Timothy Cameron: Links

That Satisfying Crunch!: What does one do when one needs a break from being a socially-conscious folk-punk singer-songwriter? Why, one puts together a (virtual) instrumental, jangly, crunchy power pop band of course.
YouTube: Here's a clip from April 2006, taken at Renaissance Cafe in Toronto.
James Clark Institute: One of the best damn songwriters in Canada, simple as that.
Frank Makak: The shiny new website from Montreal's answer to Billy Bragg. I'm a big fan of Frank, and not just because he covered "Land Of Lukewarm" either.
Jennifer Foster: You'll never guess. Yup, another great singer-songwriter. If New Brunswick never does anything else for the world, at least they gave us J-Fo!
Raki Mal: And another fellow singer-songwriter, currently labouring in the more jazz/pop world. Not that I agree with labels.
Nathan Caswell: And yet another great songwriter. Clever. VERY clever. Almost annoyingly clever. Almost.
Jon Brooks: Oh man, this guy's good!
Marcus Vichert's Blog: Marcus has a knack for finding links to the quirkiest stuff the internet has to offer.
Jerry Leger & The Situations: Another songwriting acquaintance, with excellent taste in jackets.
Olive's Brain: An online radio station based in New Brunswick, and specializing in indie fare. Feel free to request a Timothy Cameron tune. Or two.
Tony Hightower: And another brilliant singer-songwriter. His CD, A Single Angry Word, is still one of the all-time great indie releases.
Arise Solar Technology: A Canadian company whose goal is to help make solar energy a mainstream energy option. Let's hope they succeed, and soon.
McSpotlight: A certain fast food corporation based in the US spends billions of dollars each year to broadcast their glossy image to the world. This is the flip side of that very large coin.
Can Con Artists: A multimedia showcase for the multi talented Michael Proudfoot. He sings, he dances, he julienne fries!
Stripped Media: Of all the photographers I've worked with over the last decade, Emma-Lee is absolutely my favourite. She's enthusiastic, imaginative and a very positive person. Above all, she gets great results.
The Twelfth Fret Guitar Shop: A happenin' little guitar shop in Toronto.
Sean Bray: Sean is a fine all 'round guitarist, singer, writer, booking agent and human being. And he plays a Tele. Cool.
The Sin-Tones: Can you say "surf-o-country-swing-a-billy"? Okay, can you say it five times really fast while drinking a glass of water?
Badgers In The Mist: A joint venture between Patrick Hughes and Denise Nussbaumer, a couple of friends of folkpunk.
Pollydude: Toronto-based artist Mike Sillers' website.
Earth Partners Publishing: April Severin is an environmentally aware poet/writer/activist based in Hamilton, Ontario. And she's a folkpunk booster too!
Anti-Folk: Although the site hasn't been updated in a few months, it's still a good place to find anti-folk/folkpunk type artists.