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Cents and Sensibility: The CCA’s Annual Analysis of the Federal Budget
"Annual Analysis of the Federal Budget by The Canadian Conference of the Arts."
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"The CCA has been conducting annual analyses of the federal budget as a service for its members for more than a decade. The title of this year’s analysis, ‘Cents and Sensibility,’ highlights the ongoing need for sensibility, on the part of the federal government, to the implications of funding decisions – and indecisions – on the stability and health of the cultural sector. The analysis uses the term "sensibility" in its twin meanings of being sensible (and thus reasonable and practical) and being sensitive (and thus having concern and understanding for others). This analysis contains four sections: the first is a "big picture" examination of federal funding levels to the cultur al sector; the second section looks more closely at recent funding and organizational developments at the Department of Canadian Heritage; the third section provides a detailed examination of key funding issues, trends, challenges and opportunities for various sectors in the arts and cultural milieu; and the final section reports on current developments across the cultural sector beyond federal funding issues (e.g. legislative developments, tax and regulatory issues, etc.)"
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