Research Studies

Seven years after the original Making It Work study, we partnered with Work in Culture to deliver an updated profile of Ontario’s cultural workforce. The report explores the realities of building a sustainable cultural career today while identifying practical pathways to strengthen the sector for the future.

We were pleased to develop this report for the CRTC, which looked at the discoverability, promotion, and prominence of Canadian content across today’s broadcasting ecosystem.

We partnered with the Racial Equity Media Collective (REMC) to conduct the first national survey mapping race-based funding data across Canada’s screen sector. The resulting report establishes an important baseline, highlighting both persistent inequities and opportunities to advance equity through improved data collection and targeted action.

Our presentation at the 2025 IIC Canada Annual Conference.

The 2025 edition of The Digital Media Universe in Canada, our report that gathers and presents information on key trends in the music, IDM/video games, and audiovisual production industries.

The Directors Guild of Canada (DGC) commissioned Nordicity to assess the impact of CRTC policies on private broadcasters’ contributions to Canadian programming expenditures (CPE), with a focus on Programs of National Interest (PNI).

Working with Jason Della Rocca, we prepared a white paper on how Brazil can become a powerhouse in the global video games industry.