Presentations on arts and culture in smaller cities
Arts Research MonitorKelly Hill recently conducted a number of presentations in smaller cities, including St. John’s, St. Catharines and Barrie. These presentations provide some insights into the situation of arts and culture in smaller and regional centres.In St. John’s… View this resource
Community Character: How Arts and Cultural Strategies Create, Reinforce, and Enhance Sense of Place
Arts Research MonitorThis briefing paper, written for generalist planners, highlights how “arts and culture strategies help to reveal and enhance the underlying identity – the unique meaning, value, and character” – of a community. The paper outlines four way… View this resource
Bigger thinking for smaller cities
Arts Research MonitorThis discussion paper provides British examples of how the arts and culture sector can help stimulate and sustain economic growth, build a sense of shared identity, promote community cohesion, and help address challenges regarding infrastructure and… View this resource
Provincial Government Spending on the Arts and Culture in Saskatchewan in 08/09
Arts Research MonitorThis report, prepared for the Saskatchewan Arts Alliance by Hill Strategies Research, relies on Statistics Canada data to examine provincial government spending on culture in 2008-09. The provincial data includes operating spending, capital spending… View this resource
Public Cultural Investments under Canada’s 40th Parliament
Arts Research MonitorThis examination of federal cultural spending between 2008/09 and 2010/11, provided as a Bulletin from the Canadian Conference of the Arts (a national forum for Canada’s arts and cultural community), is based on “funding figures from the Department o… View this resource


