The Territorial Partnership Program supports artistic creation, development, and promotion in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region through collaborative projects that incorporate community involvement and can span research, creation, dissemination, and mediation activities. It aims to retain artists in their locality and embraces digital technology inclusion, with funding amounts that vary based on project excellence and alignment with program objectives.

Activities funded

Projects involving partnerships with local community members or groups related to the arts, sciences, or business sectors.
Initiatives that bridge the gap between art and other community sectors, fostering interaction and engagement.
Projects that combine elements of research, creation, and dissemination in one initiative.
Undertakings that incorporate digital technologies into artistic practices.
Programs aimed at the professional development and support of artists and cultural organizations.

Eligibility

Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to the candidate's involvement in partnerships and community connection within Bas-Saint-Laurent.

Projects must involve partnership initiatives connected to the community within Bas-Saint-Laurent.
The applicant must submit their project application directly on the "Mon dossier CALQ" platform.

Who is eligible?

This grant is aimed at fostering collaboration and development within the arts and culture sector specifically in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region. Eligible candidates for this program are:- Professional artists working in any artistic discipline within the Bas-Saint-Laurent region.- Cultural workers and professionals involved with cultural organizations.- Organizations focused on cultural development and artistic production in the region.- Projects that incorporate partnerships with the local community, including groups or individuals connected to the artistic, community, scientific, or business sectors.- Entities that aim to strengthen the local artistic ecosystem through creation, diffusion, or digital integration initiatives.

Who is not eligible

This grant excludes certain companies and industries due to their status or main activity. The restrictions ensure that funds are directed toward strategic sectors aligned with the grant's objectives of fostering artistic and cultural development in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region.

Companies that do not involve partnerships with the local community in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region.
Organizations not related to the artistic, cultural, scientific, community, or business sectors connected to the local arts scene.
Businesses that do not support the professionalization and development of arts and letters.
Projects that do not include components related to research, creation, diffusion, or mediation in the arts.

Eligible geographic areas

This grant is available to companies and projects located in specific areas within the Bas-Saint-Laurent region of Quebec. The eligible locations are part of a collaborative initiative aimed at bolstering the arts and cultural presence in these localities.

MRC de Kamouraska
MRC de La Matanie
MRC de La Matapédia
MRC de La Mitis
MRC des Basques
MRC de Rimouski-Neigette
MRC de Rivière-du-Loup
MRC de Témiscouata
City of La Pocatière
City of Matane
City of Mont-Joli
City of Rimouski

Selection criteria

The evaluation and selection of projects under this grant are primarily based on their merit and alignment with the program's objectives, as well as equitable distribution among different artistic disciplines and geographical areas.

Merit and excellence of the project.
Adherence to program objectives, particularly in stimulating artistic creation and fostering community partnerships.
Equitable representation of artistic disciplines.
Territorial equity, ensuring fair representation across various regions within the Bas-Saint-Laurent area.

How to apply

Consultation of information

Carefully read all the information related to the Program and its various components on the CALQ website.
Watch the informative video clips produced by CBSL in 2022 that clearly outline the steps and specifics to know.

Creation of the file

Create a CALQ file in order to be able to view all the steps of the application to be completed.

Project Development

Structure the skeleton of your project.
Identify potential partners to approach, as the project must involve one or more partners.

Contact and consultations (for non-members)

If you are not part of CBSL and have questions, please contact us by email at accompagnement@culturebsl.ca.
Visit the CBSL support service page.

Access for CBSL members

If you are a member of CBSL and wish to make a request for support, please proceed via the Member Area.

Submission of the request

Submit your application directly online on the "My CALQ file" platform.

Additional information

Here are additional relevant details for this grant:

The Programme allows for a blend of different project types, including research, creation, diffusion, and mediation, encouraging innovative and interdisciplinary submissions.
Projects must involve partnerships with the local community, highlighting the importance of collaboration with various sectors.
There is an emphasis on the inclusion of digital technologies in artistic practices, suggesting a focus on modernization and technological engagement.
An online platform "Mon dossier CALQ" is used for submission and tracking, indicating a streamlined application and monitoring process.
A selection committee composed of peers from various regions evaluates the projects, underlining a diverse and comprehensive evaluation approach.

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Frequently Asked Questions about the MRC Kamouraska — Bas-Saint-Laurent Territorial Partnership Program Program

Here are answers to the most common questions about the MRC Kamouraska — Bas-Saint-Laurent Territorial Partnership Program. This section explains what the program is, how much funding is available, eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and other important details to help you determine if this grant is right for your business.

What is the MRC Kamouraska — Bas-Saint-Laurent Territorial Partnership Program?

How much funding can be received?

What expenses are eligible under MRC Kamouraska — Bas-Saint-Laurent Territorial Partnership Program?

The MRC Kamouraska — Bas-Saint-Laurent Territorial Partnership Program supports various projects aimed at enhancing the cultural landscape and artistic endeavors within the region. Eligible projects focus on collaboration, creation, and dissemination within the arts community. Projects involving partnerships with local community members or groups related to the arts, sciences, or business sectors. Initiatives that bridge the gap between art and other community sectors, fostering interaction and engagement. Projects that combine elements of research, creation, and dissemination in one initiative. Undertakings that incorporate digital technologies into artistic practices. Programs aimed at the professional development and support of artists and cultural organizations.

What is the deadline to apply?

Is the MRC Kamouraska — Bas-Saint-Laurent Territorial Partnership Program a grant, loan, or tax credit?

Who are the financial supporters of the MRC Kamouraska — Bas-Saint-Laurent Territorial Partnership Program?

Who is eligible for the MRC Kamouraska — Bas-Saint-Laurent Territorial Partnership Program program?

To be eligible for the MRC Kamouraska — Bas-Saint-Laurent Territorial Partnership Program program, you must: The project must involve a partnership with individuals, groups, or entities from the Bas-Saint-Laurent region connected to the artistic, community, scientific, or business sectors. Projects must integrate components of research, creation, dissemination, mediation, or a combination of these elements. Applications must be submitted online on the "Mon dossier CALQ" platform.