What's going on in Canada?

[promotheos]

I've been in Toronto most of the summer with no events found

Anyone here in the know, there must be something going on.

[promotheos]

C'mon, anyone from Canada?

[qwaycee]

whats good?

i'm from ottawa. i think mtl is the only place where fgf is gwanin on any level.

[HGLDT]

FG is growing in montreal!

[yakul]

In terms of Future Garage in Canada Night Trackin' (a monthly party based in Montreal) has been bringing in some solid names (Floating Points, Martyn, Linkwood, L-Vis 1990 to name a few) http://cargocollective.com/nighttrackin

For Toronto i'd recommend checking the Factory - http://www.thefaktory.ca/

hope this helps..

[beatmeteor]

Vancouver?

[ianmalcolm2]

From the Maritimes — I'm come to terms with the fact that there'll never be a "scene".

[DJB]

Toronto is in love with dubstep.. the "bro step" variety (whether you like the term or not, it's awfully fitting)

It'll change, eventually.

[Garager]

I'll be heading up to Canada this summer... anyone have any recommendations? Looking for good future garage


http://www.YardGopher.com

[kidshuffle]

Calgary is getting a pretty decent grasp at it. We got a Wednesday, and a monthly Friday where fgf is dropped pretty frequently.

[GeometricRhythms]

Garage in general isn't popular in Canada.
In Toronto you might find someone spinning FG if there's a Dubstep night.
Montreal has definitely been picking it up quicker.
There's a great website that lists many raves for Canada: www.purerave.com

[Brian]

The question is rather vague.

Top news stories would be the Vancouver Canucks are up three games to two and about to play game 6 of the Stanley Cup; Canada Post is having rotating strikes; a prostitution case in Ontario; folks criticizing Canada's role in Libya; etc.

The economy is generally good. It's banks were not heavily involved in the sub-prime mortgages or market crash, so it wasn't hurt as badly by the down turn. Housing markets is remarkably strong, dollar is high, and it is getting lots of foreign investment as seems safer than the US, EU, or Japan right now.

Lots of things happen in Canada. Those of note would be on the news pages.

[ouija]

Were mostly bout Dubstep and DnB in Toronto... I love producing garage though

[Explorateur Yétis]

There's a scene growing in montreal but thing tend to be more around juke, uk funky and rnb...

Dubstep and other-violent-electronic-music-genre seem to take most of the place

However if you're coming to Montreal, look for these guys:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/boomclap/

https://www.facebook.com/BootyBakery/

http://www.indiemontreal.ca/

Yesterday, Addison Groove + Doc Daneeka

[Kolendo]

People in Toronto, there will be some freeteks/warehouse jams in the near future that will have some future garage and other future bass music DJ's spinning.
I know this because I'll be one of them! Back in Canada for the summer haha