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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Manitoba arts groups get $2.2 million in funding
o Agrandissement retardé
o Michael Snow's object lessons
o U.S. photographer picks Kennedy Gallery for Canadian debut
o Canadian Badlands offer a hotbed of dinosaur fossils
o Sloman School Car celebration is July 21
o Hit the road to southern Alberta
o Rug-hooking artist 'finds home' at Multi



Manitoba arts groups get $2.2 million in funding
Brandon Sun Share/Partager 
 Manitoba arts and cultural organizations will get $2.2 million in funding from the Harper government this 
year, St. Boniface MP Shelly Glover. Glover said the 23 groups receiving funding, including the Festival du 
Voyageur and Manitoba Theatre for Young People, will get the support through seven programs under the 
Department of Canadian Heritage. More/LIRE PLUS



Agrandissement retardé
Le Journal de Québec Share/Partager 
 Les travaux d'agrandissement du Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, qui devaient débuter cet 
automne, seront retardés parce que le processus d'appel d'offres devra être repris du début. L'inauguration 
du nouveau pavillon de 90 millions de dollars, prévue pour 2014, pourrait donc être reportée. More/LIRE 
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Michael Snow's object lessons
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 Except perhaps for their children's departments, art galleries tend to be 'look-but-don't-touch' zones for 
patrons. So it's a bit of surprise to attend Objects of Vision at the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto and be 
invited, encouraged even, to crawl under, walk through, sit on, peer into and touch some of the 14 artifacts 
on display. More/LIRE PLUS

U.S. photographer picks Kennedy Gallery for Canadian debut
North Bay Nugget Share/Partager 
 Tea with Katharine Hepburn. Lunch with Faye Dunaway. Photographers never lose the anxiety of meeting 
the subjects of their portraits, and that more than any equipment within Lonnie Schlein's reach has taught 
him how to break down barriers and find what makes people tick. More/LIRE PLUS 





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Canadian Badlands offer a hotbed of dinosaur fossils
Chicago Tribune Share/Partager 
 Though most people view dinosaur bones in air-conditioned natural history museums, in the Canadian 
Badlands travelers can see them outside, where the fossils still poke out of the ground. More/LIRE PLUS

Sloman School Car celebration is July 21
Mitchell Advocate Share/Partager 
 Area residents and visitors are being urged to get on board the Sloman School Car train, as it celebrates 
its 30th year of educating educational and train buffs alike. It isn't often that the main artifact of a museum is 
the museum itself. But so it is with the soon to be 100-year-old Sloman School on Wheels Railcar Museum, 
resting on its specially built rail bed in south Clinton's Sloman Park. More/LIRE PLUS

Hit the road to southern Alberta
Calgary Herald Share/Partager 
 If you're looking for an ideal Alberta getaway, it's time to circle the wagons, cars, SUVs and trucks. There's 
a perfect ring of high-ways - a circle tour - in the southern part of the province that attracts visitors from 
far and wide. The area is packed full of attractions, natural beauty, historic sites and activities, while also 
offering dozens of farmers' markets, festivals, arts and craft stops, rodeos and powwows. More/LIRE PLUS

Rug-hooking artist 'finds home' at Multi
Spruce Grove Examiner Share/Partager 
 Rachelle LeBlanc, the latest feature artist at the Multicultural Heritage Centre's Public Art Gallery, is hoping 
to `hook´ audiences with her rug-hooking exhibit 'Finding Home' opening this weekend. More/LIRE PLUS







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