WATCH: KC & JARVIS CHURCH CHAT ABOUT TONIGHT'S #RENEWTHEWORLD GALA ON CP24

(via @MelissaGrelo)

In case you missed it, KC was on CP24 Breakfast earlier this morning (along with Jarvis Church) to talk about their upcoming performances at the #RenewTheWorld Gala on tonight as well as the contributions that Canadian Scientists have made in the discovery of Stell Cells (having been first discovered by Canadians), and Stem Cell Research. Tonight's #RenewTheWorld Gala at the Mercedes Benz-Midtown in Toronto, Canada is dedicated to their hard work and accomplishments. It is also celebration in hopes that more people will be helped and more discoveries regarding Stem Cell research will be made. Several Who's Who, among Canadian musical talent will be in attendance tonight, including July Black, our own Keshia Chante, Jarvis Church and the Mississauga Youth Choir just to name a few. You can watch Keshia and Jarvis' interview with CP24 Breakfast by clicking here (Their interview is the third one under "Videos", located in the scrolling right-hand sidebar).

REFLECTION: KC VISITS WHITNEY HOUSTON'S MEMORIAL IN HOLLYWOOD

On yesterday, amidst embarking on business ventures, KC took a moment to pause and reflect on the recent passing of Pop Icon Whitney Houston by visiting her memorial site at The Beverly Hills Hilton and paying her respects. Keshia, along with other female Canadian music icons, such as Melanie Fiona and July Black expressed their sadness at her loss, and what they felt in regards to Houston's many contributions to the music world.

Source: National Post , Twitter

Whitney...my God.. I'm frozen - KC's tweet in regards to her passing

“We wouldn’t have Christina Aguilera without Whitney; Beyoncé, Jennifer Hudson, Adele, they all form a line directly behind what Whitney did,” says Chanté, adding that she hopes other musicians of her generation will learn from what happened to Jackson, Winehouse and now Houston, too. “I try and tell this new generation to stay away from the tabloid stuff, stay away from the negative side of this industry — try not to be another one gone too soon.” - Keshia on Whitney Houston & her contributions to music