Hill Strategies report based on Statistics Canada’s 2016 General Social Survey (Canadians at Work and Home) finds that in 2016, virtually all Canadians (15 or older) participated in some type of arts, culture, or heritage activity (100%, or 99.5% if rounded to one decimal place). Arts attendance levels were very high, with nearly nine in ten Canadians (86%) attending an art gallery, an arts performance, an artistic or cultural or festival, or a movie theatre. Half (4.8 million) of Canadians 15 or older made or performed art in 2016.
Read MoreTrade of Culture and Sport Products, 2016→
/An extension of Statistics Canada’s Canadian Culture Satellite Account and the Provincial and Territorial Culture Satellite Indicators, that monetizes the exports and imports of culture in Canada and compares cultural exports between the provinces. Canadian cultural exports ($16.0 billion) represented 2.5% of all exports from Canada in 2016. Imports of culture products were $20.8 billion, or 3.1% of all imports to Canada in 2016.
Read MoreTourism Spending on Culture and Sport Products, 2016→
/Statistics Canada’s first series on tourism spending on culture, which reports that tourism spending on culture products increased by $49.7 million from 2015 to $1.7 billion in 2016. Live performance alone accounted for more than a third of all expenses by international visitors, totalling $220 billion.
Read MoreProvincial and Territorial Culture Indicators 2016 for British Columbia→
/Shared with the BC Alliance for Arts + Culture for a BC-specific audience. The folder contains a presentation from Canadian Heritage on what the Provincial and Territorial Culture Indicators are and key highlights from the report, including statistics and infographics for BC; the new Culture, Arts, Heritage and Sport Economic Impact Model, with its User Guide; and a User Guide and Training Presentation on Statistics Canada’s CANSIM Tables.
Read MoreProvincial and Territorial Culture Indicators, 2016→
/Measures the economic contribution of culture and sport in Canada, nationally and by province. This 2016 report finds that culture GDP in Canada totalled $53.8 billion in 2016, a 1.5% increase from the previous year. Culture accounted for 2.8% of Canada's overall GDP, and culture jobs in Canada were up 2.2% to 652,406.
Read MoreBC Government Arts + Culture Facts & Stats Sheet→
/2014 Provincial and Territorial Culture Satellite Account facts & figures highlighted by the Province of British Columbia.
Read MorePresentation: Is BC a Cultural Mecca? A Statistical View→
/Presentation by Kelly Hill to launch the Assembly of BC Arts Councils' conference, 2007.
Read MoreBritish Columbia: Home to Many of Canada’s Most Artistic Small and Rural Municipalities→
/Statistical analysis of artists residing in small and rural municipalities in BC. Data derived from national study.
Read MoreA Statistical Profile of Artists and Cultural Workers in Canada→
/Based on 2011 National Household Survey data. One in every 129 Canadian workers is an artist.
Read MoreThe Visual Arts Landscape in Canada As Seen Through CADAC, 2011‐12→
/Financial and statistical Canadian Arts Data from 2007‐08 to 2012‐13 to monitor + analyze the finances and activities of significant components of the arts landscape in Canada.
Read MoreDiversity in Canada's Arts Labour Force→
/Analyzes 2001 census data concerning visible minority, Aboriginal and immigrant Canadians in the arts labour force.
Read MoreVolunteers and Donors in Arts and Culture Organizations in Canada in 2013→
/Highlights the volunteer time and financial donations given to Canadian arts and culture organizations.
Read MoreCanadian Culture Satellite Account, 2010→
/Explains activities and methods of the CSA, analyzes contributions of culture, arts and heritage to Canada's GDP. Tables and charts included.
Read MoreProvincial and Territorial Culture Satellite Account, 2010→
/Outlines economic importance of culture and sport to provincial and territorial economy from perspective of industry and product, broken down by province. Charts included.
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