Canadian Live Industry Calls for Urgent Support

Revenue / 03.25.24

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IQ Magazine (03/22/24) Hanley, James

The Canadian Live Music Association (CLMA) has petitioned the government to provide emergency support for endangered venues, festivals and events in advance of next month’s federal budget. The group cautions that independently-operated and non-profit venues and festivals continue to endure a host of post-pandemic challenges much to the detriment of emerging talent. A CLMA statement read: "Cost of goods and services have nearly tripled, and labor shortages and supply chain issues compound to threaten the ability of many to remain operational. Without smaller spaces for artists to grow, the sustainability of Canada’s live music sector is uncertain."

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