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In every province, employees in the arts, culture, and sports are much more likely to have multiple jobs than other workers
Also: Variations in the multiple job holding rate between larger and smaller provinces
Feb 17
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Multiple job holding is much more common in the arts, culture, and heritage than elsewhere
Plus: Changes since 1987 and comparisons between women and men
Feb 10
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Communications accessibility features are not common among organizations and businesses in the arts, heritage, and entertainment in Canada
Also: Reasons why organizations don’t incorporate accessibility features
Feb 3
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Canada's trade with the USA in the arts, culture, and heritage
Analysis of most recent data and changes since 2010
Jan 27
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How much do urban and rural residents spend on the arts, culture, and heritage?
The final part of my series on the demographics of consumer spending in Canada in 2023
Dec 9, 2025
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Economic impact of the French-Canadian cultural community outside Quebec in 2023
Estimate of over $6 billion in direct impact on Gross Domestic Product
Dec 2, 2025
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23,000 cultural workers in Canada are Jewish, including more than 7,000 artists and 2,200 arts leaders
First-ever statistical overview of Jewish artists, arts leaders, and cultural workers in the country
Nov 25, 2025
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Consumer spending on the arts, culture, and heritage by age
Demographic part 2: Follow up to my article on spending by income in 2023
Nov 18, 2025
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