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Religious Diversity in Canada: Research Forum
February 2008

In Focus - Cultural Policy 101: European Perspective

Focus on Youth: Canadian Youth Arts Programming and Policy

Youth Marginalization in Context

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Lessons to be learned? International approaches to policy and funding for youth arts

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Socio-economic Conditions of Visible Minorities in Canada: 1967-2017

Arts and Youth: Canadian Youth Arts Programming and Policy

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October 2005

To Save a Butterfly, Must One Kill It? The Historic Places Initiative in a Rural Context

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January 2007

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February 2007

The Arts and Health I: Artists on the Wards
March 2007

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Canadian Cultural Policy 101
September 2006

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Cultural Policy 101: Demystifying the US Ecosystem
December 2006

Demystifying the US Ecosystem: Myth 1 & 2

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Demystifying the US Ecosystem: On the Horizon

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Trained artists at the market place. An Overview of the graduate surveys

"The artistic labour market and its mechanisms have been subjects of growing interest during the past few years. Especially the employment in the arts has drawn the attention of both researchers and decision-makers. One reason for the interest for this area is that by examining the labour market the weight of the sector can also be evaluated or/and emphasised."
Creator(s): Paula Karhunen - Arts Council of Finland | Date Published: 1999

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The Impact of the Culture Sector on the Canadian Economy

"This article examines the culture sector’s contribution to the Canadian economy. It measures the impact of the culture sector on Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and employment. In 2002, GDP from culture activities amounted to more than $39 billion, an increase of 37% from the 1996 figure of approximately $29 billion."
Creator(s): Vik Singh, Statistics Canada | Date Published: 2005-04-07

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Diversity in Canada's Arts Labour Force

"An examination of visible minority, Aboriginal and immigrant artists in Canada and the provinces based on the 2001 census."
Creator(s): Hill Strategies Research Inc. | Date Published: 2005-02

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Statistiques : Professions de la culture et des communications - Québec (available in French only)

« Professions de la culture et des communications. »
Creator(s): Institut de la statistique Québec | Date Published: 2001

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