Canada Rolls Out $600 Million for Audio and Audiovisual Sectors Through Six Existing Programs
GATINEAU, Quebec - Marc Miller, Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture, announced on November 8 that the federal government will roll out the $600 million Budget 2026 investment for Canada's audio and audiovisual sectors during this fiscal year through six existing programs.
The six delivery programs are the Canada Media Fund, the Indigenous Screen Office, the Canada Music Fund, Northern Aboriginal Broadcasting, the Canada History Fund and Telefilm Canada. The Canada Media Fund said the same day that its share amounts to $213.4 million.
Canadian Heritage said the investment will support the creation, production and distribution of Canadian audio and audiovisual content, benefiting creators and cultural organizations across the country.
The $600 million commitment was made in Canada's 2026 federal budget; the November 8 announcement sets out how the funding will flow in the current fiscal year.
(Source: Canadian Heritage)
Source: Canadian Heritage
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