From November 16 to 19, 2025, delegates from British Columbia will attend the International Documentary Forum (IDFA) in Amsterdam, supported by Creative BC’s Passports to Markets program. The International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam is the world’s largest...
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Fourteen B.C. film projects receive $1.4M in production financing from Creative BC
Vancouver, B.C. (November 5, 2025) – Today, Creative BC announces the 14 projects that will receive production and post production financing for their long form scripted feature length films, documentaries, and series projects. With grants of $50K to $200K each, this...
$419K in funding boosts growth for 43 B.C. music and sound recording businesses
Vancouver, B.C. (November 3, 2025) - Creative BC today announced 43 grants through its Business Foundations program, totaling $419,265 awarded to recipients across British Columbia. Launched in 2023, the program supports the growth of businesses owned by people from...
Poetry in Transit campaign marks 25th anniversary with publication of anthology
The anthology includes poems by Canadian-published, BC-residing poets from each year of the program since its establishment in 1996. Editor Evelyn Lau contributed a foreword that reflects on the impact this campaign has in the lives of transit riders. The cover design is inspired by classic TransLink bus tickets. The digital anthology can be found on poetryintransit25.ca.
A limited number of print copies of the anthology will be shared with the publishers and poets whose work is featured in the campaign, as well as to lucky transit riders in Vancouver who may find copies hidden around the TransLink system. Additionally, poets who appear in the anthology will be encouraged to hide copies in local transit systems around the province.
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