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CBC Special Edition

On the eve of public hearings on the CBC license renewals, we present a special issue including an interview with CEO Hubert Lacroix and an overview of issues facing our public broadcaster.

Arts, Games and Change

Arts, Games and Change

Our first fall Magazine edition enters the season gracefully.

Is it really purely by coincidence that we have two articles making reference to the Massey-Lévesque Report in this month’s edition of the Magazine? Obviously, the issue is topical: it is raised by our featured member of the month and in a letter to the editor taken from the Globe and Mail...

A Fruitful Summer

A Fruitful Summer

Our last edition of The Magazine before the summer! We will be taking a break from the magazine for the summer, but we will be holding up the fort and keeping vigil for any news...

Suiting All Tastes

Suiting All Tastes

This month we talk about a variety of topics with several new collaborators. Don't forget to renew your CCA membership. TogetherCCA!

Special Budget Edition

Special Budget Edition

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...

Spring and Renewal

    The National Director’s Blog There are big changes hap­pen­ing at the CCA. Read Alain Pineau’s lat­est blog post Rein­vent­ing the CCA: an update to learn more about our ongo­ing efforts to imple­ment our new strate­gic plan.   CCA Spot­light Read CCA Board mem­ber and Alberta Craft Coun­cil Exec­u­tive Direc­tor, Tom McFall’s per­spec­tive on the recent Cul­ture Forum 2012 that took place in Alberta. Alberta: busi­ness and cul­ture, two pre­oc­cu­pa­tions of the Red­ford con­ser­v­a­tive...

Welcome

    Mes­sage from the President The Pres­i­dent of the CCA’s Board of Direc­tors, Kath­leen Sharpe, addresses the chal­lenges cur­rently fac­ing the CCA. Read on!   CCA Spot­light Munic­i­pal Cul­tural Invest­ment in Five Large Cana­dian Cities -  a study com­par­ing cities with the largest num­ber of cul­tural work­ers and artists in Canada – Van­cou­ver, Cal­gary, Toronto, Ottawa and Mon­tréal.  The report was released in Jan­u­ary 2012 by  Hill Strate­gies Research. The Visual Arts Alliance...