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The BC Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport presents its 2025/26 – 2027/28 service plan, featuring an overview of the strategic direction of the ministry, a summary of the operating environment of BC’s arts and culture sector, a provincial economic statement, a financial report, and a list of performance goals and objectives regarding tourism, arts, culture, creative, and sport sector growth.
Read MoreThe BC Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport presents its 2024/25 annual service plan report, featuring a summary of the operating environment of BC’s arts and culture sector, a provincial economic statement, a financial report, and performance updates regarding tourism, arts, culture, and creative sector growth.
Read MoreThe Government of BC highlights key facts and statistics on the arts and culture sector’s impact and role as an economic driver in local communities. Figures and data include the proportion of artists in BC’s labour force, BC’s culture GDP, the number of culture jobs in BC, and more.
Read MoreThe BC Arts Council presents its 2024/25 annual report, featuring an overview of the mandate, vision, and values of the council, a summary of the status of the BC arts and culture sector with regard to economic, social, and political upheavals, a breakdown of funding by region, and data on the economic and community impact of arts and culture.
Read MoreEvaluation of Hull’s UK City of Culture year (2017), demonstrating positive social and economic outcomes. Reports that the over 2,800 events, cultural activities, installations and exhibitions attracted an audience of 5.3 million, with over 95% of Hull residents attending at least one cultural activity during the year.
Read MoreThe result of a 1 yr investigation by cultural leaders, supported by academics from the University of Warwick. The report argues that the Cultural and Creative Industries are an ecosystem and calls for joined-up policy making and a national plan for the sector that maximizes cultural, economic and social return.
Read MoreBased on the one page report by Randy I. Cohen, Vice President of Research and Policy for Americans for the Arts.
Read MoreA guide for the process of cultural planning in a community. It includes an adaptable model and practical checklists for navigating and charting progress. Background material and additional details are provided on a companion website.
Read MoreIn 2014, Premier Christy Clark directed the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development to develop a plan to grow the creative economy.
Read More2014 Provincial and Territorial Culture Satellite Account facts & figures highlighted by the Province of British Columbia.
Read MoreHighlights BC’s wealth of talented artists and music assets—sources of economic diversity and job creation in communities throughout the province—and the factors that have put these assets at risk.
Read MoreBased on 2011 National Household Survey data. One in every 129 Canadian workers is an artist.
Read MoreAnalysis of educational backgrounds of working artists and labour market activities of arts program graduates in Canada.
Read MoreEvaluates benefits of the arts for individuals in categories of physical and mental health; education and personal development; economic vitality; and social cohesion.
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