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We are an investment program that funds digital storytelling projects for Canadian museums and heritage, cultural and Indigenous organizations. We provide up to $250,000 alongside expert guidance in web accessibility.

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Illustration of SS Bannockburn struggling in dark, stormy seas at night. Black and white photograph of a windowless room with floral wallpaper. A lamp hangs from the ceiling, a large cabinet is on the right wall, and a large sink is on the left wall. In the center is a large table with an array of laboratory instruments. Test tubes, beakers, and other less recognizable instruments are handled by two women in nurse's uniforms and a man in a lab coat.
Canadian soldiers disembark from their attack helicopter in single file. Equipped with weapons and combat gear, they are determined, focussed and ready for the many adventures awaiting them in foreign territory. Black and white photograph of Mississaga St. taken from the right corner of West St. and Mississaga St. The street is milling with people and vendors, numerous trees, and the sign for “Miller's Ladies Wear” is clearly visible.
A spread of various traditional dishes on a table with rice, curries, and bananas on a green woven mat. The food is served in earthenware pots. Black and white photograph of a man in a suit standing in a large room with machinery. An image drawn using Telidon featuring a computer screen and keyboard. A butterfly is on the computer’s screen.
2025

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Digital Projects

up to $250,000

Develop an online project from the ground up, with the support of a web development agency.

Digital Projects Funding

Community Stories

$25,000

Using DMC’s website-building platform, focus on content development and digital storytelling.

Community Stories Funding

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Funded Projects

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Illustration of Joseph-Armand Bombardier driving his 1934 prototype outside on a winter evening.

Gliding on snow: one man’s dream

Musée de l’ingéniosité J. Armand Bombardier

2026

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An image drawn using Telidon featuring a computer screen and keyboard. A butterfly is on the computer’s screen.

Remember Tomorrow: A Telidon Story

InterAccess

2025

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Image is made up of three colour photographs. One the left: Marion Powell with short, light-coloured hair, smiling at the camera. She is wearing a dark jacket over a blue blouse. Centre image: A collection of vintage birth control products. The items include pill packets, condoms, and product packaging with diverse designs. On the right: A three-story building with a steep, dark-coloured roof with dormer windows. The building has a blue door and a sign reading “BAY CENTRE FOR BIRTH CONTROL.”

Dr. Marion Powell – The Mother of Birth Control in Canada

The Miss Margaret Robins Archives of Women’s College Hospital

2026

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Awarded projects submitted as part of the 2024 call for proposals

May 15, 2025

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