www.ebay.ca/swag

OWN MICK JAGGER'S GUITAR, INTERVIEW YOUR FAVOURITE BAND, OR DATE A
MUCH MUSIC VJ
-- SWAG 2002 offers original items and unique experiences for
purchase at eBay.ca --

TORONTO, ON, April 4, 2002 – Following the overwhelming success of
its first online auction, SWAG 2001, the Canadian Music Therapy Trust
Fund is pleased to announce the launch of SWAG 2002. SWAG 2002 will
provide music fans from around the world the opportunity to bid on an
incomparable collection of music rarities, collectibles and
experiences on eBay.ca. The fundraiser, which runs from April 15 –
28, 2002, is a 14-day online celebrity extravaganza, with a variety
of one-of-a-kind items and experiences – normally only available to
music industry insiders. Last year, the event raised more than
$30,000.00 to support music therapy research and programs across
Canada.

What is SWAG? SWAG is music industry slang for memorabilia,
collectibles and loot.

This year many of Canada's top musicians have donated items or
experiences including Sum 41, Nickelback, Sarah McLachlan, Alanis
Morissette, Joni Mitchell and Sloan.

Hosted by eBay.ca and supported by Sympatico-Lycos, SWAG 2002 is your
chance to:
 score a date with a Much Music VJ
 own signed guitars from Mick Jagger, Sloan, Joni Mitchell, Alanis =

Morissette, Lenny Kravitz, among others
 be an "Edge 102 New Rock Reporter" and interview your favourite ba=
nd
 experience a day in the studio with Canadian punk band Sum 41
 buy one-of-a-kind signed memorabilia including albums, posters,
photographs, and clothes from celebrities such as Cher, Enrique
Iglesias, The Strokes, Alicia Keys, Jennifer Lopez, Pink, Dave
Matthews Band, Bonnie Raitt and many others
 own signed memorabilia from Tiger Woods and Mats Sundin

To bid on an item, visit www.ebay.ca, register on the site, click on
the SWAG 2002 icon on eBay.ca's home page, check out the items and
place your bid.