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Artists by Neighbourhood in Canada, Hills Strategies Research

November 5, 2014

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This report provides an analysis of artists residing in various postal regions – “neighbourhoods” – across Canada. The study is based on a custom data request from Statistics Canada’s 2001 census, conceived of and commissioned by Hill Strategies Research.

Nine arts occupations are included in the analysis: actors; artisans and craftspersons; conductors, composers and arrangers; dancers; musicians and singers; other performers (such as circus performers and puppeteers); painters, sculptors and other visual artists; producers, directors, choreographers and related occupations; and writers.

Previous reports by Hill Strategies Research have shown that there are 130,700 artists in Canada (0.8% of the overall labour force). This report examines their place of residence (by postal region) across the country.

Accessed from http://www.hillstrategies.com/content/artists-neighbourhood-canada.

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