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Bell Media Teases With Arkells, C&C At Yonge-Dundas Square

The free concert with City and Colour at the downtown outdoor space tomorrow (April 5) at 9 pm ET teases “a special announcement for Toronto” with Your Morning co-hosts Anne-Marie Mediwake and Ben Mulroney on hand to keep the show moving along smoothly.

Bell Media Teases With Arkells, C&C At Yonge-Dundas Square

By FYI Staff

Bell Media Brings Arkells, C&C To Yonge-Dundas Square


But why?

The free concert with City and Colour at the downtown outdoor space tomorrow (April 5) at 9 pm ET teases “a special announcement for Toronto” with Your Morning co-hosts Anne-Marie Mediwake and Ben Mulroney on hand to keep the show moving along smoothly.

A media handout tells us that the Toronto skies will be lit blue tomorrow night and advises that for more details follow #LightUpthe6ix and #BellBlueSky on Twitter and Instagram, and join the Facebook event.

What we don’t expect will be announced is that Canada’s Big Blue has bought iHeartMedia, or that divisional topper Randy Lennox is replacing Heritage Minister Melanie Joly in the federal cabinet.

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Separately, the media arm is gearing up production on The Launch, series 2.0. later this month.

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From left: GIVĒON, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Simon Gebrelul photographed by Diwang Valdez on December 20, 2025 at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City. Styling by Yashua Simmons. Barbering by Moe Harb. Hair Braiding for Gilgeous-Alexander by Alysha Bonadie. Grooming by Teresa Luz. On-Site Production by Laela Zadeh.

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