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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Fossilized horn leads to new dinosaur discovery
o Montréal, Far West de l'archéologie?
o HMCS Ojibwa: A cold War Veteran's last voyage
o Quand le multimédia rencontre le miniature
o Has the War of 1812 been over-hyped?
o Musée throws caution to wind
o Canadian dinosaur hunter honoured for years of achievement
o Michael Snow plays his Trump card



Fossilized horn leads to new dinosaur discovery
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 A piece of a fossilized reptilian horn that sat in an Ottawa museum for decades has led to the discovery of 
a new dinosaur species the size of a rhinoceros that roamed Alberta 80 million years ago. Pieces of skulls 
from the recently named Xenoceratops were originally dug up from rocky sediments in southern Alberta 
sediments in 1958. More/LIRE PLUS



Montréal, Far West de l'archéologie?
Le Devoir Share/Partager 
 Péril en l'histoire du sous-sol montréalais. Il n'y a plus d´archéologue à la division montréalaise du 
ministère de la Culture et des Communications (MCCQ). Et le milieu, qui s'affaire à boucler ses 
interventions avant l'hiver, s'en inquiète. More/LIRE PLUS

HMCS Ojibwa: A cold War Veteran's last voyage
Hamilton Spectator Share/Partager 
 Plans to move a retired Cold War submarine from Hamilton to a new berth as a museum have been 
delayed because of Lake Erie's unpredictable November weather. HMCS Ojibwa, the last of Canada's Cold 
War-era Oberon class submarines, has been resting in Hamilton Harbour since May, being prepared for a 
tricky final voyage to the Lake Erie town of Port Burwell. More/LIRE PLUS

Quand le multimédia rencontre le miniature
Journal de Québec Share/Partager 
 Le Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec pousse de nouveau ses explorations, entraînant cette fois le 
visiteur dans sa Cité performative. Le coup d'oeil est impressionnant dans la salle 1 du pavillon Gérard-
Morisset: une installation multimédia comportant plusieurs maquettes, lesquelles, rassemblées sur une 
plate-forme de grandes dimensions, forment une sorte de ville imaginaire miniaturisée. More/LIRE PLUS 





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Has the War of 1812 been over-hyped?
Ottawa Citizen Share/Partager 
 History, to be properly understood, should be studied in the round. Historical narratives are seldom a 
straight line between two points. Lessons are often complicated, even contradictory. Unintended 
consequences can abound. Governments, however, have a straightforward agenda: to be re-elected by 
appealing to particular segments of the electorate. More/LIRE PLUS

Musée throws caution to wind
St. Albert Leader Share/Partager 
 If the question is, 'What's happening at the Musée Heritage Museum this winter?' then the answer, my 
friends, is blowing in the wind. The museum, located in St. Albert Place, is playing host to an exhibit on loan 
from the Canadian Museum of Civilization titled Wind Work, Wind Play, which displays weathervanes and 
whirlygigs from across Canada dating from the 1870s to the 1970s. More/LIRE PLUS

Canadian dinosaur hunter honoured for years of achievement
CTV News Share/Partager 
 They roamed the earth millions of years ago, but Canada's most-famed dinosaur hunter says now is the 
time to be studying the fascinating creatures. Palaeontologist Philip Currie says it's the golden age of 
dinosaur research with more scientists, more funding and more interest than ever before. More/LIRE PLUS

Michael Snow plays his Trump card
Maclean's Share/Partager 
 Michael Snow is standing on the edge of In the Way, his new video installation at the National Gallery of 
Canada, looking down at it and chuckling with pleasure. A projector on the ceiling beams a 23-minute video 
onto the floor. The ground rushes by at close range-mud and puddles for a while, then grass studded with 
flowers, then pebbles. More/LIRE PLUS








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