Drawing on previous work, including national and international research and white papers, we will consider what existing and emergent strategies, initiatives, funding structures, policies, and partnerships would be most suitable for sustaining digital scholarship and cultural heritage materials. We will assess the role that humanities scholarship has played in fostering digital content creation in and beyond Canada, the strengths and weaknesses of the various models used to date, and the potential of current and emergent models for fostering diversity of digital content. We will review the literature on the spin-off impacts of digital scholarship for cultural activities in a sector that employs 1.1 million people. Finally, we will consider what kinds of infrastructure investment are needed to sustain digital humanities scholarship in such a way that it can strengthen its role in promoting the arts in Canada, using emergent technologies.