronto Raptors. Celebrated for their artistry and impact, Snotty Nose Rez Kids have earned six JUNO Award nominations, four Polaris Prize Shortlist placements, 13 Western Canadian Music Awards, two Independent Music Awards, a SOCAN Award, and a Prism Prize Music Video Award. As they continue to break barriers and carve their own path in the industry, Snotty Nose Rez Kids are not only inspiring the next generation of artists but also creating opportunities for future voices to thrive. Tia Wood Tia Wood Born in Saddle Lake Cree Nation in central Alberta, a community of about 6,000 people in Treaty 6 territory, Tia's musical journey began at home. Of Plains Cree and Coast Salish heritage, Tia's first experiences on stage were with her family, singing traditional music at powwows, schools, and community events. Tia's father, Earl Wood, is a founding member of the legendary group Northern Cree, who are also nominated for a 2025 JUNO Award. Tia seamlessly blends modern influences with the music of her Indigenous roots, and this rich background laid the foundation for her debut EP, Pretty Red Bird, released in September 2024. Tia's smooth, stunning vocals are the star of the project, threading together a vibrant tapestry of modern music, strengthened by her Indigenous heritage and lush R&B and pop production. A globally renowned content creator celebrating contemporary and traditional Indigenous culture, Tia has amassed an avid following of 2.2M on TikTok and 369K on Instagram. Tia Wood is a first-time JUNO Award nominee this year for 'Contemporary Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year' presented by Destination Indigenous. Stay tuned—more incredible performers will be announced soon! Skip to bring the JUNOS | Skip Orange Carpet to BC Place The JUNOS | Skip Orange Carpet, which premiered at the JUNO Nominee Celebration on February 11, will take centre stage again on March 30, 2025, during The 54th Annual JUNO Awards in Vancouver, BC. 'We are incredibly excited to partner with the JUNO Awards to showcase our passion for all things Canadian while offering fans, artists, and our Skip+ members unique opportunities to engage with the music community in a way that is fresh and innovative' said Rachel MacAdam, VP of Marketing at Skip. 'As the Exclusive Delivery App Partner for 2025, we can't wait to give fans an unforgettable experience, connecting them with their favourite artists while bringing Canadians together to celebrate the things that matter most - including Canada's biggest night in music in Vancouver this March.' Get closer to Canada's Biggest Week in Music! Download the JUNO Week App today for event schedules and real-time updates. Official JUNO Awards website: PwC - Trusted Partner of the 2025 JUNO Awards Luminate is the Official Data Provider of the 2025 JUNO Awards Web Links: Official JUNO Awards website: Social Media: Twitter: @TheJUNOAwards Instagram: @TheJUNOAwards Facebook: @TheJUNOAwards TikTok: @TheJUNOAwards Hashtag: #JUNOS Digital Content Partner and Exclusive Broadcaster: CBC CARAS acknowledges the financial support of FACTOR, the Government of Canada, and Canada's Private Radio Broadcasters. Premier Sponsor: TD Bank Group Lead Sponsor: SiriusXM Canada, TikTok Canada, Nissan Canada Funding Partners: Music Canada, The Province of British Columbia, Creative BC, Destination Vancouver, City of Vancouver, Canadian Starmaker Fund About CARAS The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) is a not-for-profit organization created to preserve and enhance the Canadian music industry and promote higher artistic and industry standards. CARAS' mandate is comprised of four key pillars: Educate through our music education charity, MusiCounts, programs and initiatives; Develop emerging artists through mentorship and development programs; Celebrate Canadian artists with year-round JUNO Awards showcasing; and Honour music industry icons through the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. The 54th annual JUNO Awards Broadcast will take place in Vancouver at Rogers Arena on Sunday, March 30, 2025. For more information on the JUNO Awards or The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) please visit About CBC/Radio-Canada CBC/Radio-Canada is Canada's national public broadcaster. Through our mandate to inform, enlighten and entertain, we play a central role in strengthening Canadian culture. As Canada's trusted news source, we offer a uniquely Canadian perspective on news, current affairs and world affairs. Our distinctively homegrown entertainment programming draws audiences from across the country. Deeply rooted in communities, CBC/Radio-Canada offers diverse content in English, French and eight Indigenous languages. We also deliver content in Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Punjabi and Tagalog, as well as both official languages, through Radio Canada International (RCI). We are leading the transformation to meet the needs of Canadians in a digital world. About CBC Music CBC Music is the leading curator of emerging and diverse Canadian music talent across platforms, playing the most Canadian artists and genres on radio, CBC Listen and We prioritize Canadian artists in a wide variety of genres on over 200 playlists available on CBC Listen, and publish daily national music coverage. CBC Music Live features live music recordings from across the country. Our music partnerships and events include The JUNO Awards, the Polaris Music Prize, CBC Music Presents: Live at Massey Hall and The Canadian Music Class Challenge. About Insight Productions (A Boat Rocker Company) Insight Productions, known for its award-winning ratings juggernauts, is Canada's most established content producer and an industry leader in the development, financing, and production of hit programming. Insight Senior Vice President Lindsay Cox serves as Executive Producer – alongside Insight's Chair, CEO, and Executive Producer John Brunton, on The 2025 JUNO Awards. The company has created some of the most dynamic and top-rated programs including Canada's New Year's Eve: Countdown, The Amazing Race Canada (the most-watched Canadian show on record), ratings hits Big Brother Canada, Stronger Together/Tous Ensemble (the largest multi-platform broadcast and highest viewed non-sporting broadcast in Canadian television history) and The Tragically Hip: A National Celebration, a live concert special on CBC watched by one in three Canadians. Insight has also worked in close collaboration with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation as executive producers on Every Child Matters: Reconciliation Through Education and National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. Insight Productions was founded in 1979 and has since created thousands of hours of ground-breaking content. For more information on Insight Productions, please visit or on Twitter @insightprod or Facebook
