Company Directories
Information and Cultural Industries (NAICS 51)

Under this topic you will find links to Canadian Company Capabilities (CCC) on Industry Canada's website. The CCC site is an innovative platform connecting companies in order to enhance their business opportunities. It is intended to increase the visibility of companies in Canada to foreign and domestic buyers, sellers, distributors and partners.

The CCC database contains the operating characteristics and business profiles (i.e. contacts, products, services, trade experience and technology) of over 50,000 Canadian companies. Search results from the database can be printed in complete, short or custom reports.

Change NAICS Level…41-91 > Services-Producing Industries 511 > Publishing Industries (except Internet)512 > Motion Picture and Sound Recording Industries515 > Broadcasting (except Internet)517 > Telecommunications518 > Data Processing, Hosting, and Related Services519 > Other Information Services
Change Topic…DefinitionEstablishmentsSME BenchmarkingGDPLabour ProductivityCapital InvestmentOther Information

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The following links provide a list of the companies within CCC that have self-identified business activities (primary OR secondary) within the Information and Cultural Industries (NAICS 51) sector in Canada.

Publishing Industries (NAICS 511)

• Newspaper, Periodical, Book and Database Publishers (NAICS 5111)
• Software Publishers (NAICS 5112)

Motion Picture and Sound Recording Industries (NAICS 512)

• Motion Picture and Video Industries (NAICS 5121)
• Sound Recording Industries (NAICS 5122)

Broadcasting and Telecommunications (NAICS 513)

• Radio and Television Broadcasting (NAICS 5131)
• Pay TV, Specialty TV and Program Distribution (NAICS 5132)
• Telecommunications (NAICS 5133)

Information Services and Data Processing Services (NAICS 514)

• Information Services (NAICS 5141)
• Data Processing Services (NAICS 5142)

Please note that the information contained within the CCC may not necessarily represent the true list of establishments that correspond with Statistics Canada's surveys and data. The industrial classification is identified by the company or based on the business activities documented in its company profile. Therefore, the information obtained from the CCC is not intended for the compilation of industry statistics.