environmental trends

  • ACCA’s Open Forum: Change in the Canadian Arts Ecosystem

    Arts Consultants Canada (ACCA) invites you to attend a virtual Open Forum to discuss what appear to be the key drivers of change in the evolving arts ecosystem in Canada.

    March 10 @12 pm EST

    Panelists will be:

    • Kelly Hill, Hill Strategies – Critical recent research on key drivers of change in the arts ecosystem
    • Valerie Sing Turner, Artistic Producer of Visceral Visions Society and Creative Director of CultureBrew.Art
    • Jane Needles, Consultant – Key drivers identified by the Cross-Sectoral Recovery Round Tables (CHRC)

    The moderator for this session will be Annalee Adair – A. Adair & Associates Consulting Inc.

    Each panelist will present a very brief overview, allowing you the participants the most time to share your thoughts and observations.

    Space is limited to 100 participants. This discussion is open to everyone.

  • Feeling Older?

    There is no doubt, Canada is getting older. For the first time, the number of persons aged 65 years and older exceeded the number of children aged 0 to 14 years.

    While Canada’s estimated population was 35,851,800 on July 1, 2015, an increase of 0.9%, the actual growth rate was slower than the previous year.

    Populations grew above the national average in Nunavut (+2.3%), Alberta (+1.8%), Yukon (+1.2%), Saskatchewan (+1.0%), Manitoba (+1.0%) and British Columbia (+1.0%). However, Newfoundland and Labrador (-0.2%) and New Brunswick (-0.1%) actually saw a decline in population.

    Why you need to know: environmental scans, demographic trends, societal analysis

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