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Google Translate is a free service and currently offers translation in over 50 languages. Unfortunately, not all the languages spoken in the City of Surrey are translated. Punjabi is one of the languages not currently offered, and to remedy the situation, the City has been in contact with Google and they have committed to making Punjabi available in the future.

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PEAK PERFORMANCE PROJECT - TOP 20 LIVE

100.5 the PEAK and Music BC are proud to present the top 20 artists in the 2011 PEAK Performance Project, all performing for you live at the Surrey Canada Day Celebrations! This is your chance to see some of the next big Vancouver artists at their very first PEAK performance. Past PEAK artists have included Kyprios, We Are The City, Vince Vaccaro, and JUNO Award winners Said The Whale and Greg Sczebel. Come check out the PEAK stages for great music, giveaways, and appearances by PEAK on-air personalities!

SET TIME on STAGE 2

2:00 - Current Swell
2:20 - Lindsay Bryan
2:40 - Ashleigh Eymann
3:00 - 41st and Home
3:20 - The Never Surprise
3:40 - Fields of Green
4:00 - Jasper Sloan Yip
4:20 - Hilary Grist
4:40 - Redgy Blackout
5:00 - The Belle Game
5:20 - Behind Sapphire
5:40 - The Oh Wells
6:00 - Maurice
6:20 - Avairis
6:40 - Treelines
7:00 - The Boom Booms
7:20 - The Matinee
7:40 - Acres of Lions
8:00 - Rococode
8:20 - Sex With Strangers

Links to the artists can be found on The Peak's website.

BACKGROUND:

The PEAK Performance Project is a professional development program to help new and emerging artists create careers in the music industry. The PEAK Performance Project is designed to educate, promote, develop and hopefully launch the careers of some of BC’s up and coming artists. It also hopes to foster the BC music industry and create a sense of community amongst music professionals.
 
The music industry is going through profound changes which have resulted in artists being required to develop themselves. The decline in development dollars has left many artists in need of substantial funds to launch their careers. The PEAK is investing five million two hundred and ninety thousand ($5,290,000) over seven years or seven hundred and fifty-five thousand dollars ($755,000) per year in the PEAK Performance Project (“PEAK PP”) through CTRC approved Canadian Content Development funds. The program is administered by the Music BC Industry Association.
 
Unlike other funding programs, the PEAK Performance Project is designed to allow for all selected artists to work their way through a process that will give them the opportunity to show whether they have what it takes to make it in today’s music industry. The artists that show not only the most talent, but also the most creativity in marketing and promotion and show overall growth will be rewarded with greater support from the program.
 
20 BC based artists will be selected to participate in the PEAK Performance Project. In addition to a rigorous six month artist development program, the PEAK Performance Project will award over $344,500 in direct artist development funding and prizes, making it the biggest individual radio station project in Canada.