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The Availability of Local Cultural Content in Canadian Communities

"This Study is designed as an exploration of concepts such as ‘community’ and 'local cultural content'; the relationship of arts and culture to local communities; a review of previously completed research on the economic and social benefits of the arts and culture; and a review of quantitative and qualitative database on Canadian communities."
  
    
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"A key objective of the Study is to determine whether a more in-depth examination of the availability of local cultural content in Canadian communities – that is, non-Census Metropolitan Areas (CMAs) or smaller cities and rural locations – is warranted in the future. A proposed sample of communities and a research framework for Part II of the Study are presented."

Posted Document The Availability of Local Cultural Content in Canadian Communities.pdf 389.42 KB
Creator(s) CONNECTUS Consulting Inc.
Source Location Canada
Publisher Submitted to Strategic Policy and Management/Cultural Affairs, Department of Canadian Heritage
Date Published
2007-05-31
Language Bilingual
Copyright Holder Department of Canadian Heritage

    

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