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Culture & Heritage - Connecting Canadians through Canada's Stories

"The federal government's programs and policies are designed to make sure that our children and their children can see, hear and watch themselves and their realities in magazines, on the Web pages, in the stories told through music and in the dance of our Canadian artists."
  
    
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"The Government of Canada, in recognizing the vital importance of this vision to Canadian society, is committed to promoting our culture and the arts. Through the Canadian Heritage portfolio, the federal government delivers policies and programs, and provides the tools for artists, creators, arts and cultural institutions, organizations and enterprises to excel in the 21st century and in the global economy. The cultural sector contributes more than $22 billion a year to our economy and employs more than 640,000 Canadians. Promoting and sustaining culture requires more than words - it requires investment, in both talent and in industry. In May 2001, the Government of Canada demonstrated the depth of its commitment. The Prime Minister announced the largest single investment in the arts in the past four decades. This investment, known as Tomorrow Starts Today, also laid out a vision of modern policy and program delivery that takes on the challenges and opportunities of our times, building on the successes of decades of public policy fostering a dynamic arts and cultural sector."

Creator(s) Department of Canadian Heritage
Source Location Canada
Date Published
2003-05-14
Language Bilingual
URL http://www.pch.gc ...
Copyright Holder Ministère du Patrimoine Canadien


 

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