Support for the creation of a Live Performing Arts Tax Credit.
Similar to the success of the Canadian Film and Television Production Tax Credit, a coalition of engagers and unions from the creative industries are asking the government to invest in a job accelerator program for the performing arts. Similar initiatives are in place in competitor markets, and in order to be competitive, our industry requires access to comparable tools. The result would be a catalyst for job creation and promote Canadian cultural sovereignty. PACT would not benefit directly from funding through such a program, but advocates on behalf of its theatre members as a whole.Read more
Support for the creation of a Live Performing Arts Tax Credit.
Similar to the success of the Canadian Film and Television Production Tax Credit, a coalition of engagers and unions from the creative industries are asking the government to invest in a job accelerator program for the performing arts. Similar initiatives are in place in competitor markets, and in order to be competitive, our industry requires access to comparable tools. The result would be a catalyst for job creation and promote Canadian cultural sovereignty. PACT would not benefit directly from funding through such a program, but advocates on behalf of its theatre members as a whole.Read more
Support for investment for theatres via the Canada Council for the Arts.
PACT engages with decision makers to encourage increasing the funding available to be disseminated through the programs of the Canada Council for the Arts. We meet with leadership as part of Meeting information gathering, impact sharing, sector updates, and clarity pertaining to the program delivery. PACT does receive operating funding through the Canada Council for the Arts, but advocates generally on behalf of its member theatres as a whole, not individual applicants or recipients.Read more
Support for theatres from the Building Community Strong Fund.
Engaging in conversations to encourage the explicit inclusion of theatres and cultural centers as eligible under the new BCSF as they develop the funding parameters and guidelines. PACT is not set to access this program, but is advocating generally on behalf of our members.
Support for the creation of a Live Performing Arts Tax Credit.
Similar to the success of the Canadian Film and Television Production Tax Credit, a coalition of engagers and unions from the creative industries are asking the government to invest in a job accelerator program for the performing arts. Similar initiatives are in place in competitor markets, and in order to be competitive, our industry requires access to comparable tools. The result would be a catalyst for job creation and promote Canadian cultural sovereignty. PACT would not benefit directly from funding through such a program, but advocates on behalf of its theatre members as a whole.
Support for the creation of a Live Performing Arts Tax Credit.
Similar to the success of the Canadian Film and Television Production Tax Credit, a coalition of engagers and unions from the creative industries are asking the government to invest in a job accelerator program for the performing arts. Similar initiatives are in place in competitor markets, and in order to be competitive, our industry requires access to comparable tools. The result would be a catalyst for job creation and promote Canadian cultural sovereignty. PACT would not benefit directly from funding through such a program, but advocates on behalf of its theatre members as a whole.Read more
Darren Choi · Senior Policy Advisor, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Tao Fei · Senior Policy Advisor, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
PACT engages with decision makers to encourage policy considerations pertaining to Canada's theatre sector and how it may be impacted by the National AI Strategy "AI for All", and the Creative Technologies Fund. Meeting with decision makers for information gathering, impact sharing, and clarity pertaining to the program delivery.Read more
Support for the creation of a Live Performing Arts Tax Credit.
Similar to the success of the Canadian Film and Television Production Tax Credit, a coalition of engagers and unions from the creative industries are asking the government to invest in a job accelerator program for the performing arts. Similar initiatives are in place in competitor markets, and in order to be competitive, our industry requires access to comparable tools. The result would be a catalyst for job creation and promote Canadian cultural sovereignty. PACT would not benefit directly from funding through such a program, but advocates on behalf of its theatre members as a whole.Read more
Support for investment for theatres via the Canada Council for the Arts.
PACT engages with decision makers to encourage increasing the funding available to be disseminated through the programs of the Canada Council for the Arts. We meet with leadership as part of Meeting information gathering, impact sharing, sector updates, and clarity pertaining to the program delivery. PACT does receive operating funding through the Canada Council for the Arts, but advocates generally on behalf of its member theatres as a whole, not individual applicants or recipients.
Support for the creation of a Live Performing Arts Tax Credit.
