Canadian Heritage committee  Yes.

Canadian Heritage committee  Sure. Because of particular procedural-level stuff that happens at the CRA at the moment, artists are disproportionately targeted for reassessments because by default they are not recognized by CRA as self-employed. The minute they declare any revenue as self-employed income, bec

Canadian Heritage committee  I would say that the purely digital arts market is not yet well established, so it's very difficult to know. Each artist does things in their own way. Transactions are done on a piecemeal basis. The network I represent is made up of independent creators. Some independent creator

Canadian Heritage committee  Digital arts actually overlap with works of art that are easy to reproduce. Any work of art built around an entirely digital medium, whether in music, film or television, suffers that fate, as we all know, and the same applies to the digital arts. Under those circumstances, it i

Canadian Heritage committee  Can I add a point for Mr. Hogg?

Canadian Heritage committee  It's interesting that Jason just mentioned Scandinavia. I have been studying an example of a very interesting practice from Norway. The Norwegian equivalent of CARFAC has been financing for many years a system of long-term income supplements to established and senior artists. Bas

Canadian Heritage committee  Okay. Good afternoon, everyone. My name is Emmanuel Madan. I've been a professional artist for the last 20 years. My works have been shown in galleries and museums all over the world, as well as domestically. Since 2014, I've also been the director of the Independent Media Art

Canadian Heritage committee  Would it be possible to start with Ms. Bertrand, since the notes I've prepared will follow on what she'll say?