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o End of an era: Ydessa Hendeles has closed her Toronto gallery doors
o Old evidence from famous RCMP cases on display
o Des oeuvres de Borduas et Thomson àl'encan à Toronto
o Demi-journée de grève àBAnQ
o Toronto's haunted hot spots
o Companies team up to take the roof off N.S. foam insulation recycling initiatives
o Vancouver visual arts events this week

End of an era: Ydessa Hendeles has closed her Toronto gallery doors
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 The brushed steel letters that spelled Uniforms Registered are gone from the industrial brick exterior. A 
yellow sign offers the Toronto building for lease. These are almost the only public signs that there will be no 
more exhibitions at the King Street West gallery space of the Ydessa Hendeles Art Foundation. A voice 
message on the YHAF phone line confirms that the space is closed, and that the foundation 'will continue in 
a variety of projects in Toronto, elsewhere in Canada and abroad.' More/LIRE PLUS

Old evidence from famous RCMP cases on display
Metro Regina Share/Partager 
 Just in time for Halloween, vintage RCMP evidence and forensic tools are on display for a limited time in 
an exhibit called The Black Museum. "We don't get many opportunities to show pieces from our forensic 
collections or our criminal case collections. For us, it was an opportunity to show the depths of the 
collection and some of the different types of collections that are not always on public display," said Jodi Ann 
Eskritt, curator of the RCMP Historical Collections Unit. More/LIRE PLUS

Des oeuvres de Borduas et Thomson à l'encan àToronto
La Presse Canadienne Share/Partager 
 Des oeuvres de Paul-Émile Borduas, Tom Thomson et du membre du «groupe des sept» Franklin 
Carmichael seront mises aux enchères à l'événement d'automne de Joyner Waddingtons le 26 nov. à 
Toronto. La toile Chatterie de Borduas, dans une collection privée pendant plus de cinquante ans, pourrait 
changer de mains pour un montant entre 150 000 $ et 200 000 $. More/LIRE PLUS

Demi-journée de grève à BAnQ
Le Devoir Share/Partager 
 Les employés de bureau et techniciens de Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ) à 
Montréal ont déclenché une demi-journée de grève ce mardi matin. Quelques centaines d'employés de 
BAnQ, selon le Syndicat de la fonction publique et parapublique du Québec (SFPQ) qui les représente, ont 
scandé leurs demandes et reproches envers la direction de l'institution jusqu'à midi. More/LIRE PLUS 

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Toronto's haunted hot spots
Torontoist Share/Partager 
 Although Toronto is a relatively young city by international standards, we seem to have crammed a decent 
amount of murder and mayhem into our brief but vivid history. As Halloween draws near, we at Torontoist 
thought we would draw on a number of online sources (including our own Toronto Ghost Map from last 
year) to provide a compendium of the city's haunts and haunters. More/LIRE PLUS

Companies team up to take the roof off N.S. foam insulation recycling initiatives
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 A couple of Nova Scotia businesses are tackling a Stellarton project to promote their foam insulation 
recycling efforts. The Nova Scotia Museum of Industry in Stellarton is getting a new roof, and Truefoam of 
Dartmouth and McCarthy's Roofing of Halifax are collaborating to ensure over five tractor-trailer loads of old 
foam insulation from the building's roof are diverted from landfills and recycled at Truefoam's plant in 
Dartmouth. More/LIRE PLUS

Vancouver visual arts events this week
Vancouver Sun Share/Partager 
 The Voyage, or Three Years at Sea Part IV: For this exhibition, three contemporary artists explore our 
relationship with the sea. Stan Douglas' mind-bending video loop Journey Into Fear (above) is set on a 
container ship. England´s Uriel Orlow's project explores the community formed by the crew of 14 cargo 
vessels forced to remain in the Suez Canal for eight years as a result of the aftermath of 1967's Six Day 
War. And California's Allan Sekula's latest film The Forgotten Space investigates the impact of globalization 
on sea workers and the sea itself. More/LIRE PLUS

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