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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o  Google Art Project: National Ballet of Canada tutus on display online 
o  Les récipiendaires des Prix du Québec dévoilés 
o  Canadian Conference of the Arts ends 67-year run 
o  Les Prix du Québec: Seulement deux femmes parmi les récipiendaires 
o  New Museum of History consultations off to slow start 
o  Alberta teacher ecstatic over Empress of Ireland 
o  Whitby museum keeps youth connected to their roots 

Google Art Project: National Ballet of Canada tutus on display online 
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 The Canadian Museum of Civilization was swarming with families recently, drawn by the museum's special 
Halloween-themed events and a dismal weather forecast. But, while long lineups clogged the museum's 
lobby and parking garage, relatively few visitors bothered to check out special kiosks set up to give the 
public a chance to shape the Gatineau institution's planned transformation into a new Canadian Museum of 
History. More/LIRE PLUS  

Les récipiendaires des Prix du Québec dévoilés  
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 Le poète et chanteur montréalais reçoit le prix Denise-Pelletier pour les arts de la scène. M. Languirand, 
animateur, journaliste et auteur, reçoit quant à lui le prix Guy-Mauffette en radio et télévision.  More/LIRE 
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Canadian Conference of the Arts ends 67-year run  
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager  
 The Canadian Conference of the Arts is folding this week, ending a 67-year run as the country's oldest and 
largest arts advocacy organization. The official announcement is to be made in Ottawa by CCA national 
director Alain Pineau. The collapse of the CCA comes in the wake of the Harper government's decision 
earlier this year not to provide $780,000 the organization said it needed to transition to being self-
sustaining. The hope was the self-sustaining model could be fully implemented by mid-2015.  More/LIRE 
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Les Prix du Québec: Seulement deux femmes parmi les récipiendaires  
Radio-Canada Share/Partager  
 Treize personnalités du monde artistique et scientifique ont été choisies pour recevoir un Prix du Québec. 
Parmi elles, seulement deux femmes et aucun membre des minorités visibles. Guy Côté, l'un des 
secrétaires des Prix du Québec, en est conscient. « C'est une préoccupation que nous avons tous les ans 
[...] Les Prix du Québec récompensent des carrières et des femmes qui faisaient carrière il y a 30, 35, 40 
ans, il n'y en avait pas tant que ça ».  More/LIRE PLUS 

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New Museum of History consultations off to slow start  
Ottawa Citizen Share/Partager  
 The Canadian Museum of Civilization was swarming with families recently, drawn by the museum's special 
Halloween-themed events and a dismal weather forecast. But, while long lineups clogged the museum´s 
lobby and parking garage, relatively few visitors bothered to check out special kiosks set up to give the 
public a chance to shape the Gatineau institution's planned transformation into a new Canadian Museum of 
History.  More/LIRE PLUS 

Alberta teacher ecstatic over Empress of Ireland  
Edmonton Journal Share/Partager  
 An Alberta teacher is lauding the Canadian Museum of Civilization's acquisition of century-old artifacts 
from the Empress of Ireland, an ocean liner that helped settle the Prairies. Nearly 500 artifacts from the 
Empress of Ireland, the largest maritime disaster in Canadian history, were acquired by the Canadian 
Museum of Civilization in April and kept under wraps until this week.  More/LIRE PLUS 

Whitby museum keeps youth connected to their roots  
DurhamRegion.com Share/Partager  
 Mary Curran knows first-hand about the power of the written word. Upon reading about the need for more 
volunteers at the Whitby Historical Museum, which was on the verge of closing last spring due to lack of 
funds, she immediately signed up to help. "The museum is run solely by volunteers and I'm amazed at how 
it's kept going that way," says Ms. Curran, a Whitby resident and retired high school principal who 
volunteers as a member of the Whitby Historical Society once a week.  More/LIRE PLUS 

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