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Delegate Name Company / Festival / Band City Prov/State Aaron Verhulst Karen Morand & BOSCO Windsor ON Abigail Lapell Abigail Lapell Toronto ON Ahkinoah Izarh AHI Toronto ON Al Rankin Blue Skies Music Festival/Live Wire Music Series Inverary ON Alain Berge Élage Diouf Montréal QC Alannah Johnston Alianait Arts Festival Iqaluit NU Albert (Al) Bisschop Volunteer Toronto ON Alec Fraser Jon Brooks Toronto ON Alex Leggett Alex Leggett / Campground Gananoque ON Alex Millaire Moonfruits Ottawa ON Alex Sinclair FMO Board of Directors Toronto ON Ali Eisenhammer Failte House Concerts Castleton ON ALI MATTHEWS ARTIST STRATFORD ON Ali McCormick Ali McCormick Ompah ON Alice Sellwood Polyphonic Ground | Small World Music Society Toronto ON Alison Porter Dirty Dishes Toronto ON Alissa Skorik Spirit Flute Mississauga ON Alka Sharma Folk Music Ontario Ottawa ON Allison Outhit FACTOR Toronto ON Alysha Brilla Kitchener ON Amanda Power Unison Benevolent Fund Toronto ON Amanda Lowe W. Partick Artists Ottawa ON Amanda Lynn Stubley Home County Music & Art Festival / 94.9 CHRW London ON Amélie Beyries Beyries Montréal QC Amie Therrien FMO Board of Directors / Balsam Pier Music Toronto ON Amir Epstein Epstein Management Firm Toronto ON Amy Lou Mama's Broke Halifax NS Andre Valerio Tio Chorinho Toronto ON Andrea England Stingray / Four Chords & The Truth Toronto ON Andrea Vincent Dawson City Music Festival Dawson City YT Andrew Aldridge Kidzent - Andy Griffiths & Friends Burlington ON Andrew Karis ACTRA RACS Toronto ON Andrew Queen Andrew Queen and the Campfire Crew Campbellford ON Andrew Strauss Folk Music Ontario Barrie ON Andrew Collins Andrew Collins Trio Toronto ON Andy Griffiths Kidzent - Andy Griffiths & Friends Burlington ON Andy Hughes Andy Hughes Guelph ON Andy Hillhouse Harrison Festival Society Harrison Hot SpringsBC Angela Hilts Angie Hilts Toronto ON Angela Saini Angela Saini Toronto ON Angie Nussey Singer / Songwriter Oro-Medonte ON Anita Cazzola The Lifers Guelph ON Anna Frances Meyer Les Deuxluxes Montreal QC Anna Tribinevicius Anna Tribinevicius Wasaga Beach ON Anne Connor Blues and Roots Radio Mississauga ON Anne Lederman Falcon Productions Toronto ON Annie Sumi Annie Sumi Whitby ON Annie Whitty Peterborough Folk Festival Peterborough ON Anthony Crea Toronto ON Anthony Raybould Leela Gilday Band Ottawa ON Ariane Lemire Edmonton AB Arnie Henkel SVFF Colborne ON Arturo Portocarrero Folk Music Ontario Ottawa ON Avital Zemer Tio Chorinho Toronto ON Ayron Mortley Urban Highlanders Toronto ON Barbra Lica Barbra Lica Quintet Toronto ON Barry Miles Murder Murder Sudbury ON Ben Heffernan Ben Heffernan London ON Ben Wright The Barrel Boys Toronto ON Benjamin DakotaRogers Benjamin Dakota Rogers Brantford ON Benny Santoro Karen Morand & BOSCO Windsor ON Bill Collier Jabbour Verdun QC Bill Garrett Borealis Records Toronto ON Bill Love FaveQuest / MyEventApps Ottawa ON Bill Marshall Summerfolk Owen Sound ON Bill Milligan Belleville ON Bill Simms Raine Hamilton String Trio Hamilton ON Bob Klanac Home County Music & Art Festival London ON Bob Nesbitt Ottawa Grassroots Festival Richmond ON Brad First SXSW Austin TX Braden Phelan Tragedy Ann Guelph ON