Summary Report - Cultural Funding...Table 2 - Arts Training and Arts Education - Multidisciplinary - Project Recipient Amount Dandelion Dance Company $5,000 5 2014 Cultural Funding

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2014 Summary Report Cultural Funding

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Table of Contents 2014 Summary Report Cultural Funding ......................................................................... 1

City of Ottawa Cultural Funding ................................................................................... 4

Arts Funding Program .................................................................................................. 5

Organizations - Professional .................................................................................... 5

Arts Funding Program ................................................................................................ 13

Individuals .............................................................................................................. 13

Arts Funding Program ................................................................................................ 18

Organizations – Amateur ....................................................................................... 18

Diversity in the Arts .................................................................................................... 21

Arts Service Agreements ........................................................................................... 22

Rural Arts Initiative ..................................................................................................... 23

Heritage Funding Program ........................................................................................ 23

Museum Service Agreements .................................................................................... 25

Heritage Service Agreements .................................................................................... 26

Partnership Program for Major Cultural Festivals and Fairs ...................................... 27

Festival Service Agreement ....................................................................................... 29

Cultural Facilities Fund .............................................................................................. 30

Capacity Building ....................................................................................................... 32

Pilot Program for Youth Training Initiatives ................................................................ 33

Ottawa Book Awards and Prix du livre d’Ottawa ....................................................... 34

Karsh Award .............................................................................................................. 35

Rich Little Endowment Fund for the Performing Arts ................................................. 36

Firestone Collection of Canadian Art Management Agreement ................................. 37

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2014 Cultural Funding Summary Report

City of Ottawa Cultural Funding Through its Cultural Funding and Awards Programs, the City of Ottawa annually supports the creation, production and presentation of arts, festival, fair and heritage activities undertaken by individuals and not-for-profit professional organizations, as well as, community and amateur groups. The wide range of programs funded by the City creates opportunities for awareness and appreciation of the arts and culture in our community for everyone.

Direct funding to cultural organizations is the most cost-effective way to ensure the delivery of quality cultural activities to the community. Annual income/expense studies of the local, non-profit cultural sector from 2006 to 2010 show the direct leveraging effect of one municipal dollar of investment to be in the range of $6.28 to $11.70.1

In 2012, City Council approved the Renewed Action Plan for Arts, Heritage and Culture, a six year strategy (2013-2018) that recommends additional investment to help make local cultural organizations more sustainable, thus attracting talent, tourists and business. “Culture plays a central role in cities, contributing positively to economic indicators, social cohesion measures, environmental initiatives, quality-of-life, prosperity, happiness and health.”2

The City of Ottawa’s Cultural Funding and Awards Programs are assessed through a peer review process. Professionals representing specific disciplines and other individuals who are knowledgeable and active in the arts, heritage, festivals or fairs communities are involved in the assessment of applications and allocation of funds.

In 2014, the Cultural Funding Support Section managed 501 funding and awards submissions, held 34 juries and used 7 independent assessors, that resulted in 310 funding allocations.

1 Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services, City of Ottawa, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 Revenue/Income Studies 2 A Renewed Action Plan for Arts, Heritage and Culture in Ottawa (2013-2018)

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Arts Funding Program The Arts Funding Program addresses the important need for Ottawa residents and visitors to have access to valuable arts programs and services. Types of funding include:

Project Funding

Operating Funding (Annual and Three-Year)

Funding to Individual Professional Artists (A and B level)

Organizations - Professional Arts Services and Arts Venues Jury Members: Micheline Joanisse, Jean-Yves Pelletier, Guy Thibodeau Table 1 - Arts Services and Arts Venues - Project

Recipient Amount

Alliance culturelle de l'Ontario $4,500 Association des professionnels de la chanson et de la musique (APCM) $6,500

Prix Rideau Awards $3,000

Réseau Ontario des arts de la scène inc. $10,000

Théâtre Action $10,000 Arts Training and Arts Education - Multidisciplinary Jury Members: Laïla-Gabrielle Côté, Catherine Kenney, Lisa Thomas Table 2 - Arts Training and Arts Education - Multidisciplinary - Project

