Expanding Canada’s global reach through its creative industries

With business opportunities expanding everywhere, Canada’s creative industries, and the businesses that contribute to their success, need to be able to do business anywhere, at home and abroad.

Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez's department is overseeing the Creative Export Strategy, a plan to boost the reach of Canada's creative sector abroad.The Hill Times file photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY Jenn Kuzmyk

May 9, 2019

Trade remains a hot policy issue globally. At home, when we think of trade issues and the new NAFTA, we often consider aluminum, cars, lumber—but we should also consider media—film, TV and music. Canada’s broadcasting, me...

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