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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.

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.

Nordicity has been selected by the Economic Development & Culture (EDC) Division of the City of Toronto to develop an Equity Plan Report.

On November 19^th, Nordicity attended a Literary Circle talk at Toronto Public Library event with author Susan Orlean, on her latest novel The Library Book.

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. 

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.

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. 

In partnership with Big Bang Communications, Nordicity has been selected by the Vancouver Island Coast Economic Developers Association (VICEDA to develop a technology attraction strategy.

Nordicity, in partnership with Patricia Huntsman Culture & Communication, has been commissioned by the City of Courtenay to provide business development services for the City’s designated cultural organizations.