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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Kirstin Evenden out as head of Calgary's Glenbow
o Les billets pour voir Tristan fou de Salvador Dalí s'envolent
o Homer Watson Gallery curator laid off
o Interview: Robert Bateman finds he does love the National Gallery of Canada
o Is Harper trying to reshape national identity?
o Dan Aykroyd goes from Ghostbuster to bone duster
o Museum gets a blast from St. Catharines auto-making past
o HMCS Wetaskiwin model to be unveiled

Kirstin Evenden out as head of Calgary's Glenbow
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 Kirstin Evenden has resigned as President and CEO of Calgary's Glenbow Museum, less than two months 
after declaring she was confident the museum's woes could be turned around, on the day of the museum's 
Annual General Meeting. A news release sent out announced that Donna Livingstone has been appointed 
interim president and CEO of the Glenbow, in the wake of Evenden's resignation. Livingstone is currently 
the director, cultural and community programming, with Libraries and Cultural Resources at the University 
of Calgary. More/LIRE PLUS

Les billets pour voir Tristan fou de Salvador Dalís'envolent
La Presse Share/Partager 
 Les 3000 billets que la Place des arts avaient rendus disponibles au public afin de pouvoir admirer la toile 
Tristan Fou de Salvador Dalí, ce mercredi, se sont envolés rapidement. Bien des gens, notamment des 
lecteurs de La Presse, ont eu la désagréable surprise de revenir bredouille après s'être présentés à la 
billetterie de la Place des Arts. More/LIRE PLUS

Homer Watson Gallery curator laid off
The Record Share 
 The Homer Watson Gallery has lost its curator. Sandu Sindile was laid off from the Kitchener gallery. He 
had held the position for close to five years. Executive director/curator Faith Hieblinger confirms the gallery 
was forced to reorganize in response to difficult economic times. More

Interview: Robert Bateman finds he does love the National Gallery of Canada
Ottawa Citizen Share/Partager 
 One of Canada's best-known artists, Robert Bateman, is eager to visit the National Gallery of Canada - 
even if his own paintings do not hang on its walls. "It may not be mutual but I do love the National Gallery," 
Bateman, 82, says with a laugh. More/LIRE PLUS 

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Is Harper trying to reshape national identity?
Victoria Times Colonist Share/Partager 
 When Prime Minister Stephen Harper put the 'Royal' back in the Royal Canadian Air Force and portraits of 
the Queen back in Canadian embassies, he raised a few eyebrows across the country. Then came the 
lavish celebration of the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812 last summer and people began to ask 
questions. Is Harper trying to reshape the national identity? More/LIRE PLUS

Dan Aykroyd goes from Ghostbuster to bone duster
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 Ottawa-born actor Dan Aykroyd says he hopes learning about dinosaurs will inspire more young 
Canadians to put down their laptops and explore the rich geographical history of their country. Long known 
for his love of the outdoors, the Blues Brothers actor is in Ottawa this week with his wife, Donna Dixon 
Aykroyd, to hand out an award on behalf of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society. More/LIRE PLUS

Museum gets a blast from St. Catharines auto-making past
St. Catharines Standard Share/Partager 
 Calling all car buffs. History geeks, too. The St. Catharines Museum will soon have an automotive blast 
from the past on display. It's a 1905 Oldsmobile Touring Roundabout, a roadster that was manufactured at 
the old Packard Electric plant in St. Catharines. The engine is the original. The rest of the car has been 
restored at various times over the years. More/LIRE PLUS

HMCS Wetaskiwin model to be unveiled
Wetaskiwin Times Share/Partager 
 The Wetaskiwin Heritage Museum is giving a special to salute to our country's naval heroes this coming 
weekend. The museum will mark this year's Remembrance Day with a tribute to the Canadian Navy and 
the unveiling of a hand-built model of the HMCS Wetaskiwin. The model, which the museum received this 
past June, was donated to them by the builder, Don Watson, who served on the corvette class ship from 
1942-1944. More/LIRE PLUS

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