Sitemap - 2023 - Statistical insights on the arts
Over 4,000 professional artists in B.C.’s Capital Regional District
Over 18,000 professional artists in Alberta in 2021
How important are the arts in Canadian communities?
Statistical profile of English-speaking artists in Quebec
Minority-language Francophone artists and cultural workers
A statistical profile of the 2,700 professional artists in New Brunswick in 2021
New! (Some) Statistical insights en français
Very low incomes for Indigenous artists and other workers in the arts and culture
Nearly 900 professional artists in B.C.’s Columbia Basin
Statistical Profile of Artists in Edmonton in 2021
Artists in British Columbia in 2021
Professional artists in Manitoba in 2021
More than 32,000 professional artists in Toronto
Statistical Profile of Artists in Saskatoon in 2021
Racialized workers have particularly low incomes in the arts and culture
Professional artists in rural Saskatchewan
Incomes by gender of artists, arts leaders, and all cultural workers
Artists in Saskatchewan in 2021
Which provinces and territories saw growth in their cultural economies, recently and longer term?
Arts & culture data sources: gaps, specificity to culture, and coverage of culture
Taking stock (and taking your feedback) one year after launching on Substack
Long-term changes in median wages for broad categories of arts and culture employees
Occupations in the arts, culture, and heritage: classifications, groups, and lists
Broad categories of workers in the arts, culture, and heritage
FAQs about Statistical insights on the arts
Counting artists and cultural workers in Canada
In 2022, job vacancies in the performing arts and heritage reached their highest levels since 2015
Women represent a higher proportion of artists than arts leaders in every province
Women represent a strong majority of Canadian artists
Changes in the direct economic impact of the arts and culture between 2019 and the summer of 2022
How many artists are there in in each Canadian province and territory?