Canadian Cultural Data Catalogue

The dataset "Macrépertoire" is a Tabular dataset provided by Données Québec. It contains information on organizations and services available in Quebec. The dataset is intended to help users locate and access public services. The data is available in CSV format.

This collection contains table on average income by gender for film and video occupations in Québec.

This dataset provides the classification of feature films broadcast in Quebec according to the Cinema Law, with details like title and classification.

This collection includes table on screening copies and print components of the Cinémathèque québécoise’s film and videotape collections.

This collection includes table on the film-related collections of the Cinémathèque québécoise (posters, photographies, equipment, scripts or monographs and documents).

This collection includes table on attendance of activities at the Cinémathèque québécoise, excluding public screenings and festivals.

This collection provides the main economic, demographic, cultural and environmental indicators for all of Québec, its administrative regions and their regional county municipalities (RCM).

This collection contains reports presenting detailed analysis of the evolution of various expenditure items related to culture and media, taking into account the differences observed between different categories of households.

This collection contains data on the Survey of Québec Government Spending on Culture (Enquête sur les dépenses de l’administration publique québécoise au titre de la culture). It provides a picture of the evolution of direct spending (salaries, purchases of goods and services, purchases of land, equipment, materials or buildings, operating grants and contributions, etc.) and tax spending (tax credits) on culture.

This collection presents a bulletin, based on 1996 and 2006 census data compiled by the Observatoire de la culture et des communications du Québec, provides indicative statistics on professions. The figures, which include counts, percentages, and median incomes, are approximations due to the random rounding method used by Statistics Canada. The bulletin uses the National Occupational Classification for Statistics (NOC-S) to categorize professional activities and provides insights into the employment and income data from the previous year of the census.