Recipient Amount

Dandelion Dance Company $5,000

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Table 3 - Arts Training and Arts Education - Multidisciplinary - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Gloucester Pottery School $68,000

Propeller Dance $34,000

Salamander Theatre for Young Audiences $35,000 Table 4 - Arts Training and Arts Education - Multidisciplinary - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Orleans Young Players Theatre School $51,500

Rag and Bone Puppet Theatre $14,000

The School of Dance $105,000 Arts Training and Arts Education - Music Jury Members: Victor Nesrallah, Rennie Regehr, Lynne Stacey Table 5 - Arts Training and Arts Education - Music - Project

Recipient Amount

Shine Music Academy / The Shine Foundation $6,000 Table 6 - Arts Training and Arts Education - Music - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Ottawa Children's Choir $12,000

Ottawa Regional Youth Choir $5,000

The Leading Note Foundation $34,000

The National Capital Suzuki School of Music $7,000

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Table 7 - Arts Training and Arts Education - Music - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Baobab Tree Drum Dance Community $20,000

JazzWorks $10,500

Ottawa Youth Orchestra Academy $15,500 Dance Jury Members: Jenn Goodwin, Alain Pauzé, Roger Sinha Table 8 - Dance - Project

Recipient Amount

10 Gates Dancing Inc. $5,000

Aroha Fine Arts $3,500 Table 9 - Dance - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Al-Arz Lebanese Art Group $15,500

Ottawa Dance Directive $58,000 Table 10 - Dance - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Tara Luz Danse $44,500 English Theatre Jury Members: Lynn Cox, Doug Phillips, Maureen Smith Table 11 - English Theatre - Project

Recipient Amount

Bear & Co $2,500

Counterpoint Players $2,500

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Easy Street Productions $6,000

Mi Casa Theatre $3,000

New Theatre of Ottawa3 $15,000

New Theatre of Ottawa4 $2,000

Plosive Productions $15,000

SevenThirty Productions $2,500

TACTIC $4,000

The Ottawa Stilt Union $6,000

Theatre 4.669 $3,000 Table 12 - English Theatre - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Odyssey Theatre $100,000 Film and Video Jury Members: Kelly Egan, Jean Marc Larivière, Carol Ann Pilon Table 13 - Film and Video - Project

Recipient Amount

Asinabka: Aboriginal Film and Media Arts Festival $4,000

Available Light Screening Collective $4,000 Table 14 - Film and Video - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Independent Filmmakers Co-Operative of Ottawa ( IFCO ) $58,000

SAW Video Media Arts Centre $99,000

3 Project 1 4 Project 2

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French Theatre Jury Members: Sasha Dominique, Annick Huard, Anne Marie Riel Table 15 - French Theatre - Project

Recipient Amount

Théâtre Belvédère $6,000

Théâtre Rouge Écarlate $6,000 Table 16 - French Theatre - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Créations in Vivo $38,000 Table 17 - French Theatre - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Compagnie Vox Théâtre $67,500

Le Théâtre de la Vieille 17 $92,000

Le Théâtre du Trillium $90,000

Théâtre la Catapulte $89,500 Literary Arts - English Jury Members: Sylvia Adams, Randall Ware, Sean Wilson Table 18 - Literary Arts - English - Project

Recipient Amount

A B Series $8,500

Bywords $3,400

VERSe Ottawa $9,500

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Table 19 - Literary Arts - English - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Tree Reading Series $8,000 Table 20 - Literary Arts - English - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

ARC Poetry Magazine $36,500

Ottawa Storytellers $20,000 Literary Arts - French Jury Members: Edem Awumey, Antonio D'Alfonso, Gaston Therrien Table 21 - Literary Arts - French - Project

Recipient Amount

L'Atelier littéraire des Outaouais inc. $600

Les Contes Nomades $10,000 Table 22 - Literary Arts - French - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Association des auteures et auteurs de l'Ontario français $46,400 Table 23 - Literary Arts - French - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Les Éditions David $44,000

Les Éditions L'Interligne $39,000

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Music Jury Members: Andrea Haughton, Gary Hayes, Paul Marleyn Table 24 - Music - Project

