CCA Bulletins 2008

The Cultural Sector – Part of the Solution for Economic Stimulus
(December 18, 2008)

FROM THE DESK of Alain Pineau - From the Regional Forums to the March 12 Chalmers Conference
(December 17, 2008)

The Political Crisis Almost Eclipses the Economic Crisis
(December 8, 2008)

The Economic Meltdown: Arts Organizations Feel the Heat and Finance Minister Flaherty Seeks Ideas for Economic Stimulation
(November 25, 2008)

They’re Baaaaaack ! Canada’s 40th Parliament Gets To Work
(November 20, 2008)

Statistics Canada Releases Data on Government Expenditures on Culture for 2004/2006 (November 13, 2008)

The CCA and Freedom of Expression – The Endless Battle

(November 3, 2008)

CCA Bulletin 45/08

Prime Minister Harper’s New Cabinet: New Faces and Roles

(October 30, 2008)

The Votes are In: CCA Getting Ready for the 40th Parliament!

(October 15, 2008)

FROM THE DESK of Alain Pineau – The CCA enters the Blogosphere!

(October 10, 2008)

CCA Research Report: The Effects of Administrative Reforms on the Activities of Advocacy Groups (October 9, 2008)

Making a Single Case for the Arts: An International Perspective (October 8, 2008)

FROM THE DESK of Alain Pineau: Open Letter to Canadian Political Leaders and Cultural Organization Leaders (October 2, 2008)

Funding Arts and Culture under Canada’s 39th Parliament (September 22, 2008)

Federal Election 2008 – What to ask candidates when they solicit your vote?
(Part Three) (September 17, 2008)

Federal Election 2008 – What to ask candidates when they solicit your vote?
(Part Two) (September 16, 2008)

Federal Election 2008 – What to ask candidates when they solicit your vote?
(Part One)  (September 15, 2008)

Canada’s 39th Parliament and Art and Culture: What Has Been Done, What Died on the Order Paper… (September 11, 2008)

CCA’s 2008 Federal Election Action Plan (September 8, 2008)

The CCA Hits the Road This Fall: Join the Conversation!

(September 5, 2008)

More Budget Cuts to Culture and some news from the CCA

(September 2, 2008)

When "Contrary to Public Policy", is NOT Contrary to Interest: the CCA makes amends (August 29, 2008)

Revenue Canada's Rules for Fundraising by Registered Charities: the CCA Raises a Red Flag (August 27, 2008)

  Heritage Spending Cuts – Part Two: An Ongoing Saga?(August 25, 2008)

“Contrary to Public Policy”: from Bill C-10 to Revenue Canada’s Rules for Fundraising by Registered Charities

(August 25, 2008)

Culture Spending Cuts – Part One: Trade Routes and PromArt Cuts in Context

(August 20, 2008)

Canadian Television Fund: the CCA opposes the CRTC's main recommendations

(July 31, 2008)

Copyright Reform: from balancing competing interest to establishing a market-place approach to rights?

(July 22, 2008)

The CCA Publishes its Annual Analysis of the Federal Budget

(July 17, 2008)

Summer means...2009-10 Federal Budget Consultations!

(July 10, 2008)

"Compete to Win" - Competition Policy Review Panel Tables Final Report

(July 3, 2008)

Bill C-10 - Could the Liberal Senator's Amendments trigger an election?

(June 23, 2008)

Bill C-61 - The Devil is in the Details: Revisions to the Copyright Act Finally Unveiled

(June 20, 2008)

CCA Annual General Meeting Ushers in New Board Members and Bylaw Changes

(June 18, 2008)

The Federal Action Plan on Grants and Contributions Unveiled

(June 6, 2008)

Culture and Trade

(June 4, 2008)

“Spring Cleaning”: Parliamentary Update

(May 22, 2008)

The Plans and Priorities of the Department of Canadian Heritage for 2008-2009

(May 21, 2008)

Trade Talks - From Agriculture to Culture, Let’s Make a Deal?

 (May 8, 2008)

Cultural Policy: Next Generation - A New Program from the Canadian Conference of the Arts (May 1, 2008)

Bill C-10: The CCA warns the Senate Banking Committee about the serious dangers to freedom of expression

 (April 10, 2008)

The Canadian Conference of the Arts welcomes its 2008-2011 Board of Governors

 (March 26, 2008)

From Economy to Ecology – A Policy Framework for Creative Labour  

(March 14, 2008)

Is the C-10 Controversy Necessary?  (March 11, 2008)

The Federal Government Releases the 2008-09 Main Estimates

(March 4, 2008)

The Cultural Sector Presents its Views to the Federal Competition Review Panel

(March 3, 2008)

Follow-ups to Symposium on the Role of the Arts in Public Diplomacy

(February 29, 2008)

The 2008-09 Federal Budget: Much Ado about Nothing (February 27, 2008)

Minister of Canadian Heritage Introduces Legislation to Create New National Museum (February 14, 2008)

FROM THE DESK of Alain Pineau: Chalmers Mini-Conference by John Holden, Head of Culture for the Influential British think tank DEMOS (February 11, 2008)

Parliament Returns- What to Expect From the Spring Session (January 28, 2008)

CCA to Competition Policy Review Panel: Foreign Ownership Restrictions Vital for Canadian Cultural Expression (January 14, 2008))