Canadian Dance Assembly

Volume 23, Issue 4
July/August 2020

Landslide: Dance for the Future

Conference | Colloque

Ottawa ON
November 15-16 novembre 2019
All

On the Ground

Voting 101

By Kate Cornell

Everything you need to know about voting this October and why it matters for the arts sector.

Posted September 17, 2019

Canadian Dance Assembly

Canadian Dance Assembly's 2017 National Conference

Conference | Colloque

Calgary AB
October 19-20 octobre 2017
Various

Roger Sinha / Photo by Michael Slobodian

Canada's International Dance Day Message 2017

Since 2005, the Canadian Dance Assembly (CDA) has issued a message on behalf of the dance community in Canada as part of International Dance Day (IDD) on April 29. This year’s IDD Ambassador is Montréal-based dance artist and Sinha Danse Artistic Director Roger Sinha. He was invited to share his message about dance’s integral place in the lives of Canadians.

Posted April 14, 2017

Canada's International Dance Day Message by Lazylegz & Projet RAD

Project RAD's International Dance Day Message

Luca “Lazylegz” Patuelli is the Canadian Dance Assembly’s National Youth Ambassador for Dance. Along with his organization, Project RAD, Patuelli imparts an International Dance Day message of inclusiveness.

Posted April 29, 2016

2016 Dance Day Message

Since 2005, the Canadian Dance Assembly has issued a message on behalf of the dance community in Canada as part of International Dance Day on April 29. This year’s IDD Ambassador is Halifax-based dance artist and Mocean Dance Co-Artistic Director Susanne Chui.

Posted April 18, 2016

Canadian Dance Decorated

Artistic Director Louis Robitaille of Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal, Canadian Dance Assembly Executive Director Kate Cornell, Decidedly Jazz Danceworks’ Founder in Residence Vicki Adams Willis and more are celebrated for their contribution to Canadian dance.

Posted April 12, 2016

Canadian Dance Assembly, Dancemakers

Toronto Dance Community Spring Meet Up

Talk | Conférence

Toronto ON
March 15 mars 2016
12:00
Multidisciplinary

Performing Arts Exemptions Around Hiring Temporary Foreign Workers

The Canadian Dance Assembly recently shared with its membership that the Government of Canada has announced the creation of a new Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) exemption category for the performing arts disciplines of dance, opera, orchestra and live theatre. The exemption takes effect February 17.

Posted February 17, 2016

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