Recipient Amount

Consort baroque d'Ottawa / Ottawa Baroque Consort $5,000

GigSpace Performance Studio $2,000

Improvising Musicians of Ottawa/Outaouais (IMOO) $1,000

Ottawa New Music Creators $7,000

Pellegrini Opera $4,500

Royal Canadian College of Organists, Ottawa Centre $3,000 Table 25 - Music - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Opera Lyra Ottawa $220,500

The Chamber Players of Canada $15,000 Table 26 - Music - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Ottawa Bach Choir $13,500

Ottawa Choral Society $32,000

Ottawa Symphony Orchestra $91,000

Thirteen Strings Chamber Orchestra $38,000

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Visual Arts Jury Members: Sandra Dyck, Lee-Ann Martin, Marc Walter Table 27 - Visual Arts - Project

Recipient Amount

Nuit Blanche Ottawa + Gatineau $5,000 Table 28 - Visual Arts - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Artengine $70,000

Galerie SAW Gallery $86,000

Gallery 101 $76,000

Le Centre d'artistes Voix Visuelle $26,500

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Arts Funding Program Individuals Dance Jury Members: Jenn Goodwin, Alain Pauzé, Roger Sinha Table 29 - Dance - Individual A

Recipient Amount

Bakht, Natasha $5,500

Barrière, Caroline $5,500

Sharma, Saveeta $5,500 English Theatre Jury Members: Linda Balduzzi, Chris Ralph, Victoria Steele Table 30 - English Theatre - Individual A

Recipient Amount

Brault, Pierre $5,500

Froehlich, Peter $5,500

King, Alanis $5,500 Table 31 - English Theatre - Individual B

Recipient Amount

Boyes-Manseau, Madeleine $4,000

Long, Brad $4,000

Quesnel, Natalie Joy $4,000

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Film and Video Jury Members: Kelly Egan, Jean Marc Larivière, Carol Ann Pilon Table 32 - Film and Video - Individual A

Recipient Amount

Cruz, Randy $5,500

McCann, Penny $5,500

Wilson, Roger $5,500 French Theatre Jury Members: Sasha Dominique, Annick Huard, Anne Marie Riel Table 33 - French Theatre - Individual B

Recipient Amount

L'Heureux, Lisa $4,000 Literary Arts - English - Poetry Jury Members: Susan Gillis, Susan McMaster, Armand Ruffo Table 34 - Literary Arts - English - Poetry - Individual A

Recipient Amount

mclennan, rob $5,500 Table 35 - Literary Arts - English - Poetry - Individual B

Recipient Amount

Bradley, Jamie $4,000

Earl, Amanda $4,000

He, Bing $4,000

Madhavan-Reese, Sneha $4,000

Massey, Karen $4,000

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Literary Arts - English - Prose Jury Members: Mary Borsky, Michael Blouin, Eric Enno Tamm Table 36 - Literary Arts - English - Prose - Individual A

Recipient Amount

Cumyn, Alan $5,500

Frutkin, Mark $5,500 Table 37 - Literary Arts - English - Prose - Individual B

Recipient Amount

Douglas, Rhonda $4,000

Ryan, Tom $4,000

Sabaye Moghaddam, Maria $4,000 Literary Arts - French Jury Members: Edem Awumey, Antonio D'Alfonso, Gaston Therrien Table 38 - Literary Arts - French - Individual A

Recipient Amount

Lacelle, Andrée $5,500

Lacombe, Gilles $5,500 Table 39 - Literary Arts - French - Individual B

Recipient Amount

Mazigh, Monia $4,000 Music Jury Members: Lucile Hildesheim, Amanda Rheaume, Jesse Stewart

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Table 40 - Music - Individual A

Recipient Amount

Allen, Cody $5,500

Eagles, Wayne $5,500

Jodoin, Patrick $5,500

Lafreniere, Philippe $5,500

Lumsden, Sherwood $5,500

Miura, Ana $5,500

Rose, Shannon $5,500

Sturton, Catriona $5,500

Wellman, Linsey $5,500 Table 41 - Music - Individual B

Recipient Amount

Atkinson, Derek $4,000

Giguère, Gabrielle $4,000

Libbos, Mike $4,000

Magill, Rory $4,000

Marquis, Claude $4,000 Music - French Jury Members: Marc Charron, Lucile Hildesheim, Dominique Saint-Pierre Table 42 - Music – French – Individual A

