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Culture at School: Côte-Nord Fears Major Cuts
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Considered cuts to the Culture at School program and to cultural field trips could represent a reduction of almost half of the budget devoted to these measures over the next few years. For the North Shore, such a setback would have consequences that are considered to be particularly severe. In a press release issued on February 17, Culture Côte-Nord called for full funding for the Culture at School program and school outings in cultural environm…
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Le Nord-CôtierConsidered cuts to the Culture at School program and to cultural field trips could represent a reduction of almost half of the budget devoted to these measures over the next few years. For the North Shore, such a setback would have consequences that are considered to be particularly severe. In a press release issued on February 17, Culture Côte-Nord called for full funding for the Culture at School program and school outings in cultural environm…
In total, according to the Auditor General of Quebec's report to the National Assembly for 2025-2026, the ministry wants to cut $13 million for 2026-2027 and $26.5 million for the next three school years, which represents half of the budget allocated to the Culture at School and to out-of-school in a cultural setting, so that young people would no longer have access to artists who visited their classrooms, nor to out-of-school in theatre or muse…
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