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Funding
Freedom
of Expression
Arts
& Education
Status
of the Artist
Copyright
Policy
History and Vision
International
Issues
Canadian
Content
Submissions
to government
Federal
Budget Submissions and Analyses
Policy Publications
Policy History and Vision
See also
Reports
and publications: Toolkits
Funding
Government
Spending on Culture in Canada , 1992-93 to 2002-03
Report on government
funding for the arts
Produced for the
CCA by Hill Strategies Research Inc. (July 2005)
The
Art of Development and the Development of Art: A Powerful
Partnership - Business, Community and the Arts
Written
by Silver Donald Cameron
Produced
by the Canadian Conference of the Arts and the Community Economic
Development Technical Assistance Program (2004)
Members $4.00/Non Members $5.00
Investment
in Canadian Culture
CCA (2002)
In 2001, the federal government announced a major investment
in Canadian culture: more than $500 million of new money over
the next three years was promised to "ensure the growth and
development of Canadian culture". This new funding was warmly
welcomed by the Canadian arts and cultural community, which
considered it long overdue after the many years of federal
government cutbacks to the sector. This paper is a process
evaluation of how the new federal government programs were
being delivered midway through the 3 year funding exercise.
Freedom
of Expression
The
CCA's Briefing Note to the Federal Justice Committee on Bill
C-2
CCA
(April 2005)
The
CCA's Briefing Note to the Federal Justice Committee on Bill
C-20
CCA (2003)
A
Briefing note prepared for the Standing Committee on Justice
and Human Rights as it commenced public hearings on Bill C-20,
an Act to amend the Criminal Code (protection of children
and other vulnerable persons), in the fall 2003 parliamentary
session.
Arts
& Education
Sharing
the Vision
National Symposium on Arts Education
(July 2001)
A
National Framework for Arts Education in Canadian Schools
developed by the National Symposium on Arts Education.
Members
$10.00/ Non-members $14.00
Status
of the Artist
A
Call to Action: A year 2000 Research Report and Discussion
Paper on the Status of the Artist Policy and Legislation in
Canada
Cultural Enterprises International / Entreprises culturelles
internationales
Mireille F. Watson & Catherine M. Hurley, Principals (November
2000)
Members $15.00 /
Non-members $21.00
This
report examines the past and present Status of the Artist
initiatives across Canada as it highlights issues, vehicles
for consideration and actions to be considered by the CCA.
Copyright
Copyright
Issues in Trade Agreements
CCA (1997)
This
report examines the role of intellectual property, particularly
copyright, in trade agreements, the interplay between copyright
provisions in these agreements and the provisions set out
by FTA, NAFTA, WTO and MAI. It has a unique perspective in
that it examines the impact of the above-mentioned trade agreements
on the economic and moral rights of individual "creators"
under copyright law.
Policy
History and Vision
Crossroads
2001 - Arts & Cultural Policy in Canada - The Last Half
Century and Beyond
CCA (2001)
Members $12.00 /
Non-members $17.00
A discussion and
reflection on the legacies of the Massey-Lévesque Report
and the artists' movement of the 1940s and 1950s, plus a chronology
of key cultural initiatives from 1840 through to 2001.
Working
Group on Cultural Policy for the 21 st Century
CCA
The
CCA created the Working Group on Cultural Policy to address
the "implementation of federal cultural policy as an essential
affirmation of the sovereign right of Canada to manage its
domestic cultural affairs."
Review
of Federal Policies for the Arts in Canada (1944-1988)
D. Paul Schafer and André Fortier
Photocopy $5.00
Useful for arts
administration students, arts administrators, policy-makers,
artists and all those interested in the arts, this document
covers the development of federal arts policies in Canada
from the post-war period to 1988.
International
Issues
Ownership
by Canadians - How to enrich the social, political and cultural
fabric of Canada
CCA (2003)
The
CCA's report on foreign ownership of media companies was written
in the wake of several parliamentary committees which touched
on foreign ownership in Canadian cultural industries as well
as the future of Canadian content regulations.
The
MAI and Canada's Cultural Sector
CCA, Garry Neil (1997)
This
analysis comments on the impact of the proposed Multilateral
Agreement on Investment on Canada's cultural sector. (Available
soon)
Canadian
Content
Clear,
Significant and Unequivocal
CCA (March 2001)
Members $15.00/ Non members $21.00
An
independent commissioned report about consolidation in Canada's
private television sector and its impact on issues of interest
to the arts and culture sector in Canada.
