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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Feds, city in spat over CMHR servicing cost
o Regard posé sur une année d'art urbain
o Julie Favreau: La danse des objets
o Stunning exhibit captures early mountaineering images
o Museum explores outer space
o Belle reconnaissance pour le Musée
o North Sydney Heritage museum open this winter
o Royal B.C. Museum plans major expansion, high rise

Feds, city in spat over CMHR servicing cost
Winnipeg Free Press Share/Partager 
 Winnipeg and Ottawa are squabbling over how much money the Canadian Museum for Human Rights 
must pay the city to cover the cost of servicing the federal institution. But the Province of Manitoba stands 
to lose out in the short term, because Broadway happens to be first in line for the cash. Earlier this year, 
Winnipeg's assessment and taxation department issued the CMHR a $198,000 bill for payment in lieu of 
taxes, or PILT, which is money federal institutions pay municipalities in place of property taxes. More/LIRE 
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Regard posé sur une année d'art urbain
Le Devoir Share/Partager 
 Une avalanche de livres dégoulinants de la fenêtre d'un musée, un totem recomposé en carton sur un mur 
de la rue Saint-Dominique, Obama unit à l'artiste Banksy en pleine campagne électorale aux États-Unis, 
Marcel Duchamp revisité par le tricot sur la rue Saint-Denis, un pont ferroviaire déguisé en Lego... 
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Julie Favreau: La danse des objets
La Presse Share/Partager 
 Toutes deux sont originaires de la région de Québec; elles ont fait une maîtrise en beaux-arts à Concordia 
après un bac à l'UQAM, s'intéressent au tableau vivant et ont été remarquées à la Triennale québécoise 
2011, au Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal. Mais la comparaison s'arrête là. More/LIRE PLUS

Stunning exhibit captures early mountaineering images
The Province Share/Partager 
A new photographic exhibit captures the stunning beauty of local and B.C. mountain ranges from the 
perspective of some of our province's earliest artists and mountaineers. Mountain Light: Photos from the 
BCMC Collection now showing at the North Vancouver Museum and Archives, on West 4th St. in 
Vancouver, shows some of the best images taken by some of the most outstanding photographers from the 
British Columbia Mountaineering Club since it was created in 1907. More/LIRE PLUS

Museum explores outer space
Winnipeg Free Press Share/Partager 
 Thanks to a brand-new exhibit at the Manitoba Museum, ordinary citizens will have an opportunity to go 
where only eight Canadians have gone before - outer space. The museum will be home to Living in 
Space, an interactive exhibit produced by the Canadian Space Agency. Scott Young, manager of science 
communications at the museum, said the purpose of the multimedia exhibit is for people to explore the daily 
challenges of living in a world of weightlessness. More/LIRE PLUS

Belle reconnaissance pour le Musée
Courrier Frontenac Share/Partager 
 Le travail du Musée minéralogique et minier de Thetford Mines a récemment été reconnu au niveau 
canadien dans le cadre du Prix du Gouverneur général pour l'excellence dans les musées: Histoire vivante! 
Lors de la cérémonie des Prix d'histoire du Gouverneur général, qui se déroulait à Rideau Hall àOttawa le 
10 décembre dernier, le Musée s'est en effet classé à titre de finaliste à l'obtention de ce prix pour son 
exposition « Défi Asbestos Hill : Première mine du Nunavik ». More/LIRE PLUS

North Sydney Heritage museum open this winter
Cape Breton Post Share/Partager 
 The North Sydney Heritage Museum in the Cultural and Heritage Centre will be open this winter, with 
some assistance from Employment Nova Scotia. "We have Ruth Ann Gillis back with us," said building 
manager Robert Hillman, who also oversees the day to day operation of the museum. "There has been 
some demand for the Heritage Museum to be open. The past week it's been very busy, which is good to 
see." More/LIRE PLUS

Royal B.C. Museum plans major expansion, high rise
Peninsula Daily News Share/Partager 
 The Royal British Columbia Museum, just two blocks east of the MV Coho ferry dock, expects to unveil a 
new master plan by next September and finish a major redevelopment of its 6.6-acre property in time for 
Canada's sesquicentennial in 2017. No costs or plans are in place on the project, although new zoning 
would permit towers of 12 stories and 14 stories - and some existing buildings that now house such 
features as the National Geographic IMAX theater might come down. More/LIRE PLUS 

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