Affordable artist housing and studio space
Protect and expand places to live, rehearse, make, edit, fabricate and build careers.
Culture is not decoration. Culture creates identity, tourism, economic output, neighbourhood vitality and global reputation.
Film, television, music, games, animation, publishing, fashion, design, architecture, digital arts, theatre, dance, museums and festivals are part of Toronto’s economic and civic infrastructure.
Protect and expand places to live, rehearse, make, edit, fabricate and build careers.
Support spaces where emerging and established creators can produce, perform and collaborate.
Make permitting and public-realm management predictable enough for culture to flourish without abandoning safety or neighbourhood responsibility.
Use public projects to create paid opportunities for local design and storytelling rooted in place.
Support performers, crews, crafts, technicians, producers, designers, writers, postproduction, immersive media and Canadian intellectual property.
Use responsible technology to expand capability while protecting consent, attribution, authorship and fair work.
City of Stories: Toronto should be known as a place that creates culture the world wants—not only a place that consumes it.
A creative project designed to showcase Toronto artists, performers, designers, film workers, crafts, emerging talent and new production methods.
Toronto should not only host the world’s stories. It should help its own creators own, build and share them. That means protecting rights, consent, credit, professional standards and human creative control.


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