Arts and Entertainment Websites

An annual pageant to honour young women between the ages of 13 and 17, offering scholarships and the opportunity to represent her country. Includes profiles of past winners.

The DGC represents directors, and other creative and logistical personnel in the film, television and new media industries.

Features news, information, entertainment, radio networks, and specialty cable tv.

Book and magazine fair celebrating literacy and the printed word. Locations include Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, Halifax, and Kitchener.

Quarterly with articles on Canadian and international visual art, a national guide to exhibitions and events in the visual arts, and book reviews. Current issue and exhibition calendars by region.

Buy your event tickets online and look up venue information and seating maps.

CAPIC is a not-for-profit association dedicated to safeguarding and promoting the rights and interests of photographers and illustrators.

Archive of a monthly web publication dedicated to the digital arts and culture scene of Canada. [English/French]

Production company and studios led by Canadian actor and singer Tom Jackson. Includes information about its film and video productions, specifications and resume of its studio, and a profile of Mr. Jackson.

Includes listings and reviews of Canadian-made movies and TV series

Home of the Genie Awards, Prix Gemeaux and Gemini Awards, which promotes, recognizes and celebrates Canadian cinema and television.

To safeguard the integrity of fringe festivals. To encourage communication and cooperation between member festivals thereby fostering the continuity of our guiding principles.

An entertainment rewards program sponsored by Scotiabank and Cineplex Entertainment.

Buy and sell tickets for Canadian events online.

Annual teen beauty pageant in Canada, a competition that holds regional finals in all 10 provinces, the winner of which competes at the Miss Teen World pageant.

Entertainment and showbiz information from a Canadian angle.

April 20. Celebrating Canadian film.

Promotes Canadian film through three core programs: Our Films in Our Schools, Welcome to Canada, and National Canadian Film Day.

The CMPA represents screen-based media companies engaged in the production and distribution of TV, feature film and digital media content in Canada.

Event listings for Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Ottawa, Edmonton, Vancouver, Winnipeg and other Canadian cities.

The Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists is the union of professional performers working in English-language recorded media in Canada including TV, film, radio and digital media.

Incorporated federally as a non-profit corporation that is the national voice of Canada’s professional visual artists.

Funding agency for the Canadian film and television industry. Administers the Equity Investment Program (EIP) and the Licence Fee Program (LFP).

Insurance benefits and investment services to Canadian performers and screenwriters.

A collective voice for independent documentary makers across Canada.

A unique, permanent, and internationally-recognized number for audiovisual works, making immediate and accurate identification possible.

Writing/ about the Canadian media and television scene.

Graphic novels, animated movies, and animated graphic novels, some are based on real people and events. Michael Erdos, author, illustrator, and animator.

To strengthen arts and culture in Canada by connecting arts organizations to business patrons and volunteers.