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Artscape formally enters receivership - Vimarsana News

Artscape formally enters receivership

Artscape announced in August that its primary lender TD Bank was taking steps to place the organization into receivership, at a time when the non-profit owed the bank more than $21-million

Artist-studio provider Artscape owed $21-million to TD, faces receivership court date next week - Vimarsana News

Artist-studio provider Artscape owed $21-million to TD, faces receivership court date next week

Court documents show the organization’s long-term debt reached $31.7-million by the end of 2022, and it ran a $3.7-million deficit from operations that year

Artscape tried to launch a 'game changer' for artists. Now it's on the brink of collapse - Vimarsana News

Artscape tried to launch a 'game changer' for artists. Now it's on the brink of collapse

After three decades of providing affordable living and studio space for artists in Toronto, Artscape set out to develop a new co-working and creative project called Launchpad. That’s when it all began to unravel

Artscape tells tenants it secured funding through September, after entering receivership - Vimarsana News

Artscape tells tenants it secured funding through September, after entering receivership

Toronto Artscape Inc. chief operating officer Kelly Rintoul told tenants abouts the funding over the next few weeks, while the non-profit sorts out transition plans

Ontario gov't announces skills funding for newcomers - Vimarsana News

Ontario gov't announces skills funding for newcomers

The Ontario government is spending $2.6 million to bolster four free training projects in the province, which would help around 300 people, including displaced Afghans and Ukrainians.