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Creativity and culture build local economies. Across Ontario municipalities are turning to municipal cultural planning (MCP) to support culture-led economic and community development. MCP is a tool for identifying what is unique about a community and using it for economic prosperity and improved quality of life.
This website is a resource for municipalities interested in learning more about MCP and the opportunities it offers their communities.
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This workshop will include presentations on Creative City Network of Canada’s cultural planning and mapping toolkits, panel discussions from those in the field and a facilitated discussion on what’s next will give you the knowledge and connections to move the cultural planning agenda forward in your community. Join cultural planning practitioners from across Ontario for an inspiring and informative workshop on cultural planning and mapping. The workshop is presented by the CCNC in partnership with the City of Toronto, Municipal Cultural Planning Incorporated and the Martin Prosperity Institute.
Cultural Mapping and Cultural Planning: Making the Connection
Dates: March 2-3, 2010
Day 1: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Day 2: 8:30am - 2:00pm
Location: MaRS Centre, Toronto, ON
Speakers:
Diana Butler, Sue Stewart and Kelly Hill
Registration Fee: $200 (+ GST) per person;
includes lunches and refreshments
Workshop is limited to 50 participants. Register now!
Municipal Cultural Planning Partnership is grateful for the support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation.

From the RFP:
"The Town of Collingwood is seeking the professional services of a Consultant (or consulting team) having experience in the field of cultural mapping. The Consultant will develop a Cultural Map for the geographic region encompassing the Town of Collingwood, Town of BlueMountains, Clearview Township and Wasaga Beach. The Cultural Map will serve as a component of a Regional Economic Development Strategy and provide the foundation for future independent and collaborative municipal cultural planning.
The Cultural Mapping Project is one element of a Regional Economic Development Strategy, the purpose of which is to build upon the assets of the four communities, guide economic development decision making, and facilitate investment attraction and economic growth in the Region. The Project is funded by the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade."
The RFP is attached here.