Collaboration Agreement for the Development of Arts and Culture in the Francophone Minority Communities of Canada Renewed
October 31, 2024
Ottawa, ON – Today, the Honourable Pablo Rodriguez, Minister of Canadian Heritage, and the presidents of the ten provincial and territorial Francophone Arts Councils (FPACs) announced the renewal of the Collaboration Agreement for the Development of Arts and Culture in the Francophone Minority Communities of Canada.
The Agreement is a key component of the Government of Canada’s support for the development of arts and culture in Francophone minority communities across the country. It provides funding of $38 million over five years (2023-2028) to support a wide range of activities, including:
- The creation, production, and dissemination of arts and cultural works
- The development of artists and cultural professionals
- The promotion of access to and participation in arts and cultural activities
- The preservation and enhancement of Francophone heritage
“Our government is committed to supporting the vitality of Francophone minority communities in Canada,” said Minister Rodriguez. “This agreement will ensure that Francophone artists and cultural organizations have the resources they need to continue to create and share their stories, traditions, and perspectives with all Canadians.”
The FPACs are responsible for administering the Agreement and providing financial support to artists and cultural organizations in their respective provinces and territories. They also work to promote collaboration and networking among Francophone artists and cultural organizations across the country.
“This agreement is essential to the development of arts and culture in Francophone minority communities,” said Alain Giguère, President of the Fédération culturelle canadienne-française (FCCF). “It provides us with the resources we need to support our artists and cultural organizations, and to promote the vitality of our communities.”
The renewal of the Collaboration Agreement is a testament to the Government of Canada’s commitment to supporting the arts and culture of Francophone minority communities in Canada. It will ensure that these communities continue to have access to the resources they need to thrive and contribute to the cultural diversity of our country.
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