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Cam Carpenter Captures Day 1 At CMW

With spring finally arriving in Toronto, and after a quick pint at The Tiki Bar above The Bovine, I headed over to The Phoenix for the opening night party. It was gratifying to see a glowstick drum solo, a keytar and confetti cannons before 8 PM, compliments of local indie rockers Goodnight, Sunrise.

Cam Carpenter Captures Day 1 At CMW

By Cam Carpenter

CMW Day One -  It was quiet at the Sheraton on day one of CMW, but I did run into the ever-affable Rick Fenton (Gypsy Soul Records) at registration picking up wristbands for his roster of talent.


With spring finally arriving in Toronto, and after a quick pint at The Tiki Bar above The Bovine, I headed over to The Phoenix for the opening night party. It was gratifying to see a glowstick drum solo, a keytar and confetti cannons before 8 PM compliments of local indie rockers Goodnight, Sunrise. 
 
Thanks to Lisa Zbitnew of The Phoenix there was an opening night party where I ran into Inside Pocket's Dan Hand and artist Havelin, Matt & Kim manager Kevin Patrick, Front Row Centre's Kevin Goodman, A Girl With A Camera`s Pat Blythe, Universal`s Jon Box, CMW`s John Kastner, Neill Dixon and Cameron Wright, actors Jessica Pare and Barb Mamabolo, director Rob Stefaniuk local artists Charlie the Kid and Phantom Atlantic and Bovine owner Darryl Fine.
 
Toronto's Monowhales, hot on the heels of their new single "Real Love." proved they were ready for the big stage as they wowed the packed house with their energetic set and were the perfect openers for Brooklyn's Matt & Kim who closed their most recent tour on a very high note at The Phoenix.
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Arkells Are Selling Toronto District School Board Hats to Support ‘Healthy Breakfast Programs’ for Students

Earlier this week, the Canadian rock band released baseball caps in support of World Teachers' Day to raise funds for nutrition programs across the city’s public school board.

Arkells love public education, and they’re raising money for it.

In support of World Teachers' Day earlier this week, the Ontario rock band has started selling vintage-inspired baseball caps with the Toronto District School Board’s apple logo embroidered on them. All proceeds will be donated to the Toronto Foundation for Student Success’ nutrition programs to "support healthy breakfast programs."

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