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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Head fundraiser leaving human rights museum
o Le Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal lance un concours d'architecture pour son Pavillon 5
o Cuts to Rideau Canal hours and budget raising alarm bells
o Charles Lapointe au Conseil des arts de Montréal
o Thorold leading way in recognizing historic properties
o Submarine a home run for tourism



Head fundraiser leaving human rights museum
Winnipeg Free Press Share/Partager 
 The acting CEO of the fundraising arm of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights is adding her name to 
the list of former employees and fundraisers of the museum. Susan Graham has been acting as the CEO of 
Friends of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights since June, when Dav Cvitokovic left to 'pursue other 
opportunities' after less than a year in the job. More/LIRE PLUS



Le Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal lance un concours d'architecture pour son Pavillon 5
Le Devoir Share/Partager 
 Le concours d'architecture pour doter le Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal (MBAM) d'un cinquième 
pavillon est lancé. Le ministre de la Culture, Maka Kotto, a confirmélundi l'enveloppe de 18,5 millions de 
dollars pour la construction de l'édifice rue Bishop, déjà prévue au budget du gouvernement libéral, en 
mars dernier. More/LIRE PLUS

Cuts to Rideau Canal hours and budget raising alarm bells
Ottawa Citizen Share/Partager 
 Cuts to the historic Rideau Canal's operating hours, coupled with budget reductions at Parks Canada, are 
raising serious concerns and could even put its World Heritage Site designation at risk, canal supporters 
say. While Parks Canada announced that the 180-year-old canal will operate from May 17 through 
Thanksgiving as in the past, daily hours of operation have been cut, in some cases more than expected. 
More/LIRE PLUS

Charles Lapointe au Conseil des arts de Montréal
Le Devoir Share/Partager 
 Charles Lapointe remplacera Louise Roy à la présidence du Conseil des arts de Montréal. Le second 
mandat de Mme Roy se terminera, après six ans de services, à la fin de l'année. Président-directeur 
général de Tourisme Montréal depuis 1989, M. Lapointe a siégé au sein des conseils d'administration des 
Ballets jazz de Montréal, de l'Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, du Centre Segal et des défunts Festival 
international de nouvelle danse et revue Parachute. More/LIRE PLUS

Thorold leading way in recognizing historic properties
Niagara This Week Share/Partager 
 Thorold has become a 'shining' example of how communities can preserve invaluable heritage buildings, 
says a spokesman for the Heritage Canada Foundation. Chris Wiebe, manager of heritage policy and 
government relations for the national charity dedicated to the preservation of nationally significant, historic 
buildings, structures and places, spent some time recently touring some of the many sites in Thorold that 
have received historic designations. He came away very impressed. More/LIRE PLUS

Submarine a home run for tourism
Sudbury Star Share/Partager 
 With Mother Nature batting for it, Ontario's never had to belt out made-from-scratch tourism hits. Stunning 
natural vistas, we do. Colossal theme parks, not so much. Not that some parts of the province couldn't use 
a Disney-like home run to revive their economies. Take the denuded flatlands of Southwestern Ontario 
between Detroit and Toronto, through which the nation's busiest highway runs. More/LIRE PLUS 








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