Archive - Statistical insights on the arts

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Canadian and provincial data

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jun 7

Advocacy alert! The arts may have a perception problem, and it’s not among the groups you might guess.

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jun 23

Rare bird alert! Today, I’ll delve into 25-year trends in arts and culture employment – back to 1997. This type of long-term analysis is extremely rare…

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jun 14

Is there a wellbeing deficit related to arts and culture during the pandemic? You might be aware of the stats at the beginning of this post, but you…

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jun 22

Occupation-based statistics from the Canadian Labour Force Survey

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jun 8

2021 data, pandemic-related changes, and long-term trends

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jun 15

While the Arts Insights Canada initiative was not renewed beyond its pilot year, I thought that some readers might be interested in a brief summary of…

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jun 13

Plus: Which provinces and territories had the largest cultural economies in 2020?

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jul 5

Do residents believe that the arts help bring people together and make communities better?

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jun 29

Occupation-based statistics from the Canadian Labour Force Survey

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jun 9

(Originally published in February 2022)

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

May 27

New structure to Hill Strategies' work

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Jun 1

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