The National Director’s Tour

Alain Pineau is back in the office after his cross-country tour. Along his route he visited Victoria, Vancouver, Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Fredricton, Saint John, Moncton, Charlottetown, Québec, Halifax and St. John’s. Details on his travels and consultations with CCA members and arts supporters are shared in his blog.
Jour, MacKenzie Art Gallery, Saskatchewan Arts Alliance, Centre franco-manitobain, On Screen Manitoba, ACI Manitoba,Folk Exchange, Calgary Arts Development, Janice Beaton Fine Cheese and Wine Ink, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (Calgary), Alberta Craft Council, Prince of Wales Armouries, Charlotte St. Arts Centre, St. John City Hall, Moncton City Hall, Beaconsfield Historic House and Neptune Theatre.
The Canadian Conference of the Arts would like to thank its supporters who hosted and assisted in the organization of the public consultations across the country. Our most sincere gratitude goes to: Belfry Theatre, Alliance for Arts and Culture, ScotiaBank Dance Centre, Persephone Theatre, La Troupe du