The Canadian Live Music Association, in partnership with the City of Toronto, is pleased to announce the launch of research project “Re:Venues: the Importance and Impact of Toronto’s Live Music Venues.”
Nordicity is proud to announce the release of our latest economic profile on Ontario’s screen-based production industries on behalf of Film Ontario.
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Nordicity has been commissioned by the City of Vancouver to assess the comparative municipal investment in arts and culture.
Nordicity is proud to have been a part of the development of a stand-alone Code of Conduct for the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television.
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Nordicity participated in the Whistler Film Festival between November 29th and December 3rd through a variety of content and industry events, meeting filmmakers from across Canada and the world.
On December 6th Nordicity analysts Megan Lynch and Chad Rickaby hosted a public open house consultation in Red Deer, AB.
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Nordicity has been selected by the Economic Development & Culture (EDC) Division of the City of Toronto to develop an Equity Plan Report.
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On November 19th, Nordicity attended a Literary Circle talk at Toronto Public Library event with author Susan Orlean, on her latest novel The Library Book.
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Nordicity is proud to announce that Create Victoria: Arts and Culture Master Plan has won the Award of Excellence- Cultural Planning at 2018 Creative Cities Summit.
On October 2nd, 2018, Nordicity partner Stuart Jack gave a presentation before the Senate Committee on Transport and Communications.
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Nordicity and project lead Olsberg SPI’s latest research for the British Film Institute (BFI) finds that the UK’s screen sector had an economic impact of £7.9bn on the UK economy.
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Public Policy Forum, an Ottawa-based, independent, non-partisan organization, engaged Nordicity as research partners in their review of the declining newspaper output of 20 small to mid-sized communities across Canada.