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Supporting Canada’s Craft Sector: Recommendations for the 2025 Federal Budget
As we approach the 2025 federal budget, the Canadian Crafts Federation/Fédération canadienne des métiers d’art (CCF/FCMA) has worked to put forward pre-budget recommendations for the Federal Minister of Finance. These…
Unpack Craft Jargon: Our New Glossary
Have you ever wondered what lost wax casting means? Or lampwork? The craft community has many terms and acronyms for materials, techniques, tools, and organizations that are familiar to some…
Save the Date for the 2025 Canadian Crafts Federation Symposium: Crafting Connections
We are thrilled to announce the 2025 Canadian Crafts Federation Symposium, “Crafting Connections,” will take place in Ottawa, Ontario from Thursday, February 6th to Sunday, February 9th, 2025. This year’s…
Meet the Creative Minds Behind the Canadian Crafts Federation
Introduction: Take a look behind the scenes at the Canadian Crafts Federation! The CCF/FCMA team is small but mighty, dedicated to our mission of enriching, empowering, and celebrating the professional…
Call for Proposals: Robert Jekyll Award for Leadership in Craft Pin
The Canadian Crafts Federation is seeking proposals for the new Robert Jekyll Award pin. The Robert Jekyll Award for Leadership in Craft is presented annually to individuals who have demonstrated…
Celebrating National Seal Products Day 2024
On May 28, 2024, our Executive Director, Jennifer Wicks, was honoured to attend a reception on Parliament Hill celebrating National Seal Products Day. National Seal Products Day is recognized annually…
Craft at the National Film Board of Canada
The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) is Canada’s public film and digital media producer and distributor. Founded in May of 1939, the NFB just celebrated its 85th Anniversary! In…
A Timeline of Volunteerism at the Canadian Craft Federation: 1900-2000
For over a century, countless individuals have volunteered at the Canadian Craft Federation and our affiliate organizations. Read this timeline of how volunteers shaped—and were shaped by—the formation of the…
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