The new issue of Hill Strategies Research’s Arts Research Monitor investigates the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic on the arts and culture sector, based on four Canadian sources.
Read MoreThrough HASCAP, the Business Development Bank of Canada has been mandated to provide a guarantee to Canadian financial institutions to help businesses heavily impacted by COVID-19 access additional liquidity and cover operating costs. Apply by June 30.
Read MoreThe impact of COVID-19 on the film and television production industry across Canada – in particular its risk to advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion – is the subject of a new research project launched by the Women in Film and Television Canada Coalition.
Read More“If we are going to survive and thrive in a society that is faced with challenges like we’ve never seen before, we need to find where our potential lies,” says BC Alliance executive director Brenda Leadlay. “The work ahead requires collaboration, solidarity and a united front.”
Read MoreWant to learn the nitty-gritty of writing Gaming Grants or filing taxes? Tackling new ways of creating and marketing your art? Do you want to improve your knowledge and approaches around gender diversity? Let’s learn together.
Read MoreThe Canada Council for the Arts has announced a recruitment campaign, with an emphasis on Indigenous, Black, racialized, Deaf and disabled applicants.
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