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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Toronto would gain new museum and 85-storey tower in place of Princess of Wales
o Un musée de l'imprimerie bien vivant au coeur du Vieux-Montréal
o Boundary Museum pulls artifacts from TLC Hardy Mountain site
o Combien coôtera le projet KB-3?
o Les jeunes de Montréal: la culture mobile
o The Art Bank at 40 is a symbol of creativity, diversity
o Archives opening offers history lesson
o Exploring Port Colborne's important past
o Un hommage bien mérité pour Yvon-M. Daigle
o 15 hot museum exhibitions you won't want to miss

Toronto would gain new museum and 85-storey tower in place of Princess of Wales
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 Agreeing to the destruction of any playhouse these days is a decision not to be taken lightly, and Toronto's 
Princess of Wales Theatre is not just any playhouse - it is a stunning facility, purpose-built as recently as 
1993 for blockbuster musical shows, and the first privately owned and financed live theatre built in Canada 
since 1907. It is hard to conceive that its run should last only two decades. More/LIRE PLUS

Un musée de l'imprimerie bien vivant au coeur du Vieux-Montréal
Agence QMI Share/Partager 
 Niché au coeur du Vieux-Montréal, un petit musée raconte l'histoire de l'imprimerie au Québec. Un récit qui 
relate le passé industriel du Québec, mais aussi le souffle révolutionnaire qui animait les premières 
presses. More/LIRE PLUS

Boundary Museum pulls artifacts from TLC Hardy Mountain site
Boundary Sentinel Share/Partager 
 The Boundary Museum Society has pulled two 40-foot long storage containers full of artifacts off The Land 
Conservancy of BC's (TLC) Hardy Mountain Doukhobor Village site due to the TLC's financial woes. The 
storage containers were removed and placed on concrete pads located on the Fructova site because the 
local museum board fears the financial scrutiny the TLC has been experiencing over the past month may 
jeopardize the artifacts contained within the containers, said Bob DeMaertelaere, Boundary Museum 
Society secretary. More/LIRE PLUS

Combien coôtera le projet KB-3?
ThetfordActu Share/Partager 
 Au printemps prochain, un vaste projet de revitalisation du patrimoine industriel et minier prendra son 
envol au centre-ville de Thetford Mines: le projet KB-3. Deuxième souffle pour le centre-ville pour certains, 
éléphant blanc pour d'autres, KB-3 a fait beaucoup parler dans la région ces derniers mois. Portrait d'un 
projet estiméà un peu plus de 15 millions de dollars. More/LIRE PLUS

Les jeunes de Montréal: la culture mobile
La Presse Share/Partager 
 L'intérêt des jeunes pour la télévision traditionnelle est en déclin; les bibliothèques de quartier n'ont plus la 
cote; les musées sont boudés par les jeunes de moins de 25 ans... En revanche, les spectacles de 
musique et le cinéma font partie des activités préférées des jeunes, qui les considèrent comme des 
occasions de socialiser. Sinon, les jeunes lisent toujours, particulièrement les filles, mais sur le web 
essentiellement. More/LIRE PLUS 

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The Art Bank at 40 is a symbol of creativity, diversity
Ottawa Citizen Share/Partager 
 Having the Governor General at your party has got to be the icing on the cake, particularly when he stays 
to help cut it. David Johnston attended the opening of the Canada Council Art Bank's special anniversary 
exhibition, Spotlight on 40 Years. The show was on public display recently in conjunction with Culture Days 
2012. It boasted four decades' worth of art and featured one key work from each year of the Art Bank's 
history. More/LIRE PLUS

Archives opening offers history lesson
Kamloops This Week Share 
 Betty Inouye was too young at the time to realize what was happening. It was 1942 when the seven-year-
old and her Japanese-Canadian family were forced to move from Vancouver to Bridge River. More

Exploring Port Colborne's important past
Welland Tribune Share/Partager 
 Learning local history is very important, says Sebastian Habjan. It tells people how the area developed 
over time, how things came to be, "You learn how the community helped shape the region," says Port 
Colborne Historical and Marine Museum's education program co-ordinator. More/LIRE PLUS

Un hommage bien mérité pour Yvon-M. Daigle
Le Reflet du Lac Share/Partager 
 Le Musée international d'art naïf de Magog a décidé d'honorer son fondateur et de célébrer son 10e 
anniversaire en présentant jusqu'au 21 déc. une rétrospective de la carrière d'Yvon-M. Daigle. Après avoir 
découvert l'art naïf en 1975, M. Daigle s'est ardemment battu dans les années 1990 afin de doter la région 
d'un «musée unique au Canada», et qui servirait à promouvoir l'art naïf. More/LIRE PLUS

15 hot museum exhibitions you won't want to miss
The Globe and Mail Share 
 Fall is the perfect season to immerse yourself in culture: Museums and galleries were seemingly made for 
rainy days. And once inside, it almost feels like spring. It's an era of rejuvenation, as new exhibitions in 
radically redesigned spaces are changing how artwork and historic artifacts are displayed. Digital apps 
promote personal interaction, while websites allow guests to map out visits in advance. Here´s a roundup of 
shows and exhibits around the globe that you´ll be hearing about. Plus, ideas on where to refuel. More

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