Rosemary Thomson (Calgary Philharmonic, Canadian Opera Company) Tyrone Paterson (Manitoba Opera, Opera Lyra Ottawa) Dr Lisette Canton (the Ottawa Bach Choir) Timothy Vernon (Pacific Opera Victoria) Conductors of other nationalities Kazuyoshi Akiyama (Vancouver Symphony Orchestra) Karel Ančerl (Toronto Symphony) Sergiu Comissiona (Vancouver Symphony Orchestra) Sir Andrew Davis (Toronto Symphony) Pierre Dervaux (Orchestre Symphonique de Québec) Charles Dutoit (Montreal Symphony Orchestra) William Eddins (Edmonton Symphony Orchestra) John Eliot Gardiner (CBC Radio Orchestra) Gunther Herbig (Toronto Symphony) Otto Klemperer (Montreal Symphony Orchestra) Luigi von Kunits (New Symphony Orchestra, precursor of the Toronto Symphony) Zubin Mehta (Montreal Symphony Orchestra) Alexander Mickelthwate (Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra) Kent Nagano (Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal) Seiji Ozawa (Toronto Symphony) Trevor Pinnock (National Arts Centre Orchestra) Jukka-Pekka Saraste (Toronto Symphony) Walter Susskind (Toronto Symphony) Bramwell Tovey (Vancouver Symphony Orchestra)) Pinchas Zukerman (National Arts Centre Orchestra) Christian Kluxen (Victoria Symphony) Kees Bakels (Victoria Symphony) Recording, broadcasting, and publishing Record labels Acoma Company Analekta Atma Classique CBC Records Centrediscs empreintes DIGITALes Leaf Music Marquis Classics Opening Day Entertainment Group Radio stations Radio broadcasting of classical music in Canada is extremely limited. Historically, the primary source of classical music on Canadian radio was the national CBC Radio 2 network, however that network has greatly reduced its classical music programming in favor of Canadian popular music programming, with mainly "accessible" classical music available only five hours a day in the middle of the day. There are three commercial radio stations in Canada offering a classical music format: CFMZ 96.3 FM, Toronto/103.1 FM, Cobourg CJPX 99.5 FM, Montreal CKCL Classic 107 FM Winnipeg The community CKUA radio network in Alberta and CFMU in Ontario also airs some classical music programming, as do some campus radio and community radio stations. All radio stations in Canada are required by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to meet Canadian content targets. For classical music stations, the requirement is 20% Canadian content. Music publications La Scena Musicale magazine (Montreal) Musical Toronto magazine (Toronto) The Wholenote magazine (Toronto) Opera Canada magazine Musicworks magazine Schools, venues, and awards Music schools Most major Canadian universities offer some type of instruction in Classical music in Bachelor of Music programs of BA (Music) programs, either in a practical sense via training in instrumental or vocal performance or conducting, or in a theoretical or academic sense through the study of Classical music harmonic theory or history. Some universities in Canada also offer graduate