Canadian Cultural Data Catalogue

This report assessed and evaluated the inaugral event of Toronto Biennial of Art. Data was gathered using stakeholder interviews, focus groups, public and artist surveys, and person-on-the-street intercepts. Precedent research was conducted, and the Tourism Regional Impact Model (TREIM) was used to estimate the economic impact.

This directory lists local unions across Canada that represent workers in the entertainment industry. Areas of representation include live theatre, motion picture and television production, trade shows and exhibitions, television broadcasting, concerts, and the equipment and construction shops that support these sectors.

This database provides information about upcoming events and performances in St. John's, featuring a diverse range of cultural and artistic experiences, including concerts, ballet, comedy shows, musicals, and more.

This database provides information about upcoming events and performances in Gander, featuring a diverse range of cultural and artistic experiences, including concerts, comedy shows, musicals, and more.

This database provides information about upcoming events and performances in Grand Falls-Windsor, featuring a diverse range of cultural and artistic experiences, including concerts, comedy shows, musicals, and more.

This database provides information about upcoming events and performances in Cornerbrook, featuring a diverse range of cultural and artistic experiences, including concerts, comedy shows, musicals, and more.

This database provides information about upcoming events and performances in Stephenville, featuring a diverse range of cultural and artistic experiences, including concerts, comedy shows, musicals, and more.

This database provides information about upcoming events and performances in Labrador West, featuring a diverse range of cultural and artistic experiences, including concerts, comedy shows, musicals, and more.

The "ICH - Performing Arts" database encompasses various cultural expressions like music, dance, and theatre. Collections includes "Concerts and Times," featuring interviews and materials on formal concerts and communal gatherings, and "Traditional Newfoundland Dance," preserving 19th-century Irish and English folk dance elements. These dances are performed at social events, weddings, and more.

The CCCA Canadian Art Database features a comprehensive collection of images sourced from various documentation efforts spanning nearly 30 years. This archive showcases a wide array of artistic expressions, mediums, and documentation technologies across different time periods, reflecting the evolving nature of art documentation over the decades.