
September 23, 2010: Straight.com, Stephen Thomson reports:
B.C.’s minister of tourism, culture, and the arts has offered a few hints about how exactly the provincial government might allocate remaining arts Legacy funding.
For 2010, $3 million has been put toward B.C. Spirit Festivals to be held in February, and $7 million has been provided to the B.C. Arts Council. The B.C. government has said annual amounts of $10 million will also be available in 2011 and 2012.
“You’ve seen how we allocated this year’s [Legacy funds]. We’ll cross that bridge when we come to it,” Minister Kevin Krueger said when asked how the remaining funds will be allocated.
B.C.’s minister of tourism, culture, and the arts has offered a few hints about how exactly the provincial government might allocate remaining arts Legacy funding.
For 2010, $3 million has been put toward B.C. Spirit Festivals to be held in February, and $7 million has been provided to the B.C. Arts Council. The B.C. government has said annual amounts of $10 million will also be available in 2011 and 2012.
“You’ve seen how we allocated this year’s [Legacy funds]. We’ll cross that bridge when we come to it,” Minister Kevin Krueger said when asked how the remaining funds will be allocated.
Krueger made the comment in a brief interview with the Straight following a September 17 speech in downtown Vancouver hosted by the Vancouver AM Tourism Association.

























