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CAPACOA Responds to Temporary Foreign Workers Program Changes

August 30, 2013 – CAPACOA sent a letter to ministers Jason Kenney and Chris Alexander regarding Temporary Foreign Workers Program changes and their consequences for the touring and presenting industry.

Youth, Arts, Culture: A Win-Win

August 20, 2013 – If you aren’t already convinced of the positive effects of the arts on youth, read this Culture 365 posts (which quotes our Value of Presenting study). Read more

CAPACOA Submits a Smart and Caring Brief

July 22, 2013 – Equipped with findings from The Value of Presenting study, CAPACOA made the case for investments in the well-being of Canadians through arts and culture in its annual brief to the Standing Committee on Finance.

Negotiations with Re:Sound Underway

May 28, 2013 – CAPACOA and its partners have been in discussion for many months with Re:Sound around the certified and proposed tariffs for use of music recordings, and are optimistic we will have a resolution before the end of the calendar year.

Hadfield Leads Singalong with Children from Space on Music Monday

May 7, 2012 – Astronaut Chris Hadfield led a singalong from space, using his last video chat aboard the International Space Station to voice his support for music education.

New Data on Giving and Volunteering in the Arts

March 20, 2013 – 5% of Canadians (1.4 million people) volunteered for or donated to arts and culture organizations in 2010 according to a Hill Strategies Report. Read more

CAPACOA Participates in Arts Caucus Meeting

February 27, 2013 – The parliamentary all-party arts caucus held a meeting on the theme “Arts: A Profound Source of Healing”.

On the Road to 2017

February 11, 2013 – Canada’s 150th Anniversary is nearly tomorrow and many stakeholders are planning celebration activities.

Arts goers have better health, higher volunteer rates, and stronger satisfaction with life

January 30, 2013 – “Cultural festival attendees have a 25% greater likelihood of reporting very strong satisfaction with life.”

Survey Reveals Positive Perceptions of Arts and Culture

January 10, 2013 – 92% of Canadians believe that arts and culture make a community a better place to live.