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.
QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#22, 2025)
NFB launches new Indigenous and Pride Month programming; CRTC posts new broadcast applications and Indigenous radio decisions; Parks Canada invests $16.5M in Tulita cultural centre; Estonian Arts Centre receives $1.6M for Toronto facility; StatsCan releases 2024 radio and TV financials; Library a...
QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#21, 2025)
CRTC advances broadcasting modernization, consults on radio and Canadian content; Canada Day program and national lineup announced; NFB presence at Annecy Festival; Federal ministers endorse telecom AI infrastructure plans; Co Hoedeman’s passing marked by NFB; Senate session discusses official la...
QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#20, 2025)
CRTC debates Canadian content criteria; Corus Radio receives CRTC decision; user-generated video consumption data; CRTC public notices posted; CRTC application for Al Mashhad renewal.
QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#19, 2025)
NFB calls for cultural criteria in Canadian content definition at CRTC hearings; CRTC launches consultation on public interest participation; NFB supports 26 new indie film projects; details set for Royal Visit media coverage; CRTC posts recent Part 1 applications.
QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#18, 2025)
NFB features Indigenous films at imagineNATIVE; NFB animation at Sommets du cinéma d’animation; Red Dress Day government statement; G7 media accreditation reminder; Nunavut language infographics released.
QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#17, 2025)
NFB’s Jackie Shane documentary wins Peabody; CRTC opens renewals for CBC and Bell Media; NFB launches new docs, Asian Heritage Month programming; StatsCan posts arts education data; Revocation notices for arts charities.