Prior to 2004 includes data on Theatre, Music, Dance & Opera

What do you believe is the most significant barrier to including the use of digital media in live performances? (Cost, Difficulty of tech, Payment for rights issues, house not suitable to digital media, Lack of board or patron support)

Do you believe live performance can be enhanced for an audience through selective use of digital media? Do you believe people would be willing to pay to download or view digital version of live performance captured for digital distribution, if it was well priced? If all partied involved were to receive a financial benefit from the sale of digital versions, do you believe it is a good idea? Do you believe there are advantages other than financial, to enabling digital distribution of recorded live performances?

DANCE - Attend performances by professional dancers [e.g. ballet], Attend dance performances by student or community dancers, Perform dances as part of a group, Take dance lessons, Dance socially at night clubs, parties or community dances, Make up your own dance steps, Watch TV shows about dance or dance, competitions

LIVE THEATRE -Attend plays or musicals with professional actors, Attend plays or musicals with student or community actors, Rehearse and perform plays or musicals in front of an audience, Help to put on plays or shows, but not act in them

READING & WRITING - Read periodicals, Read books, Read e-books, Tell stories, Use library, Write fiction, Take writing lessons, Meet with book club, Attend book/poetry readings

VISUAL ARTS, CRAFTS & FILM - Buy or collect art for your home, Go to arts or crafts fairs, Make original videos or films, Take classes in art, crafts, photography or film Make crafts like pottery, jewelry, or work with wood, glass, or metal, Watch movies at movie theatre, Watch movies at home, Do textile crafts like sewing, knitting or weaving, Paint, draw or make other original art, Take photographs with artistic intentions, Visit art museums or art galleries

ONLINE ACTIVITIES - Use the Internet to view art, Share something online that you created yourself such as music, artwork, or stories, Take things you find online, like songs, text or images, and remix them into your own artistic creation

Results by subprovincial are, age group, gender, race (White, Chinese, South Asian, Black, Aboriginal, Francophone, Other)

Spending on books and on magazines by education, by household income, by province, by urban / rural households, by size of area of residence, by age group, by households with / without children, by household size, with / without disability

Spending of high book spenders and high magazine spenders on other cultural goods & services.

Covers: Creative & artistic production occupations: Architects, Landscape architects, Industrial designers, Writers, Editors, Journalists, Producers, directors, choreographers, & related, Conductors, composers, & arrangers, Musicians & singers, Dancers, Actors, Painters, sculptors, & other visual artists, Photographers, Graphic designers & illustrating artists, Interior designers, Theatre, fashion, exhibit, & other creative designers, Artisans & craftspersons

Heritage collection & preservation occupations: Librarians, Conservators & curators, Archivists

Cultural management occupations: Library, archive, museum, & art gallery managers, Managers in publishing, motion pictures, broadcasting, & performing arts, Supervisors of library, correspondence, & related information clerks

Technical & operational occupations: Library clerks, Correspondence, publication, & related clerks, Landscape & horticultural technicians & specialists, Architectural technologists & technicians, Drafting technologists & technicians, Public relations & communications (PR), Translators, terminologists, & interpreters, Library & archive technicians & assistants, Technical occupations related to museums & galleries, Film & video camera operator, Audio & video recording technicians, Announcers & other broadcasters, Patternmakers, textile, leather, & fur products.

Primarily based on 2006 Census