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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o War exhibits in danger of being lost to time
o Les bénévoles se font plus rares
o Why portraits in war museums are worth a look
o How you can watch a magical remembrance live online
o Une fleur = un être humain au MBAM: faire fleurir les enfants
o Musik - Du son à l'émotion: entre tympans et neurones
o Palaeontologists discover the Xenoceratops from forgotten bones at Ottawa museum
o Des dinosaures géants à l'assaut de Toronto
o Petition given to MP Ralph Goodale to save Motherwell Homestead cuts

War exhibits in danger of being lost to time
CBC News Share/Partager 
 Many valuable collections of military artifacts and memorabilia may be lost as aging custodians become 
fewer, military veterans and historians say. "Our volunteers here are Second World War and Korean War 
vets," Jim McKinny, a veteran with the Nutana branch of the Royal Canadian Legion in Saskatoon, told 
CBC News. "So the youngest one would be in their low 80s." More/LIRE PLUS

Les bénévoles se font plus rares
Le Droit Share/Partager 
 Bénévole au musée depuis 12 ans, Jacques Tardinel se souvient qu'il n'y a pas si longtemps, des 
militaires de la Deuxième Guerre mondiale auraient été àses côtés en cette fin de semaine de 
commémoration. More/LIRE PLUS

Why portraits in war museums are worth a look
Maclean's Share/Partager 
 I haven't spoken with my late grandmother for 15 years. It was a few weeks after Remembrance Day in 
1996 that she discovered just how ill she had become. She hung on for a few months, but succumbed to 
the torment of pancreatic cancer on Feb. 26, 1997. More/LIRE PLUS

How you can watch a magical remembrance live online
Ottawa Citizen Share/Partager 
 One thing for sure, we'll never run out of wars to remember. One by one they fall into history, layer upon 
layer, each too horrible to imagine and too tragic to forget. Canada never declared war on Afghanistan, but 
thousands of Canadian soldiers have been deployed there and, to date, 158 Canadian men and women 
have been killed. More/LIRE PLUS

Une fleur = un être humain au MBAM: faire fleurir les enfants
La Presse Share/Partager 
 Les nouveaux Studios Art & Éducation Michel de la Chenelière, inaugurés cet automne au Musée des 
beaux-arts de Montréal, accueillent jusqu'au 20 janvier Une fleur = un être humain, une exposition inspirée 
par l'artiste Danielle Roy. Photos, peintures, contes, poésie, multimédia: un mélange fleuri pour parler aux 
enfants de solitude, d'exclusion et d'indifférence. More/LIRE PLUS 

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Musik - Du son à l'émotion: entre tympans et neurones
La Presse Share/Partager 
 Dans sa volonté de présenter des expositions «audacieuses, originales et stimulantes», le Centre des 
sciences de Montréal (CSM) s'est mis en frais d'expliquer comment la musique suscite des émotions chez 
l'homme. Et chez la femme aussi, bien sûr. More/LIRE PLUS

Palaeontologists discover the Xenoceratops from forgotten bones at Ottawa museum
National Post Share/Partager 
 Canadian scientists who 'stumbled upon' fragments of unidentified fossils at the Canadian Museum of 
Nature in Ottawa have determined that they came from a previously unknown species of dinosaur from 
southern Alberta - an important and early member of the group of large, horned animals that would 
eventually give rise to the well-known triceratops. More/LIRE PLUS

Des dinosaures géants à l'assaut de Toronto
Le Soleil Share/Partager 
 Une exposition hors du commun est présentée au Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) de Toronto. Il s'agit des 
dinosaures du Gondwana, un continent disparu qui regroupait, il y a 185 millions d'années, l'Afrique, 
l'Amérique du Sud, l'Australie et l'Antarctique. More/LIRE PLUS

Petition given to MP Ralph Goodale to save Motherwell Homestead cuts
CTV Regina Share/Partager 
Members of the Board of the Friends of the Motherwell Homestead handed over a petition to MP Ralph 
Goodale. The petition is to be presented to the House of Commons and asks the government to review 
their cuts to Parks Canada. The Motherwell Homestead is located just outside of the town of Abernethy and 
museum replicates life in Saskatchewan as it was 100 years ago. More/LIRE PLUS

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