Canadian artists and creators are known all over the world for their talent, innovative ideas, technical expertise and high-quality creative content. Our creative industries support hundreds of thousands of jobs across the country and drive economic growth. As we build a strong economy at home, diversifying our trade and expanding partnerships and cultural cooperation with China represent significant opportunities for Canada’s creative economy.
Minister Miller strengthens Canada’s creative economy through trade and cultural partnerships with China
Government of Canada, 20 October 2026, Canada
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