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By Brad Jennings
May 9, 2021 | 8:15 AM
Tomorrow’s Voices, a new youth choir for those who need support in the community, has found a home at TCU Place. The program has already found success in Ontario and TCU CEO Tammy Sweeney says they will be working with Big Brothers and Big Sisters Saskatoon to find around 15 to 30 kids to get started. She explains generally the program is for kids who need help or support in some way and need a boost, but is open to anyone.
Sweeney says the program is an audition free, pressure free choir for kids seven to eighteen years old. There is no cost required and no previous singing experience needed, Sweeney says it helps kids to build confidence, camaraderie and their ability to support each other. She explains that kids get to perform not only with each other but Tomorrow’s Voices also performs out in the community.
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Saskatoon’s city administration wants to begin working out a funding model for a downtown entertainment district anchored around a new arena and convention centre, and serviced by a dedicated bus rapid transit (BRT) system.
City council’s governance and priorities committee spent the balance of its Monday morning meeting going over an administration report laying out funding options meant to pay for the project without using existing property tax revenue beyond what’s already committed to the BRT.
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