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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Montreal artworks damaged by flooding after downpour
o L'architecture pour les nuls àRadio-Canada
o Musée puts focus on frontier photographers
o RCMP investigating N.B. art theft
o Lighthouse petitions are in
o Canada should share its resource wealth
o From tea and pastries to whale meat buffets, Canada's Diamond Jubilee celebrations



Montreal artworks damaged by flooding after downpour
CBC Share/Partager 
 Hundreds of works of rare art have been damaged at one of Montreal's main museums by heavy rains that 
battered the city, flooding basements and overwhelming the city's aging infrastructure. One hard-hit area 
was Montreal's downtown, including the Place des Arts complex, where the museum is located. More/LIRE 
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L'architecture pour les nuls à Radio-Canada
La Presse Share/Partager 
 Parce que les murs n'ont pas seulement des oreilles, ils parlent. Pour leur tirer des confidences, Catherine 
Lachaussée assure l'animation de la série, secondée par l'architecte bien connu Pierre Thibault, 
«coolement philosophe», selon l'animatrice. Huit demi-heures à contempler, entièrement produites à 
Québec chez Productions VF, et diffusées localement dans la case occupée jusqu'ici par Vie de quartier. 
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Musée puts focus on frontier photographers
St. Albert Leader Share/Partager 
 A new exhibit of photos at the Musée Heritage Museum says as much about the photographers as it does 
about the subjects of the photos, according to the museum's curator. The exhibit In Focus: Photographing 
the Alberta and Montana Frontier 1870-1930 is on loan from the Glenbow Museum in Calgary and opened 
on Tuesday, and features photos of ranchers, First Nations people and the North West Mounted Police who 
arrived to bring law and order to the territory. More/LIRE PLUS

RCMP investigating N.B. art theft
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 RCMP said in a press release Wednesday they are investigating the May 14 painting theft from an artist in 
Grand-Barachois, N.B. Celebrated Acadian painter Roméo Savoie said a man posing as a University of 
Moncton professor visited his studio two weeks ago and said he was interested in buying one of the artist's 
paintings. More/LIRE PLUS 





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Lighthouse petitions are in
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 While not all petitions expected from Newfoundland and Labrador have been processed, it appears there 
will be plenty of local lighthouses in the running to receive a heritage designation under the Heritage 
Lighthouse Protection Act. More/LIRE PLUS

Canada should share its resource wealth
The Vancouver Sun Share/Partager 
 It seems everyone has advice on how Western Canada should manage its resources. NDP leader Thomas 
Mulcair blames the oilsands for "Dutch disease," the notion that high resource prices cause a hollowing out 
of manufacturing. It's a largely mistaken claim, given that manufacturing in Western economies has been 
under pressure from more competitive emerging economies for some time. Nevertheless, Mulcair would 
slow down the energy sector by adding a carbon tax (though he'll skip the same as applied to the 
automotive industry). More/LIRE PLUS

>From tea and pastries to whale meat buffets, Canada's Diamond Jubilee celebrations
CBC Share/Partager 
When Canadians mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee this year, they'll be doing more than sipping tea and 
savouring sweet pastries. For sure, enjoying a cup of Earl Grey will be part of some community 
celebrations to honour Elizabeth's six decades on the throne. But some events are scheduled to offer more 
diverse local fare - such as whale and reindeer meat - and to give Canadians the chance to do 
everything from making their own fascinator hats to appreciating art that reflects the country's cultural 
heritage. More/LIRE PLUS







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