Eurovision

• The first Eurovision Song Contest Asia is scheduled to take place on November 14 in Bangkok, Thailand. • Organizers confirmed that the competition will incorporate a "Rest of the World" vote, mirroring the format of the original Eurovision Song Contest. • Participating broadcasters are responsible for organizing their own entries, with most expected to select artists via national finals.

• CBC/Radio-Canada has officially become a full member of the European Broadcasting Union, granting Canada eligibility to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest. • Canada is expected to make its debut in the competition by 2027, marking a significant expansion for the event which began in May 1956 with seven founding nations. • This move allows Canada to join a historic competition currently dominated by countries like Ireland and Sweden, who both hold a record seven victories.

• Canada will join the Eurovision Song Contest in 2027, marking the first new country to enter the competition since Australia in 2015. • The announcement comes amid geopolitical tension, with five nations including Spain, Ireland, and the Netherlands boycotting the current competition in Vienna. • In response to these disputes, Vladimir Putin signed a decree in 2025 to revive Intervision, a Soviet-era rival focused on "traditional values" and patriotic music.

• Canada has officially announced that it will join the Eurovision Song Contest starting in 2027. • The move marks a significant expansion for the competition, allowing a non-European nation to compete in the eclectic music event. • This development is expected to spark widespread debate and excitement among fans regarding which Canadian artists should be selected to represent the country.

• Canada will make its debut appearance in the Eurovision Song Contest in May 2027. • The European Broadcasting Union and the Canadian broadcaster CBC officially announced the partnership to bring the North American nation into the competition. • The event is scheduled to take place in Bulgaria, marking a significant expansion of the contest's global reach.

• Canada's public broadcaster has become a full member of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) after a vote. • This membership allows Canada to participate in Eurovision, a European song contest. • The decision marks a significant expansion of the EBU's membership beyond European countries.

• CBC/Radio-Canada and the European Broadcasting Union have officially announced that Canada will participate in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest. • The upcoming competition is scheduled to take place in Bulgaria, marking a historic shift as Canada joins the event as a participating nation. • This move follows a history of Canadians competing for other countries, such as Céline Dion for Switzerland in 1988 and La Zarra for France in 2023.