Recipient Amount

Aymar, Marcel $5,500

Bénac, Michel $5,500

Dubeau, Éric $5,500

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Wète, André $5,500 Table 43 - Music – French – Individual B

Recipient Amount

Regis, Ferline $4,000 Visual Arts Jury Members: Christopher Griffin, Petra Halkes, Andrew Wright Table 44 - Visual Arts - Individual A

Recipient Amount

Ace, Barry $5,500

Barbour, David $5,500

Bergmans, Karina $5,500

Ciesluk, Karl $5,500

Favell, Rosalie $5,500

Golland, Martin $5,500

Pagurek, Cheryl $5,500

Pearson, Cedric $5,500

Weisz, Tavi $5,500 Table 45 - Visual Arts - Individual B

Recipient Amount

Authier, Melanie $4,000

Ellis, Tami Galili $4,000

Johnson, Sarah $4,000

MacRae, Alisdair $4,000

Thériault, Rémi $4,000

Trejo, Guillermo $4,000

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Arts Funding Program Organizations – Amateur Amateur English Theatre Jury Members: Lynn Cox, Doug Phillips, Maureen Smith Table 46 - Amateur English Theatre - Project

Recipient Amount

Youth Infringement Theatre Festival $5,000 Table 47 - Amateur English Theatre - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Ottawa Little Theatre Inc $19,000 Amateur French Theatre Jury Members: Sasha Dominique, Annick Huard, Anne Marie Riel Table 48 - Amateur French Theatre - Project

Recipient Amount

Théâtre du Village Orléans inc. $3,000

Thêâtre Tremplin $4,500 Amateur Literary Arts - English Jury Members: Sylvia Adams, Randall Ware, Sean Wilson Table 49 - Amateur Literary Arts - English - Project

Recipient Amount

Canadian Youth Poetry Collective $2,000

Capital Poetry Collective $6,000

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Amateur Multidisciplinary Events Jury Members: Jodie McNamara, Isabel Thériault, Sharif Virani Table 50 - Amateur Multidisciplinary Events - Project

Recipient Amount

Chinatown Remixed Collective $5,000

Digi60 Filmmaker's Festival Inc. $1,000

New Edinburgh Community & Arts Centre - NECTAR $7,875

Ottawa Grassroots Festival5 $3,000

Ottawa Grassroots Festival6 $3,000 Amateur Music Jury Members: Barbara Clark, Hayley de Bie, Harry Qualman Table 51 - Amateur Music - Project

Recipient Amount

Capital Vox Jazz Choir $1,500

Goulbourn Jubilee Singers $2,900

Harmonia Choir of Ottawa $2,500

Musica Ebraïca $1,000

Seventeen Voyces $4,000

Tone Cluster $4,000 Table 52 - Amateur Music - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Les Chansonniers d'Ottawa $3,600

5 Project 1 6 Project 2

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Table 53 - Amateur Music - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Canadian Centennial Choir $8,000

Cantata Singers of Ottawa $20,000

Coro Vivo Ottawa Inc. $9,000

Kiwanis Music Festival - National Capital Region $38,500

Oto-Wa Taiko Group $10,000

Strings of St. John's Chamber Orchestra $5,000 Amateur Visual Arts Jury Members: Dannie Horne, Carmella Karijo Rother, Jeff Stellick Table 54 - Amateur Visual Arts - Project

Recipient Amount

Arteast $3,000

Canadensis Botanical Garden Society $4,000

Canadian Ice Carver's Society $1,000

New Edinburgh Community & Arts Centre - NECTAR $2,000 Table 55 - Amateur Visual Arts - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Ottawa Valley Weavers' and Spinners' Guild $16,000

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Diversity in the Arts Ottawa has a unique cultural identity and is home to a diversity of people and communities. In 2007, City Council approved funds to establish a program that contributes to the artistic activity in distinct and diverse communities.

