Music-makers are responsible for the songs tied to our fondest memories, the albums that heal us through heartbreak, and the experiences that connect us to each other.
We asked our peers in the music community to tell us why music matters to them.
Did you know that as a registered member of Unison, you have access to countless health and wellness tips at your fingertips? Morneau Shepell, Canada's leading provider of employee and family assistance programs, offers dozens of articles covering mental health, emotional well-being, fitness,...
Following an inspiring time at the East Coast Music Awards last week in Halifax, the music community continues to gather this week in Toronto for Canadian Music Week. Aligning with the Canadian Mental Health Association Mental Health Week May 7-13th, Unison Benevolent Fund is joining the...
The Unison Board of Directors and staff are deeply saddened to learn of Gord Downie’s passing last night.
Gord Downie was a tireless Canadian music maker, who didn’t let a moment of his time or his voice, go to waste. He never stopped telling us our own stories, championing their value and through...
It’s a challenge nearly everyone committed to a life in the music industry is going to face sooner or later: Burnout. From the young person practicing a new skill to the professional working every angle and event, our passion for our work can push us past the breaking point.
On Friday, November 10th Unison was thrilled to be a part of Indie Week’s Health & Wellness Day with a whole afternoon of panels, workshops and conversations focused on combating addiction and mental illness and staying healthy in the music industry. Greatly expanded from a single hour-long panel in...
