Canadian Cultural Data Catalogue

Research report examining the mental health and wellbeing of artists in nova scotia, identifying needs, barriers, and proposing support strategies.

This database presents Wellbeing Toronto, the City of Toronto’s interactive neighbourhood-level mapping application. It enables users to select and combine up to 20 indicators—covering demographics, crime, education, environment, housing, and services—to generate custom composite indices. Data are visualized via maps, tables, and graphs for 140 social planning neighbourhoods. Additionally, users can overlay public facilities like schools, community centres, libraries, and download data for reporting or analysis

A digitized collection containing publications and annual reports from various sectors including health, education, economy, events, public services, tourism, and programs for Newfoundland and Labrador.

In the early 1980s, the Labrador Institute conducted a study on dust and health in Labrador West's iron ore mining industry for the Newfoundland and Labrador government. The study, completed in 1982, is summarized in reports for the Iron Ore Company of Canada and Scully Mines, covering methodology, dust studies, engineering, medical studies, air quality, and community health. Additional volumes contain errata and addenda.

A national survey of 6,444 Canadian cultural consumers (conducted by Business / Arts with LaPlaca Cohen and Nanos Research) examining motivations, attitudes, and behaviors in cultural participation. Though not a health study per se, it provides insight into why Canadians engage with culture.

Online data tool and report (Pan-Canadian Health Inequalities Reporting Initiative, 2024) tracking trends in mental health across population groups and social determinants.

dataset of artworks in the Canada Council Art Bank collection, covering 50 years of acquisitions including paintings, sculpture, media works, and installations.

national report exploring how arts build belonging through data and stories

Framework document addressing the mental health needs of first nations, inuit and métis in canada, incorporating culture, community strengths and self-determination.

A national survey collecting data on Canadians’ attendance in 15 arts, culture, and heritage activities, alongside self-reported health measures. This official StatsCan dataset allows analysis of cultural participation by demographic factors and perceived health status