This fund supports both professional and amateur arts organizations which represent Ottawa’s culturally diverse communities in the production and presentation of artistic activities and events.

Diversity in the Arts Jury Members: Gail Bourgeois, Awad Ibrahim, Sonia St-Michel Table 56 - Diversity in the Arts - Project

Recipient Amount

Autumn Melody Collective $4,000 Centre africain d'accueil de développement et d'intégration (CAADI) $4,500

Federation of Ottawa Chinese-Canadian Community Organizations $4,500

Festival Ngoma-Africa $4,000

Latin American Festival $10,000

Loyal Kigabiro $4,000

Ontario South Asian Community Association (OSACA) $5,000

Svitanok Ukrainian Dance Society $8,500

Welcome Home Artists' Collective $1,500

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Arts Service Agreements The Arts Service Agreement Program is designed to address the needs of Ottawa’s arts service organizations that assist the City in building and maintaining a solid infrastructure of arts services and facilities.

The services and activities of these organizations have had a major impact on the development of the broader local arts community. Funding to these organizations remains an important part of the recommended strategies and actions highlighted in the City’s Renewed Action Plan for Arts, Heritage and Culture in Ottawa (2013-2018).

Arts Service Agreement Independent Assessors for MIFO: Nicole C. Doucet, Marie Ève Chassé Independent Assessor for GCTC: David Poole Table 57 - Arts Service Agreement - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Great Canadian Theatre Company $384,061

Mouvement d'implication francophone d'Orléans ( MIFO ) $140,000 2014 was a reporting year for the organizations listed below. They were not evaluated by the juries or assessors listed in this report. Table 58 - Arts Service Agreement - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

AOE Arts Council $248,569

La Nouvelle Scène $215,000

MASC $68,000

Ottawa Art Gallery $301,407

Ottawa Arts Council (formerly: Ottawa Arts Council) $150,496

Ottawa School of Art $366,646

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Rural Arts Initiative The Rural Arts Initiative supports artistic activity in rural areas. MASC, a longstanding community organization, has been awarded funding towards its existing Rural Arts Initiative program. Funding has resulted in increased arts programming in both French and English rural schools, and rural arts residencies.

Table 59 - Rural Arts Initiative

Recipient Amount

MASC $25,882

Heritage Funding Program In 2014, additional funding was directed to the Heritage Funding Program to address the priorities identified in the Renewed Action Plan for Arts, Heritage, and Culture in Ottawa (2013–2018) under Strategy 1, Celebrate Ottawa’s Unique Cultural Identity and Provide Access to Culture for All, Action 2, Honour and Recognize Aboriginal (First Nations, Inuit and Métis) Cultural Identities, and Action 3, Build Access to Cultural Opportunity for All.

The objectives of the Heritage Funding Program are to spark, support and promote activity in all heritage disciplines related to fostering awareness, education, preservation and appreciation of the distinct local history and heritage of Ottawa and its communities.

Heritage Funding Jury Members: Janet Carlile, Paule Doucet, Christina Tessier Table 60 - Heritage Funding – Project

Recipient Amount

Dickinson Square Heritage Management Inc. $4,000

Fondation STRUTT Foundation $2,500

Ottawa Regional Heritage Fair Committee $3,000

Pinhey's Point Foundation $3,000

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Poets Pathway $3,000


Tandan, Nand $5,000

The Beechwood Cemetery Foundation $1,500

Vintage Stock Theatre $4,000

Workers' History Museum $2,000 Table 61 - Heritage Funding - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Cumberland Township Historical Society $2,000

Gloucester Historical Society $2,500

Goulbourn Township Historical Society $3,000

Historical Society of Ottawa $6,000

Huntley Township Historical Society $1,500

Rideau Township Historical Society $9,500 Heritage Funding – First Nations, Inuit, Métis Jury Members: Rosalie Favell, Rebecca Mearns, Christina Ruddy Table 62 - Heritage Funding – First Nations, Inuit, Métis

