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Thanks to all those who complete our survey! Once we analyze the results, we will certainly have a better understanding of how you are using our research as well as your current and future needs.
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| This report provides an analysis of artists residing in various postal regions – “neighbourhoods” – in Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver in 2006. |
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| Hill Strategies Research, on behalf of the Senior Artists’ Research Project, thanks all the artists who participated in the survey and town hall discussions as part of the first-ever assessment of the situation and needs of Canadian senior artists. Over 1,500 senior artists from across the country completed the survey, and over 160 participated in one of the 17 town hall sessions. |
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| An influential group of Canadian arts organizations is looking for ways to do more to support Canada’s senior artists (that is, artists in all disciplines who are 65 and over). We invite artists 55 and over to participate in a survey about their needs and interests. |
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| This report is a combination of a study of classical music attendance in Canada and presentation information about the social effects of classical music attendance. The report was commissioned by Orchestras Canada and funded by the Canada Council for the Arts. Kelly Hill presented this information at the Orchestras Canada conference on May 27, 2009. |
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| The Senior Artists’ Research Project is the first-ever assessment of the situation and needs of older artists in Canada. The goal of the project is to conduct in-depth research and implement solutions to the difficulties faced by Canada’s senior artists (65+), many of them the founders and creators of the cultural fabric of our country. |
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