Quebec Relations
This site presents translated summaries of information obtained from each funding body’s website. While we strive to ensure that all program information is as accurate and up-to-date as possible, we encourage users to consult each funder’s program documentation in full or to contact a program officer directly with any questions prior to submitting an application.
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This section of the program aims to maintain a network of modern bookstores that can attract a diverse customer base. It also encourages the physical development of bookstores so as to be able to hold intermediary activities.
The program is designed to foster the development, consolidation and adaptation needs of companies and organizations working in the Quebec film industry, in a context of evolving film supply, promotion and distribution of films.
This program is administered by SODEC in the form of a loan guarantee (in exceptional circumstances, it can also be offered as a direct loan) to cover a maximum of 75% of an expected refundable tax credit.
This program ensures that Quebec cultural enterprises are represented in large markets and international fairs.
This section of the program supports Quebec publishing companies seeking to carry out a coherent set of commercial development activities for the sale of works by Quebec authors outside of the province. This commercial strategy, which is carried out over a two-year period, promotes the company’s strategic development.
The program is designed to foster the development, consolidation and adaptation needs of companies and organizations working in the Quebec film industry, in a context of evolving film supply, promotion and distribution of films.
This program supports the productions of companies employing interactive multimedia technologies so that Quebec can distinguish itself on an international stage.
This section of the program contributes to reinforcing reciprocity in exchanges and the value of Quebec cultural industries internationally.
This section of the project supports Quebec publishing companies and their export projects that demonstrate commercial potential in order to stimulate sales outside of the province for Quebec authors. These projects allow companies to pursue specific one-time business opportunities outside of their regular activities abroad. This section of the program can also support Quebec publishing companies, under exceptional circumstances, in the acquisition and translation of a foreign work so as to enrich the editorial quality of its catalogue.
The program is designed to foster the development, consolidation and adaptation needs of companies and organizations working in the Quebec film industry, in a context of evolving film supply, promotion and distribution of films.