Recipient Amount

Koebel, Jaime $2,500

Minwaashin Lodge - Aboriginal Women's Support Centre $10,500

Ottawa Inuit Children's Centre $7,500

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Heritage Funding - French Jury Members: Nathalie Barbe, Paule Doucet, Michel Lalonde Table 63 - Heritage Funding - French - Project

Recipient Amount

Association des communautés francophones d'Ottawa (ACFO) $4,000

Théâtre Belvédère $8,000

Société franco-ontarienne du patrimoine et de l'histoire d'Orléans $16,500

Museum Service Agreements The Museum Service Agreement Program supports community museums and provides them with the resources necessary to enhance capacity and to improve facilities, research, programming, exhibits, publications and visitor services in support of telling the Greater Ottawa Story.

Museum Service Agreement Table 64 - Museum Service Agreement - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Bytown Museum $321,198

Diefenbunker, Canada's Cold War Museum $250,505

Goulbourn Museum $179,869

Muséoparc Vanier Museopark $234,311

Osgoode Township Historical Society & Museum $165,273

Watson's Mill Manotick Inc. $199,953

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Heritage Service Agreements The Heritage Service Agreement Program supports key local heritage service organizations that have a city-wide mandate to provide a broad range of professional services such as advocacy, networking, access to information, research, marketing and education.

Heritage Service Agreement Independent Assessor for Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Cultural Education Center: Linda Grussani Independent Assessor for Omàmiwinini Pimàdjwowin: Simon Brascoupé Table 65 - Heritage Service Agreement - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Cultural Education Center $25,000

Omàmiwinini Pimàdjwowin $25,000 Independent Assessor for CHOO - Heritage Ottawa - OMN: Elizabeth Todd Doyle Table 66 - Heritage Service Agreement - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Council of Heritage Organizations in Ottawa (CHOO) $169,160

Heritage Ottawa $20,000

Ottawa Museum Network (OMN) $303,837

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Partnership Program for Major Cultural Festivals and Fairs The Partnership Program for Major Cultural Festivals and Fairs supports major local festivals and fairs that have city-wide impact, are held annually for two consecutive days or more and have a budget of over $30,000.

Festivals and Fairs enrich the lives of residents and visitors alike through the presentation of a wide variety of activities that increase understanding and appreciation of the unique character of our community. Festivals and Fairs celebrate our cultural heritage, and shine a spotlight on contemporary artists and art forms.

Arts Festivals Jury Members: John Peter Jeffries, Matt Miwa, Amanda Putz Table 67 - Arts Festivals - Project

Recipient Amount

Carnival of Cultures $20,000

Music and Beyond $51,000 Table 68 - Arts Festivals - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Canada Dance Festival Society $56,000

Ottawa Folk Festival $87,000

Ottawa Fringe Festival $55,000

Ottawa International Writers Festival $60,000

Westfest $23,000 Table 69 - Arts Festivals - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Festival franco-ontarien $112,665

Ottawa International Chamber Music Festival $148,462

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Ottawa International Animation Festival $60,565

Ottawa International Children's Festival $86,447

Ottawa International Jazz Festival $135,003 Community Builder or Cultural Heritage Festivals Jury Members: Russ Kelley, Elizabeth Logue, Micheline Shoebridge Table 70 - Community Builder or Cultural Heritage Festivals - Project

Recipient Amount

Aboriginal Experience, Arts and Culture: Summer Solstice Aboriginal Festival $36,000

Canadian Turkish Heritage Foundation: Ottawa Turkish Festival $5,500

Capital Pride Festival $35,000

House of PainT: Festival of Urban Arts & Culture 2014 $20,000

Irish Society of the National Capital Region: Ottawa Irish Festival $4,000

Italian Week in Ottawa: Settimana Italiana di Ottawa $24,000

Kombite Outaouais: Festival Haïti en fête $5,500 Osgoode Village Community Association: Kingdom of Osgoode Medieval Festival $14,000

Fairs Table 71 - Fairs - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Carp Agricultural Society: Carp Fair $28,470

Cumberland Township Agricultural Society: Navan Fair $28,470

Metcalfe Agricultural Society: Metcalfe Fair $28,470

Richmond Agricultural Society: Richmond Fair $28,470

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Tourism Festivals Jury Members: Kevin Carroll, Stephanie Lockhart, Anne Troise Table 72 - Tourism Festivals - Project

Recipient Amount

Oktoberfest $4,000 Table 73 - Tourism Festivals - Annual Operating

Recipient Amount

Ottawa Bluesfest $125,000

Ottawa Dragon Boat Festival $60,000

Festival Service Agreement The Festival Service Agreement Program is designed to address the particular needs of local organizations that assist the City in building a solid infrastructure of services to cultural organizations.

