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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Une ambitieuse exposition
o Regina museum curator creating a buzz for farmers
o Canadian Western Command Military convoy arrives in Fort St. John
o German art exhibit finds outpost in Banff
o Wifarer doesn't just map the indoors: It maps the objects within
o Parks Canada: Exhibits added to L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site
o Open house at aviation museum



Une ambitieuse exposition
Journal de Québec Share/Partager 
 L'exposition Les arts en Nouvelle-France réunit depuis ce matin des tableaux, des meubles, des 
sculptures et des cartes géographiques de l'époque. Ces oeuvres religieuses ou profanes, d'origine 
française, québécoise et amérindienne, sont classées en trois grands thèmes, soient Représenter, Décorer 
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Regina museum curator creating a buzz for farmers
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 Behind the unlikely facade of a brick building in Regina, Cory Sheffield sits in his office, using a new, 
$50,000 camera setup to do what no one else has - photograph, identify and categorize tens of thousands 
of Canadian bees. Sheffield is the Royal Saskatchewan Museum's new curator of invertebrate zoology and, 
with the help of a U-Haul truck, lugged somewhere between 50,000 and 70,000 of the insects from his 
former office in Toronto to the Prairies. More/LIRE PLUS

Canadian Western Command Military convoy arrives in Fort St. John
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 If you see a large number of military vehicles in Fort St. John, don't be alarmed. The Canadian Western 
Command Military Vehicle Society is in town as part of its celebration of the 70th Anniversary of the building 
of the Alaska Highway. The convoy of privately-owned vehicles are travelling the distance of the highway to 
Fairbanks, Alaska. The vehicles have been through various military efforts, like World War II, Korea, 
Vietnam and Desert Storm. More/LIRE PLUS 





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German art exhibit finds outpost in Banff
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 Every five years, dOCUMENTA attracts hundreds of thousands of people to Kassel, Germany with an 
exhibition of mostly contemporary visual art that is massive in scale and culturally important in content. This 
year, for the first time, dOCUMENTA has extended its footprint beyond Kassel simultaneously with the 100-
day long exhibition. More/LIRE PLUS

Wifarer doesn't just map the indoors: It maps the objects within
Bloomberg Businessweek Share/Partager 
 Standing in front of that woolly mammoth exhibit, you might crave more information than what's printed on 
the display card at the stuffed beast's foot. If you happen to be at the Royal BC Museum, in Victoria, 
Canada, though, you need only look down at your smartphone. More/LIRE PLUS

Parks Canada: Exhibits added to L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site
The Canadian Press Share/Partager 
 New exhibits in the visitor centre and on the grounds of L'Anse aux Meadows explain the Norse history of 
the national historic site, says Parks Canada. The additions are among major upgrades that have been 
completed at the site of the first European presence in North America. Special 'flame sculptures' have also 
been installed at the locations of known aboriginal hearths to commemorate native cultures associated with 
L'Anse aux Meadows. More/LIRE PLUS

Open house at aviation museum
Victoria Times Colonist Share/Partager 
 If a plane or helicopter has flown over British Columbia, it is likely to be preserved at the B.C. Aviation 
Museum. On Saturday, the museum opens its hangar doors to the public at its annual open house. The 
museum collects, restores and displays aircraft and artifacts related to aviation in Canada, with the 
emphasis on B.C. aviation. More/LIRE PLUS








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