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Canada Officially Joins Eurovision Song Contest

Canada is set to become the first non-European nation to join the Eurovision Song Contest starting in 2027.

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🇬🇧 English Jul 1, 16:07 UTC
🇩🇪 German Jul 1, 13:32 UTC · Spiegel

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The brief

Canada has been officially confirmed as a participant for the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest. The announcement establishes the country as a competitor in the annual international music event.

Coverage from the EBU, BBC, Politico, The Hollywood Reporter, and Variety highlights the partnership between the EBU and CBC/Radio-Canada. These reports emphasize the official confirmation of the country's inclusion in the upcoming competition.

Future developments will involve the announcement of the selection process for the Canadian representative. Coverage does not yet specify how the entrant will be chosen or the specific rules governing this new membership.

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Quick answers

When will Canada join the competition?

Canada will compete in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest.

Which organizations confirmed the news?

The EBU and CBC/Radio-Canada announced the participation.

Will other non-European countries join?

Coverage does not specify future additions to the contest.

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