The services and activities of Ottawa Festivals have a major impact on the development of the broader local festival, fair and special event communities, and contribute significantly to the overall growth and development of this sector in Ottawa.

Festival Service Agreement Table 74 - Festival Service Agreement - Three Year Operating

Recipient Amount

Ottawa Festivals $206,330

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Cultural Facilities Fund Cultural Facilities Major

As per the Renewed Action Plan for Arts, Heritage and Culture in Ottawa (2013-2018), the Cultural Facilities Major Funding program supports maintenance, conservation, improvement, retrofitting, development and redevelopment of local community cultural facilities. This fund is managed in collaboration with the Cultural Development and Initiatives Section of the Arts and Heritage Development Unit.

Table 75 - Cultural Facilities Major

Recipient Amount

La Nouvelle Scène $250,000 Cultural Facilities Minor

The Cultural Facilities Minor Fund supports improvements to cultural facilities and venues in Ottawa by providing matching funds to eligible cultural organizations for facility renovation projects, equipment purchases or capital feasibility studies.

Jury Members: Laura Astwood, Isabelle Geoffrion, Dominique Saint-Pierre Table 76 - Cultural Facilities Minor - Project

Recipient Amount

Artengine $7,500

Bytown Museum $1,750

Créations in Vivo $5,275

Diefenbunker, Canada's Cold War Museum $7,500

Festival Ngoma-Africa $4,350



Odyssey Theatre $5,000

Osgoode Township Historical Society & Museum $596

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Ottawa International Children's Festival $6,433

Ottawa Little Theatre Inc $3,833

Ottawa School of Art $7,500


The School of Dance $7,500

Workers' History Museum $4,393 Cultural Facilities Operating

Through the Renewed Action Plan for Arts, Heritage and Culture in Ottawa (2013-2018), the Cultural Facilities Operating Funding Program was established to assist cultural partners that develop, manage and program, new and newly expanded cultural facilities.

Independent Assessor for Artengine, SAW Gallery and SAW Video Media Arts Centre: Yvonne Wiegers Table 77 - Cultural Facilities Operating

Recipient Amount

Artengine $20,000



Ottawa Arts Council (formerly: Council for the Arts in Ottawa) $89,000



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Table 78 - Cultural Facilities Operating - Project

Recipient Amount

La Nouvelle Scène7 $25,000

Capacity Building The Capacity Building Fund is aimed at assisting organizations to build organizational sustainability. The fund supports initiatives that increase capacity in fundraising, governance, marketing, creative capacity and strategic planning. Organizations must match any municipal funding awarded with a minimum 50% of the municipal amount from a new or expanded revenue source.

Capacity Building Jury Members: Russell Kelley, Nichole McGill, Andrea Rowe Table 79 - Capacity Building - Project

Recipient Amount


ARC Poetry Magazine $3,000

Independent Filmmakers Co-Operative of Ottawa ( IFCO ) $7,500



Ottawa Dance Directive $3,000

Propeller Dance $11,000

Salamander Theatre for Young Audiences $8,500

The Leading Note Foundation $12,000

7 Project funding for temporary facility pressures. 8 Project 1 9 Project 2

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Pilot Program for Youth Training Initiatives As part of the City of Ottawa’s Renewed Action Plan for Arts, Heritage and Culture in Ottawa (2013 – 2018), Strategy 1, Celebrate Ottawa’s Unique Cultural Identity and Provide Access to Culture for All, Action 4, Nurture and Empower Ottawa’s Youth.

