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Home Research Themes Heritage & History Tangible Heritage

Heritage Institutions in Canada Impacts and Benefits

"This study of heritage institutions in Canada provides a national profile of the sector, estimates the economic impact of the sector and goes beyond this traditional analysis to examine the socio-economic benefits of these institutions."
  
    
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"Canada's heritage institutions are an important component of the arts and culture sector. They form a large and key cultural attraction to the communities in which they are located and are of significance at various levels: locally, regionally, provincially, nationally and internationally. These heritage institutions are important culturally, but they are also important for the contributions which they make to the people who use their resources; to the businesses which serve them and their visitors; and to the enrichment of the society in which they are situated."

Creator(s) The Outspan Group Inc.
Source Location Canada
Publisher Department of Canadian Heritage
Date Published
2001
Language Bilingual
URL http://www.pch.gc ...
Copyright Holder Minister of Public Works and Government Services


 

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