Over 50 years later, AFBS are still committed to nurturing the health and growing the wealth of Canadian performers and screenwriters so they can live life on the pages, stages, screens, and airwaves. For members,
ACTRA is seeking approximately 15-20 Indigenous ACTRA members from across the country to represent ACTRA at the Indigenous Production Summit this Fall. For more information,
TORONTO (September 1, 2026) – U.S. President Donald Trump’s demand for a federal film and television production incentive is a stark reminder that governments around the world understand the strategic importance of a strong domestic screen industry. While nothing has yet been decided in the United States, the message to…
TORONTO (August 26, 2026) Canada was right to refuse a trade deal that asked too much and offered too little. Prime Minister Carney has made it clear that Canada will not compromise our sovereignty, the protection of the French language or our culture after U.S. negotiators sought fundamental concessions over…
This Labour Day, Monday, September 7, we celebrate the strength, solidarity and achievements of workers and unions across Canada.
ACTRA is encouraging members to participate directly in the Government of Canada’s 2026 pre-budget consultations, open until September 8.
