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We acknowledge the financial support of the Government of Canada through the Department of Canadian Heritage.
The opinions expressed in this publication (or Web site) do not necessarily reflect those of the Department of Canadian Heritage.
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Produced with the financial participation of
Telefilm Canada
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The Canada New Media Fund
funded by the
Department of Canadian Heritage
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Presenting Sponsors
Cultural Human Resources Council
FJIM
Global Youth Assembly
Velan Foundation
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Ministère de l'Immigration et des Communautés culturelles
Youth Eco Internships
PricewaterhouseCoopers
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Media Sponsors
Broadcast Sponsor - MuchMusic
Online Media Sponsor - Dose.ca
In-Kind Sponsors
Daniel Rosenfeld, Beiles and Frank, Chartered Accountants
School of Community & Public Affairs - Concordia University
McAuslan Brewing
Sony Music Entertainment Canada
Lola Rosa Cafe
NEWAD
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Partners
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Supporting Partners
Diversa
Roots & Shoots
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Volunteer Bureau of Montreal
Experiences
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Thank You
Aaron Reaume for the name.Friends and family for their support.
Everyone we have asked for advice.
Our Artists
Our Volunteers
Our Models (Terra, Liam, Milena, Anthony, Jordan, Teoma, Rodney, Guillaume)
Paul Shore, co-founder
Kristen Brewer for NGO content
Silviu Mihali for Facts Section content
Sukran Baycura for glossary
Lance Crossley for Election 2004 content
Paul Guelpa
Kimmie Fuller
Mary-Anne Carignan for the wonderful furniture.
Rommil Santiago for our Facebook applications.
Valerie Buddle for our lovely filing cabinet & computer!
Le Pistol for catering our Strategic Planning lunch.
Our History
On January 4th 2004 - when a public affairs minded dance choreographer from the Yukon, a filmmaker from Montreal, and a photographer / graphic designer from Vancouver island met at a party, the idea of Apathy is Boring was born.
What We Do
Apathy is Boring accomplishes its goals through the following program areas.
FAQ
How can I get involved with Apathy is Boring? You can volunteer, become an intern, come out to our shows and help us spread the word. We are always open to donations and suggestions!
