Canadian Cultural Database Catalogue

This database provides an overview of the City of Vancouver’s grants and awards programs, administered by the People & Programs division. It includes funding streams for arts and culture, community development, environmental and heritage projects, sport hosting, and civic honours. The VanApply platform facilitates centralized application and management of these programs.

This database outlines the Creative Communities Projects grant offered by Toronto Arts Council. It supports Toronto‑based professional artists, collectives, and non‑profits in delivering one-time, community-engaged arts initiatives. The program funds up to $15,000, covering artistic fees, production, marketing, and administration. Grants are available biannually: February 3 and August 5, 2025. Funding prioritizes co-creative practices, public participation, and skills development, with artists’ fees designated as the highest priority.

This database provides details of the City of Vancouver’s arts and culture grant programs, administered by the People & Programs division. It includes streams such as Artists in Communities, Artist Studio Award, Cultural Grants (Project, Operating, Annual), Cultural Spaces, Emerging Artists, Cultural Learning and Sharing, Neighbourhood Matching Fund, Theatre Rental, Untitled: Public Art, Vancouver Music Fund, and permit fee assistance. Total annual funding exceeds $17 million.

This collection outlines Vancouver’s Public Art Program, overseen by the Cultural Services department within Parks, Recreation and Culture. It commissions and manages artworks—permanent and temporary—through open calls to both emerging and established artists, including private rezoning projects and civic-funded installations.

This database provides information on Yukon’s Arts Fund, administered by the Department of Tourism and Culture. It supports group-led arts projects that develop the arts and engage the public, with annual funding of \$500,000. Eligible groups may receive up to 70% of eligible expenses. The Arts Fund is reviewed quarterly by the Yukon Arts Advisory Council and requires submission of applications by March 15, June 15, September 15, and December 15.