The filed record
Toronto’s Film Industry: Protecting a Valuable Asset
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The decision
2023-11-30 · Planning and Housing Committee · received
As filed
The Planning and Housing Committee received the item for information.
On the agenda
As the city filed it
The Film Commissioner and Director of Entertainment Industries will present on November 30th an overview of the value of the film industry to Toronto in terms of jobs, economic impact, inclusion, adjacent industries, and cultural value. The presentation will also address current significant challenges, including impacts of the SAG-AFTRA / WGA strikes, the competitive landscape, and the importance of preserving employment lands.
On the record
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