Arts & Culture (Ottawa)
This is Queen Street Analytics' weekly digest of regulatory developments, legislative discussions and other government-related news coming out of Ottawa and the provincial governments.
This newsletter channel covers the performing arts, museums, event-spaces, and Canadian and Francophone publishers, newspapers, and social as well as traditional media.
Once a week, we break down the most important updates in this space in under five minutes.
Lobbying on Arts & Culture - Ottawa (July 2026 edition)
Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, Trans Canada Trail, Motion Picture Association - Canada, and Canadian Association of Broadcasters were unusually active lobbyists last month.
This Week in Arts & Culture — Ottawa (#28, 2026)
Cultural cooperation agreement between Canada and Ireland; federal funding for research, tourism, and rural connectivity; new Safe Social Media Act roundtable scheduled; draft tax legislation consultation launched; AI transparency consultation opens
This Week in Arts & Culture — Ottawa (#27, 2026)
This Week in Arts & Culture — Ottawa (#25, 2026)
This Week in Arts & Culture — Ottawa (#26, 2026)
Federal funding supports Indigenous broadcasting in Saskatchewan; $43.5M invested in Montréal’s Maison Théâtre relocation; CanNor funds quarry improvements for Nunavut carvers; new tripartite agreement for Innu child and family services; integration projects for Francophone communities announced.
This Week in Arts & Culture — Ottawa (#24, 2026)
Ottawa launches Safe Social Media Act roundtable; $96.8M for rural broadband in Manitoba; Cross-Canada consultations on official languages begin; Jazz Festival de Montréal receives federal support; TELUS Spark Science Centre awarded infrastructure funding; New financial data for TV and radio broa...