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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Glenbow Museum lays off staff
o MSA Library - an art gallery?
o Cumberland County Museum hosts Acadian Day exhibits
o Former staffer: Marineland animals suffering
o Fenêtre sur le Web pour le CCHM
o Summer day invites thoughts of art getaways
o No new materials in Millet archives due to funding cuts
o Diane Dufresne visuelle
o An engine granny could love
o Un atelier d'épouvantails au Musée Marius Barbeau
o Annie Pootoogook, on paper



Glenbow Museum lays off staff
Calgary Herald Share/Partager 
 Fourteen employees at Calgary's Glenbow Museum were handed pink slips as the institution struggles to 
balance its books. For the past three years, the museum has seen an operating deficit of more than $1 
million each year, according to museum president Kirstin Evenden. More/LIRE PLUS



MSA Library - an art gallery?
Abbotsford Times Share/Partager 
 A coalition of community groups is hoping to save the MSA Centennial Library by Jubilee Park and turn it 
into a new art gallery or cultural hub for downtown Abbotsford. The library, which was built with support 
from community groups such as the Rotary, Kinsmen and Lions clubs in 1967 to commemorate Canada's 
confederation, is slated for closure in November when the Abbotsford Community Library opens adjacent to 
Abbotsford Senior Secondary School. More/LIRE PLUS

Cumberland County Museum hosts Acadian Day exhibits
Amherst Daily News Share/Partager 
 Red, white and blue with a bright yellow star will be donned in honour of Acadian Day. The Cumberland 
County Museum will be holding different exhibits in honour of Acadian history in Nova Scotia. More/LIRE 
PLUS

Former staffer: Marineland animals suffering
Toronto Star Share/Partager 
 Larry lies behind bars in a pen, his eyes red and swollen. The harbour seal with 'an amazing little 
personality' who arrived at Marineland about eight years ago is now a shadow of his former self. After 
repeated exposure to unhealthy water, he has gone blind. Larry isn't the only sea mammal living in distress 
at Marineland, the sprawling attraction in Niagara Falls. More/LIRE PLUS

Fenêtre sur le Web pour le CCHM
Le Devoir Share/Partager 
 Une partie des collections muséales du Centre commémoratif de l'Holocauste de Montréal (CCHM) est 
désormais accessible en ligne. Celle-ci est hébergée par le Réseau canadien du patrimoine juif, qui 
regroupe les ressources des principales organisations de préservation de documents d'archives juifs 
canadiens. More/LIRE PLUS

Summer day invites thoughts of art getaways
Brantford Expositor Share/Partager 
 Our spirits crave change, rest, refreshment... and, with August half gone, many of us feel the urge to pack 
in whatever vacation time we can manage before fall. Henry Miller once suggested that what we need is not 
"a place, but a new way of seeing things". Since artists are known for seeing the world in ways that differ 
from most, perhaps we should step into the presence of art in order to wash the dust from world-weary 
eyes. More/LIRE PLUS 





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No new materials in Millet archives due to funding cuts
Wetaskiwin Times Share/Partager 
The Millet and District Museum won't be able to make any new historical materials in its archive available to 
the public due to the elimination of a federal program. The $1.3 million National Archive Development 
Program (NADP), which aims to support the activities of local archives, was terminated April 30 by Library 
and Archives Canada. Due to the program's loss, only two out of 13 provincial and territorial archives will 
remain open, Alberta's being one of them. More/LIRE PLUS

Diane Dufresne visuelle
Le Devoir Share/Partager 
 Soir de vernissage mardi pour la chanteuse et performeuse Diane Dufresne, coiffée d'un chapeau haut de 
forme, qui dévoilait à la Maison du Festival Rio Tinto Alcan Pour amuser la galerie, sa plus récente 
exposition. More/LIRE PLUS

An engine granny could love
Victoria Times Colonist Share/Partager 
 It isn't often that you see a piece of art and think, "Hey, my grandma could really bond with a grease 
monkey over this". But such may be the case with sculptor Clint Neufeld's ceramic reproductions of classic 
engines, detailed with dainty flowers and perched on French provincial furniture. More/LIRE PLUS

Un atelier d'épouvantails au Musée Marius Barbeau
EnBeauce.com Share/Partager 
 Le 15 septembre prochain, l'équipe du Musée Marius-Barbeau invite toutes les familles à son activitéde 
fabrication d´un épouvantail. Le musée exposera les oeuvres de ce « samedi épouvantable » jusqu'au 15 
octobre. More/LIRE PLUS

Annie Pootoogook, on paper
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 Annie Pootoogook, winner of the $50,000 Sobey Art Award in 2006, is reportedly homeless and living on 
the street in Ottawa. Toronto's Art Gallery of Ontario and Ottawa's National Gallery are putting on book-end 
exhibitions, grouping artists from the early years with those doing contemporary work. The result is an 
artistic survey that tells a textured story of how life has changed in the North. More/LIRE PLUS








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