Brenna MacCrimmon Green Goat Music/Turkwaz Toronto ON Brent Barootes Partnership Group - Sponsorship Specialists Calgary AB Brent Potts Shelter Valley Folk Festival Scarborough On Brian Blain MapleBlues Toronto ON Brian Eyster Planet Bluegrass Lyons CO Brian Gladstone Winterfolk Toronto ON Brian Litvin Jabulani Thornhill ON Brighid Fry Moscow Apartment Toronto ON Brigid Wilkinson Classic Theatre Cobalt Cobalt ON Brigitte Desjardins Ryan McNally Whitehorse YT Brodie Metcalfe Pride Toronto Toronto ON Brooklyn Doran Brooklyn Doran Toronto ON Bruce Barber Cody Coyote Toronto ON Bryan Power Lawnya Vawnya St John's NL Bryn Besse Claire Coupland Toronto ON Byron Pascoe Edwards PC Ottawa ON Campbell Woods Campbell Woods Smiths Falls ON Candace Shaw Canadian Women Working in Music Toronto ON Cara Luft The Small Glories Winnipeg MB Carl Rufh Jabbour Ormstown QC Carly Bradley Folk On The Rocks Yellowknife NT Carly Thomas London Music Office/Carly Thomas London ON Carol Wood Sioux Hudson Entertainment Series Sioux Lookout ON Carole Nkoa TFO Toronto ON Caroline Cameron Élage Diouf Montréal QC Carolyn Sutherland Folk Music Ontario Ottawa ON Cassie Norton Cassie Norton and Erik Bleich Toronto ON Cécile Doo-Kingué Cécile Doo-Kingué Montreal QC Céleste Lévis Céleste Lévis Ottawa ON Chad Price London ON Charlie Petch Charlie Petch Toronto ON Charlie Morand Karen Morand & BOSCO Windsor ON Chelsey June Twin Flames Ottawa ON Chloe Watkinson Chloe Watkinson Music Toronto ON Chris Bartos Urban Highlanders Toronto ON Chris Butchart Soundgal Erin ON Chris Ronald Chris Ronald Vancouver BC Chris White CKCU Ottawa ON Chris McKhool Sultans of String Toronto ON Christian Leclerc Ryan McNally Montreal QC Christophe Elie Artist Ottawa ON Christopher Thompson Electric Boy Entertainment Toronto ON Cindy Doire Cindy Doire Toronto ON Claire Coupland Claire Coupland Toronto ON Claire Senko Waterford Old Town Hall Waterford ON Clayton Drake Northern Lights Festival Boréal Sudbury ON Clive MacNutt Erin Costelo Halifax NS Cody Purcell Cody Coyote Ottawa ON Collette Savard TRANZAC/Collette Savard & The Savants Toronto ON Corbin Spensley Corbin Spensley Prince George BC Corey O'Connor Corey O'Connor Guelph ON Corin Raymond Hamilton ON Cortney Harkin baselineMUSIC Toronto ON Craig Cardiff Craig Cardiff Ottawa ON Craig Smyth Greenbank Thunder Bay ON craig mills The Eastern Passage/ The Lost Highway Toronto ON Crispin Day The Cabin Music Company Inc. Toronto ON Dale Brown The New Customs Winnipeg MB Dana Sipos Dana Sipos Toronto ON Daniel Gillespie Showcase Scotland / Skerryvore / Oban Live Glasgow Scotland Danielle Allard Danielle Allard Music Ottawa ON Danna Strong Americana Music Association Nashville TN Danny Sullivan Blue Skies Music Festival Clarendon ON Darin J. Addison Home County Music & Art Festival London ON Darlene Cuevas Darling Cora Mississauga ON Dave Cool FMO Board of Directors / Bandzoogle Montreal QC Dave Lang The Hit Pickers Toronto ON Dave MacLachlan Dave MacLachlan Mississauga ON Dave Penny Dave Penny St. John's NL Dave Wilkes Sultans of String Burlington ON David Barnard Department of Canadian Heritage Toronto ON David Bates Mama's Broke Stratford ON David Hayman The Supergroup Toronto ON David Jury