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Arts & Culture

Queen Street Analytics' weekly digest of regulatory developments, legislative discussions, political announcements and other government-related news for professionals in the performing arts, museums, theatre-operators, event-spaces, Canadian and Francophone trad media and social media publishers, as well as broadcasters.

QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#9, 2025)

Canadian government invests in French language; Alberta's arts sector receives funding; Mi'kmaw language revitalization strategy launched; Indigenous cultural center funded in Nova Scotia; CRTC fee adjustments announced.

QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#8, 2025)

Canada funds Mi'kmaw language revitalization; Cheryl Hickman appointed Canada Council chair; Compagnie Théâtre Créole receives funding; RESO gains export support; ECMA festival boosts Atlantic music industry.

Lobbying Landscapes in Arts & Culture (Feb, 2025)

Lobbying Landscapes in Arts & Culture (Feb, 2025)

Fédération des communautés francophones et acadienne du Canada; Trans Canada Trail; Corus Entertainment Inc.; Rick Hansen Foundation; Canadian Music Publishers Association; Canadian Independent Music Association.

QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#7, 2025)

QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#7, 2025)

CRTC consults on Canadian content; $1.4B for language education; CBC/Radio-Canada funding increase proposed; Quebec media digital adaptation supported; Cultural investment in Manitoba.

QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#6, 2025)

QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#6, 2025)

CRTC's role in digital sector; $300K investment in Chan Centre; $2M funding for Black Kids in Action; Saint-Isidore community project; Cultural infrastructure support in Vancouver

QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#5, 2025)

QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#5, 2025)

Federal investment in arts center; NFB's Black History Month celebrations; Mary Gillespie House funding; NFB documentary premieres; CRTC regulatory updates.

QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#4, 2025)

QSA's Week in Arts & Culture (#4, 2025)

Canadian government supports cultural spaces; NFB celebrates Black History Month; ACIC and FAP programs return; Winterlude event highlights cultural partners.