This report provides insights into the number and percentage of Canadians 15 or older who, in 2005: Attended live performances; Visited art galleries and other museums; Visited historic sites and other heritage organizations; Read a newspaper, magazi… View this resource

Some key findings of this report include: Canadian consumers spent over $25 billion on cultural goods and services in 2005. The $25.1 billion in cultural spending is 5% higher than the combined consumer spending on household furniture, appliances and… View this resource

Canadian arts and culture organizations rely on volunteers to fulfill many roles, including serving on boards of directors, organizing events, working in gift shops and performing various administrative tasks. In 2004, volunteers accounted for almost… View this resource

Over the last few years, many cultural organizations have been raising funds to build new spaces, renew older buildings, develop endowment funds or cover operating expenses. A number of these projects have achieved a fairly high public profile. A new… View this resource

This report provides an analysis of artists residing in 92 municipalities across Canada with at least 50,000 residents in 2001. The 92,000 artists in the 92 large Canadian cities represent 70% of the 130,700 artists in Canada. Statistics in the repor… View this resource