Submissions
to Government
For our most recent
submissions to government, please consult our Current
Projects page.
The
CCA's Briefing Note to the Federal Justice Committee on Bill
C-2
CCA
(April 2005)
Telling
Canadian Stories.
CCA
(March 2005)
Submission
to the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage revieweing
Canada's Feature Film Policy.
Safeguard,
Strengthen and Enrich: Review of the Canadian Broadcasting
System Cross media Ownership and Foreign Ownership.
CCA (2002)
A
CCA presentation to the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage,
made in 2002.
Canadian
Content in the 21st Century
CCA (May 2002)
Submission
to the Canadian Content Review advocating policy tools to
promote Canadian content.
Proposed
Policy Framework for Community Based Media
CCA (Feb. 2002)
Submission
to the CRTC encouraging the regulatory body in its efforts
to provide more space for Canadian cultural expression in
the broadcast media and to foster an environment where diverse
forms of cultural expression can flourish.
Safeguard,
Enrich and Strengthen - Canada's Broadcasting System and the
1991 Broadcasting Act
CCA (Dec. 2001)
Submission
to the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage made in December
2001.
Federal
Budget Submissions and Analyses
Annual Analysis of the Federal Budget (Budget 2008) 
CCA (July 2008)
Annual Analysis of the Federal Budget (Budget 2007)
CCA (July 2007)
Pre-Budget
Submission: A Creative New Way of Thinking
CCA (September 5, 2006)
Annual Analysis of the Federal Budget (Budget 2006)
CCA (July 2006)
2006
submission to Finance Minister, Hon. Jim Flaherty
CCA (April 19, 2006)
Pre
Budget Submission 2005: Setting the Stage
CCA (2005)
The year 2005 marks
the CCA's 60th anniversary - six decades of working to ensure
that artists are valued for the essential role they play and
the fundamental contribution they make to a creative, dynamic,
and civil society. The Canadian Conference of the Arts' pre-budget
submission for 2005 contains six recommendations. These recommendations
have come forward following extensive consultation with the
arts and cultural sector in general, and with our members
in particular.
"Tomorrow
Sees Another Day"
CCA (May 2005)
An analysis of the
2005 Federal Budget.
"THE
ARTIST IS AT THE CENTRE OF EVERYTHING."
CCA
(September 2004)
The
CCA's 2004 Pre-Budget Submission. The title refers to a statement
made by the new Minister of Canadian Heritage Liza Frulla.
Dear
Prudence
CCA (May 2004)
An
analysis of the 2004 Federal Budget, providing an indication
of how the funding affects programs at the Department of Canadian
Heritage.
Cents
and Sensiblity
CCA (June 2003)
An
analysis of the 2003 Budget, Cents and Sensibility, highlights
the ongoing need for sensibility (on the part of the federal
government) to the implication of funding decisions - and
indecisions - on the stability and health of the cultural
sector.
Feeding
the Canadian Spirit: CCA's Pre-Budget Submission Delivered
to Finance Committee
CCA (Sept. 2003)
The
2003 submission to the Standing Committee on Finance focuses
on eight recommendations for increased, stable and guaranteed
funding.
Pre
Budget Submission 2002: Creativity is the Driving Force of
Economic Growth
CCA (2002)
The
2002 CCA pre-budget submission to the Standing Committee on
Finance marks ten years since the Status of the Artist legislation
received Royal Assent in Canada, legislation which was originally
intended to make a difference to the working lives of artists.
In this brief, the CCA addresses the crucial role of federal
government support to the overall sustainability of the cultural
sector.
Pre-budget
Submission 2001 - On the Edge of a Revolution
CCA (2001)
In
this 2001 submission, the CCA encourages the federal government
to examine the profile of the cultural labour force and determine
what regulatory measures would serve it best in order to get
ahead, rather than continually play catch up.
Pre-budget
Submission 2000 - Seeking Out the Creators (amended)
CCA (2000)
For
this year's submission the CCA focused on one goal: equitable
taxation treatment for individual arts and creators. In the
past, the CCA has argued this point through an appeal for
return to income averaging for self-employed individuals.
This year, an additional solution was proposed: a tax exemption
based on copyright income.
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