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Studies & Reports

From Creators to Audience: New Policy Directions for Canadian Sound Recording

"The Government of Canada is pleased to launch the Canadian Sound Recording Policy. This policy signals an important evolution from project−based support to a comprehensive policy framework that invests in the Canadian sound recording sector at every level-from creators to audience."
Creator(s): Canadian Heritage | Date Published: 2001

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Making Exact Change: How U.S arts-based programs have made a significant and sustained impact on their communities

"This study was undertaken to help the growing but largely disconnected community arts field learn from its most venerable and successful colleagues. Its focus is exemplary arts-based programs that have had a significant and sustained positive impact on their communities."
Creator(s): William Cleveland, Community Arts Network | Date Published: 2005-11

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Evaluation of the Museums Assistance Program (MAP)

"The Museums Assistance Program (MAP) is a federal funding program that was created in 1972 for the improvement of Canadian museum collections and displays."
Creator(s): Department of Canadian Heritage | Date Published: 2003-02-24

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Evaluation of the National Arts Training Contribution Program and the National Training Program in the Film and Video Sector, February 20, 2002

"The purpose of the evaluation was to assess the Programs' continued relevance, success and cost-effectiveness."
Creator(s): Canadian Heritage | Date Published: 2002

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A Review of the Canadian Television Fund and Its Impact on the Industry and Economy

"In 1996, the Cable Production Fund, Telefilm Canada and the Department of Canadian Heritage joined forces to create the Canada Television and Cable Production Fund, which was renamed the Canadian Television Fund in 1998. This public/private partnership was created to provide funding and create a critical mass of high quality Canadian programming especially in under-represented categories, and particularly in peak viewing times."
Creator(s): Canadian Heritage | Date Published: 1996