Canadian Music Centre | Centre de musique canadienne is a privately owned company headquartered in Canada. Founded in 1959, the company employs approximately 50 individuals. It operates as a registered not-for-profit arts company, representing Canadian composers and performers, and offers solutions in search, social, and retail media as its main product.
A UBC sessional instructor and former Vancouver Symphony Orchestra composer-in-residence, celebrated for works such as the Juno-winning symphonic *My Name Is Amanda Todd* and known for her affinity for writing for the flute, received a posthumous release of her work following her sudden passing on July 27, 2026. Previously, on July 20, 2026, CBC Music published its annual "30 under 30" list, highlighting the achievements of emerging Canadian classical musicians. Earlier, on July 16, 2026, the Grand Teton Music Festival featured Canadian composer Kevin Lau, sampling his musical storytelling, which he remembers being captivated by from a young age through film scores like John Williams' *Jurassic Park*. In June 2026, the intriguing music of prolific Canadian composer Emily Doolittle, known for her nature-inspired compositions and contributing to the aesthetic diversity of Canadian composers, was highlighted on June 18.
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Canadian Music Centre | Centre de musique canadienne offers products in the media and telecoms services industry. Canadian Music Centre | Centre de musique canadienne's product portfolio comprises of search, social, and retail media.
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Canadian Music Centre | Centre de musique canadienne's revenues were less than $50M in 2024. All the revenue comes from search, display and digital publishing.
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