How the federal government can unlock the enormous potential of Canada’s creative industries

Canada should develop a co-ordinated national action plan to ensure the creative sector’s continued growth.

For the creative sectors to be propelled into a globally competitive force in the economic recovery, policymakers must tackle the systemic barriers holding them back from reaching their full potential, writes Margaret McGuffin. Photograph courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Opinion

BY MARGARET MCGUFFIN

September 22, 2021

TORONTO—Throughout this election campaign, Canada’s creative industries have heard the leaders of Canada’s major parties expressing support for our world-renowned and export-heavy sector. And for good reason.

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