TORONTO, ON – Scenic artists/painters at Drayton Entertainment have voted unanimously to join IATSE Local 828, which represents scenic artists and prop builders throughout the Province of Ontario. The decision
We are continuing to lobby with regard to extending the CRB and modernizing the EI program. You will find below our two most recent letters, done in conjunction with our
Deal could include first-ever union contract in Factual TV TORONTO, ON – Two of Canada’s top media and entertainment unions say they’re pleased with the proposed settlement of a class
VANCOUVER, BC – On September 24, animation workers at Titmouse Vancouver made history by voting to ratify the IATSE’s first animation agreement in Canada. Ballots revealed a resounding 96.9% in
QUESTION #6By employing strict safety protocols, the screen sector has rebounded and production levels in Canada are now at historic levels. Jobs for tens of thousands of Canadians have been
QUESTION #5 How does your party plan to support or assist live performance venues with the financial risks of trying to mount productions (which typically take weeks or months of preparation
QUESTION #4With insurers refusing to extend insurance to domestic film production for COVID-related closures or stoppages, the Government of Canada created the Short-Term Compensation Fund (STCF) to ensure Canadian audiovisual
QUESTION #3As the CRB approaches what looks to be the termination of the program, we are far from the time that venues will be allowed to open to full audiences.
QUESTION #2:As our industry collapsed, those of our members who are self-employed (including those who are routinely misclassified as independent contractors) were unable to avail themselves of traditional supports like
QUESTION #1:Is supporting the arts & culture sector a priority for your party? If so, what actions has your party taken to demonstrate that support? Bloc Québécois: Ensuring the passage
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