Broomsticks & Hammers London ON David Newland David Newland Cobourg ON David Warren Mariposa / CSTM Toronto ON David Woodhead The Confabulation Toronto ON David Ross Macdonald Pepper Tree Records Candelo Australia Dawn Beaton Celtic Colours International Festival Sydney NS Dayna Manning Trent Severn Stratford ON Declan O'Donovan Declan O'Donovan Whitehorse YT Del Barber Del Barber Winnipeg MB Denis Bertrand Sudbury ON Denise Sheedy Pefferlaw ON Dennis Landry Copperworks Consulting Inc. Sudbury ON Derek Gray Georgian Bay Toronto ON Devin Latimer Trout Forest Music Festival Winnipeg MB Divya Bhatia Jodhpur Rajasthan International Folk Festival Mumbai ON Don Bird Birdsword Productions Ltd. Toronto ON Donnell Leahy MacMaster Music Inc Douro ON Doris Folkens Doris Folkens Guelph ON Doug Bayley Doug Bayley Waterloo ON Doug Millar Folk Music Ontario Ottawa ON Doug Cox Vancouver Island MusicFest Courtenay BC Dougal Bichan Winterfolk Blues and Roots Festival Toronto ON Dylan McMullin Our Shotgun Wedding Owen Sound ON Ed Hanley Autorickshaw Toronto ON Élage Diouf Élage Diouf Montréal QC Eli Levinson Mundial Montreal Montreal QC Elisapie Isaac Elisapie Montréal QC Elizabeth Scriven Shelter Valley Folk Festival Brighton ON Elmer Ferrer Toronto ON Elsa Mirzaei Project Soundcheck Ottawa ON Emily Mitchell Taylor Mitchell Bursary Toronto ON Emma Cloney The New Customs Winipeg MB Emma Cook Emma Cook Music Toronto ON Emma Jane Julien The Campsite Toronto ON Emmanuelle Girard Beyries Montreal QC Emy Stantcheva MusicOntario Toronto ON ENiiD Goodman ENiiD Goodman Wakefield QC Eric Alper Eric Alper PR Toronto ON Eric Stein Beyond the Pale / Tio Chorinho / Ashkenaz Toronto ON Eric Lilius Haliburton County Folk Society / Winterfolk Camp Eagle Lake ON Erik Bleich Erik Bleich Toronto ON Erin Benjamin Music Canada Live Ottawa ON Erin Costelo Erin Costelo Halifax NS Erin Hamayda Erin Hamayda Toronto ON Ethan Smith Union Duke Toronto ON Etienne Barry Les Deuxluxes Montreal QC Evan Tighe Elisapie Montréal QC Eve Goldberg Gathering Sparks / AFM Local 1000 Toronto ON Frank Iacobucci Frank Iacobucci MusicLover Toronto ON Gabrielle Goulet Gabrielle Goulet Ottawa ON Gaby Harvey The Campsite Toronto ON Gareth Auden-Hole Jack Pine and The Fire Ottawa ON Gary Eisenhammer Failte House Concerts Castleton ON Gautam Subra Festival of India Ottawa ON Geneviève Nadeau La Compagnie du Nord Saint-Antoine-sur-RichelieuQC Genny DeMerchant Ian Sherwood Toronto ON Geoff McCausland Murder Murder Sudbury ON George Sapounidis Chairman George Ottawa ON Gillian Alexander Gillian Nicola / Toronto Women in Music Waterdown ON Gisèle Kashul The Up Cap Café Whitby ON Glenn Chatten Glenn Chatten Richmond BC Glenn McFarlane Brampton Folk Club / Glenn McFarlane Brampton ON Graham Lindsey CFMA / Wavelength Media Ottawa ON Grant Davidson Slow Leaves Winnipeg MB Graydon James The Young Novelists Toronto ON Greg Morton Mariposa Folk Festival Orillia ON Greg Smith Greg Smith Markdale ON Greg Torrington Stingray Music Montreal QC Greg McCaughey MAriposa Folk Foundation Orillia ON Grier Coppins Urban Highlanders Toronto ON Grit Laskin Borealis Records Toronto ON Guillaume Jabbour Jabbour Montreal
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