Preferred Language/ Langue préférée

Special Budget Edition

Mes­sage from the President

The Pres­i­dent of the CCA’s Board of Direc­tors, Kath­leen Sharpe, dis­cusses the CCA’s vision mov­ing forward.

Read on!

 

 

 


Editor’s note

Spe­cial Bud­get Edi­tion: A First Look at the Fed­eral Budget

We are very proud to present this spe­cial fed­eral bud­get edi­tion. Our in depth bud­get analy­sis will be pub­lished in a few weeks when the Her­itage Min­is­ter pub­lishes the esti­mates and report on plans and pri­or­i­ties. Nor­mally the gov­ern­ment announces the plans and pri­or­i­ties before the fed­eral bud­get drops, but not this year. Spe­cific impacts are begin­ning to emerge as to which pro­grams are being main­tained, but there is no guar­an­tee that pri­or­i­ties will remain the same. Sev­eral signs are already vis­i­ble; oth­ers will accu­mu­late over the weeks and months.

More…

 

 


CCA Spot­light

Our Spe­cial Bud­get Edi­tion includes analy­sis of the deci­sions around the sec­tor. Fol­low the links to learn more about the impacts on indi­vid­ual orga­ni­za­tions and agencies.

We also have a spe­cial look at the cuts that are cur­rently hap­pen­ing around the EU from Barbora Pola­chova, who is a stu­dent in the Czech Repub­lic who worked for the CCA in the con­text of an intern­ship project with the Euro­pean Union. The Real­i­ties of the Eco­nomic Cri­sis in the EU – What are the Impacts for the Cul­tural Sector?

Imag­ine Canada has pub­lished a release dis­cussing the impacts of the bud­get on reg­is­tered char­i­ties. Changes announced in bud­get included new require­ments for report­ing polit­i­cal activ­ity to increase trans­parency. The CCA will keep you informed of the impacts of the changes for char­i­ties as more infor­ma­tion becomes available.

Photo by Kathy MacCulloch

Fea­tured Member

Every month, the CCA pro­files a dif­fer­ent mem­ber. Our fea­tured mem­ber this month is Erika Beatty, Sym­phony Nova Scotia’s CEO, and recip­i­ent of the Canada Coun­cil for the Arts’ 2012 John Hob­day Award in Arts Man­age­ment (Men­tor­ship). The award hon­ours excel­lence in arts man­age­ment with a $10,000 grant to allow the recip­i­ent to par­tic­i­pate in pro­fes­sional devel­op­ment pro­grams and be men­tored by another arts admin­is­tra­tor. “I can’t express how hon­oured, hum­bled, and excited I am,” says Erika.


Watch out for …

National Youth Arts Week

May 1st-7th, 2012

52nd Annual Gen­eral Meet­ing of the Cana­dian Com­mis­sion of Unesco

May 10th-12th 2012


Recent Bul­letins

The Fed­eral Bud­get 2012–13 and Cul­ture March 30, 2012

The Eco­nomic Spring for Cul­ture March 28, 2012

C-11 Leg­isla­tive Com­mit­tee on copy­right: week one March 5, 2012 Feb­ru­ary 15, 2012


Con­nect with us


The Cana­dian Con­fer­ence of the Arts is the pan-Canadian alliance link­ing the arts, cul­ture and her­itage com­mu­ni­ties. Through research, analy­ses, and informed pub­lic dis­cus­sions, we sup­port the adop­tion of poli­cies that ensure the vital­ity of the Cana­dian cul­tural sec­tor and access to cul­ture by all Canadians.

 

Shap­ing Canada’s Vibrant Future for Arts and Culture

 

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

*


*

You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>