Similar to the success of the Canadian Film and Television Production Tax Credit, a coalition of engagers and unions from the creative industries are asking the government to invest in a job accelerator program for the performing arts. Similar initiatives are in place in competitor markets, and in order to be competitive, our industry requires access to comparable tools. The result would be a catalyst for job creation and promote Canadian cultural sovereignty. PACT would not benefit directly from funding through such a program, but advocates on behalf of its theatre members as a whole.Read more
Support for investment for theatres via the Canada Council for the Arts.
PACT engages with decision makers to encourage increasing the funding available to be disseminated through the programs of the Canada Council for the Arts. We meet with leadership as part of Meeting information gathering, impact sharing, sector updates, and clarity pertaining to the program delivery. PACT does receive operating funding through the Canada Council for the Arts, but advocates generally on behalf of its member theatres as a whole, not individual applicants or recipients.
Support for theatres from the Building Community Strong Fund.
Engaging in conversations to encourage the explicit inclusion of theatres and cultural centers as eligible under the new BCSF as they develop the funding parameters and guidelines. PACT is not set to access this program, but is advocating generally on behalf of our members.
Support for investment for theatres via the Canada Council for the Arts.
PACT engages with decision makers to encourage increasing the funding available to be disseminated through the programs of the Canada Council for the Arts. We meet with leadership as part of Meeting information gathering, impact sharing, sector updates, and clarity pertaining to the program delivery. PACT does receive operating funding through the Canada Council for the Arts, but advocates generally on behalf of its member theatres as a whole, not individual applicants or recipients.Read more
Support for the creation of a Live Performing Arts Tax Credit.
Similar to the success of the Canadian Film and Television Production Tax Credit, a coalition of engagers and unions from the creative industries are asking the government to invest in a job accelerator program for the performing arts. Similar initiatives are in place in competitor markets, and in order to be competitive, our industry requires access to comparable tools. The result would be a catalyst for job creation and promote Canadian cultural sovereignty. PACT would not benefit directly from funding through such a program, but advocates on behalf of its theatre members as a whole.
Francis Bilodeau · Deputy Minister, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Support for theatres from the Building Community Strong Fund.
Engaging in conversations to encourage the explicit inclusion of theatres and cultural centers as eligible under the new BCSF as they develop the funding parameters and guidelines. PACT is not set to access this program, but is advocating generally on behalf of our members.Read more
Support for investment for theatres via the Canada Council for the Arts.
PACT engages with decision makers to encourage increasing the funding available to be disseminated through the programs of the Canada Council for the Arts. We meet with leadership as part of Meeting information gathering, impact sharing, sector updates, and clarity pertaining to the program delivery. PACT does receive operating funding through the Canada Council for the Arts, but advocates generally on behalf of its member theatres as a whole, not individual applicants or recipients.
Support for the creation of a Live Performing Arts Tax Credit.
Similar to the success of the Canadian Film and Television Production Tax Credit, a coalition of engagers and unions from the creative industries are asking the government to invest in a job accelerator program for the performing arts. Similar initiatives are in place in competitor markets, and in order to be competitive, our industry requires access to comparable tools. The result would be a catalyst for job creation and promote Canadian cultural sovereignty. PACT would not benefit directly from funding through such a program, but advocates on behalf of its theatre members as a whole.
Hilary Leftick · Chief of Staff, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Brian MacKay · Deputy Chief of Staff, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Support for the creation of a Live Performing Arts Tax Credit.
Similar to the success of the Canadian Film and Television Production Tax Credit, a coalition of engagers and unions from the creative industries are asking the government to invest in a job accelerator program for the performing arts. Similar initiatives are in place in competitor markets, and in order to be competitive, our industry requires access to comparable tools. The result would be a catalyst for job creation and promote Canadian cultural sovereignty. PACT would not benefit directly from funding through such a program, but advocates on behalf of its theatre members as a whole.Read more
Brian MacKay · Deputy Chief of Staff, Canadian Heritage (PCH)
Support for the creation of a Live Performing Arts Tax Credit.
Similar to the success of the Canadian Film and Television Production Tax Credit, a coalition of engagers and unions from the creative industries are asking the government to invest in a job accelerator program for the performing arts. Similar initiatives are in place in competitor markets, and in order to be competitive, our industry requires access to comparable tools. The result would be a catalyst for job creation and promote Canadian cultural sovereignty. PACT would not benefit directly from funding through such a program, but advocates on behalf of its theatre members as a whole.Read more
From the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying's open data, published November 5, 2026.
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