This Pilot Program was established to provide incentives to existing cultural organizations to develop and provide training opportunities, internships, apprenticeships and work placement programs for youth; and to promote existing initiatives that foster youth awareness around careers in culture. The Program aims to provide supplementary project funding to professional cultural organizations currently receiving operating funding from the City of Ottawa who provide professional training opportunities for youth aged 18-25. The Pilot Program is currently under review.

Pilot Program for Youth Training Initiatives Jury Members: Joël Beddows, Anna Frlan, Carole Anne Piccinin Table 80 - Pilot Program for Youth Training Initiatives

Recipient Amount

Al-Arz Lebanese Art Group $4,000


Baobab Tree Drum Dance Community $4,000

Council of Heritage Organizations in Ottawa $9,000

Créations in Vivo $6,000



Goulbourn Museum $5,000

MASC $9,000

Odyssey Theatre $9,000

Ottawa Dance Directive $9,000

Ottawa Fringe Festival $4,000

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Ottawa International Animation Festival $4,000


Théâtre la Catapulte $4,000

Ottawa Book Awards and Prix du livre d’Ottawa The Ottawa Book Awards / Prix du livre d’Ottawa recognize published books of literary excellence written by local authors. Since its introduction in 1986, the award program has succeeded in shining a light on the local writing community and celebrating its accomplishments.

English Fiction Jury Members: Rachna Gilmore, Nadine McInnis and Nicola Vulpe Table 81 - Ottawa Book Awards – English Fiction

Recipient Amount

O’Meara, David $7,500

Beissel, Henry $1,000

Donovan, Rita $1,000

Fradkin, Barbara $1,000

Tilson, Sonia $1,000 English Non-Fiction Jury Members: Stephen Brown, Elaine Kalman Naves and Barbara Sibbald Table 82 - Ottawa Book Awards – English Non-Fiction

Recipient Amount

Wells, Paul $7,500

Clark, Joe $1,000

Gray, Charlotte $1,000

Sibley, Robert $1,000

Steinmetz, Andrew $1,000

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French Non-Fiction Jury Members: Damien-Claude Bélanger, Marcel Olscamp, Claire Trépanier Table 83 - Prix du livre – French Non-Fiction

Recipient Amount

Bernier Arcand, Philippe $7,500

Paiement, Lise $1,000

Voyer-Léger, Catherine $1,000

Karsh Award Ottawa City Council established the Karsh Award in 2003 to honour the late photographers, Yousuf and Malak Karsh. The award is presented every other year to a local professional artist for outstanding work in a photo-based medium.

Jury Members: Raymond Aubin, Rosalie Favell, Jonathan Shaughnessy Table 84 - Karsh Award

Recipient Amount

Gervais, Chantal $7,500

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Rich Little Endowment Fund for the Performing Arts The Rich Little Endowment Fund was designed to assist young performers in the continuation of pre-professional training in the performing arts (dance, theatre and music).

In 2014, three local arts training organizations with solid track records of providing pre-professional arts training to young adults were invited to act as third-party recommenders in a partnership approach to award funding. Each organization selected two to three deserving students to receive grants through the Rich Little Endowment Fund.

Table 85 - Rich Little Endowment Fund for the Performing Arts

Recipient Amount

Ottawa Regional Youth Choir $800

Ottawa Youth Orchestra Academy $600

The School of Dance $1,200

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Firestone Collection of Canadian Art Management Agreement Originally established by Ottawa residents O.J. and Isobel Firestone in the early 1950s, the Firestone Collection of Canadian Art is a significant collection of works that spans the modern period (1900-1980). In 1972, the Firestone family donated their collection to the Ontario Heritage Foundation.

In 1992, the Foundation transferred ownership of this collection to the City of Ottawa with custodianship given to the Ottawa Art Gallery.

The Ottawa Art Gallery receives a purchase of service grant each year to care for, manage and exhibit the City-owned Firestone Collection of Canadian Art.

Table 86 - Firestone Collection of Canadian Art Management Agreement

Recipient Amount


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Documents

Summary Report - Cultural Funding...Table 2 - Arts Training and Arts Education - Multidisciplinary - Project Recipient Amount Dandelion Dance Company $5,000 5 2014 Cultural Funding