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In this issue/Dans ce numéro:

o Group of Seven paintings stolen after Toronto gallery window smashed
o Counterfeit Chinese art on display all over Canada according to experts
o Un monstre aux multiples têtes
o Ahead by a century
o 'Magnetic force' lovingly remembered
o Diefenbaker hair discovered; museum will allow DNA testing in paternity hunt



Group of Seven paintings stolen after Toronto gallery window smashed
The Globe and Mail Share/Partager 
 When a thief or thieves broke into his Toronto art gallery early Sunday morning and stole three valuable 
paintings, including two Group of Seven pieces, a sense of déjà vu set in for owner Phillip Gevik: Three 
years earlier, a similar smash-and-grab netted three paintings by Quebec abstract artist Pierre Gauvreau. 
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Counterfeit Chinese art on display all over Canada according to experts
The Canadian Press Share/Partager 
 A flood of fake Chinese art has defrauded hopeful but naive investors across Canada and also threatens to 
mar the integrity of museums in the future, experts say. In August, a mob of angry purchasers held a 
protest on the front lawn of a Vancouver man they say sold them famous artworks he claimed were original 
but later turned out to be fakes. More/LIRE PLUS

Un monstre aux multiples têtes
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 Après la pause estivale, la Galerie de l´UQAM a rouvert ses portes cette semaine, une distorsion en sus : 
une passerelle vert lime aux abords de sa grande salle. Il fallait s´y attendre : la saison commence par une 
exposition de Stéphane Gilot, artiste doué pour transformer les espaces. More/LIRE PLUS 





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Ahead by a century
Winnipeg Free Press Share/Partager 
 The Winnipeg Art Gallery's triangular modernist building has become an iconic place since it opened in 
1971. Many people don't know, or don't remember, that the gallery had two previous homes before it settled 
behind those limestone walls. The earliest was inside the Industrial Bureau, a sort of trade-show/exposition 
building erected in 1911 at the corner of Main Street and Water Avenue to promote the booming city and 
attract investment. More/LIRE PLUS

'Magnetic force' lovingly remembered
Chronicle Herald Share/Partager 
 Ruth Goldbloom, the warm, loving family matriarch, was remembered Friday with oratorical hugs and 
humour by her children and grandchildren during her public funeral in Halifax. Hundreds of people gathered 
at the Cunard Centre to honour the memory of the New Waterford native and pay their respects to her 
family. There were people from all walks of life. Attendees came from the Halifax region, Cape Breton, 
elsewhere in Nova Scotia and other provinces. More/LIRE PLUS

Diefenbaker hair discovered; museum will allow DNA testing in paternity hunt
The Canadian Press Share/Partager 
 A man who believes John Diefenbaker may have been his father is getting another chance to prove his 
theory. The Diefenbaker Canada Centre in Saskatoon has discovered a lock of hair labelled as belonging to 
Canada´s 13th prime minister. George Dryden of Toronto has been trying for more than a year to establish 
whether he is Diefenbaker´s illegitimate son. More/LIRE PLUS








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