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National Film Board of Canada - Strategic Plan 2002-2006
"The NFB is recognized as being indispensable to all Canadians as the world-renowned public producer."
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Studies & Reports 21 of 29
"Today, the NFB has to prove its relevance in the life of Canadians. To do so, we must mobilize our sectors of activities around certain issues that are major preoccupations for Canadians. The NFB fully played its role as a social instrument when it focussed its funds and human resources around initiatives such as Challenge for Change/Société nouvelle, Studio D or Unit B.
Canadians are now facing major issues fundamental to our society – issues such as the rethinking of the education system, dealing with the crisis in healthcare, articulating its vision of social cohesion in a pluralistic society and affirming Aboriginal rights. One can imagine the essential role that the NFB could play in such areas if it decided to mobilize efforts to engage citizens in exploring these issues."
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