Canadian Cultural Data Catalogue

This report involved an event audit, attendance tracking, surveys, focus groups, and interviews to assess the economic, cultural, and social impact of Indigenous Fashion Arts festival.

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 database provides resources and information related to market readiness for tourism operators in eastern Newfoundland.

This collection offers research and market insights vital for Newfoundland and Labrador's tourism sector. It includes a research strategy, data analysis, and performance indicators for progress measurement. The team identifies market trends, traveler profiles, and behaviors to guide decisions and encourages industry collaboration.

"Our People, Their Stories" showcases remarkable individuals from Greenspond and their captivating life stories. This project also explores the historical significance of merchants in the Newfoundland and Labrador outport economy, where merchant credit played a crucial role in trade. Prominent merchants and business figures associated with Greenspond are highlighted as well.

A numerical dataset from the Canada Council for the Arts overviewing their annual funding records based on each territories for record and analysis purposes, in a downloadable PDF format

This database primarily focuses on financial reporting and transparency within the Qalipu Mi'kmaq First Nation Band. It includes various financial statements, annual reports, and infographics related to the band's revenue, expenditures, key performance indicators, and program activities.

The CMPA partners with its Quebec counterpart Association québécoise de la production médiatique (AQPM) to publish annual economic reports on the current states and performances of the screen-based production industry

This is an annually updated stake holder's report detailing the funded projects, program performance, and more, for governance purposes, In Google Slides

Dataset outlining the funding income for Canada Council for the Arts between 1957 to 2022, for record keeping and statistics purposes, in downloadable PDF format