09/02/2010
SLEUTH
Is it obsessive game-playing or dangerous reality? |
09/02/2010
The Warrior Emperor is the most accessible exhibition in the ROM’s history
Museum adds tactile objects to exhibition |
09/02/2010
Caesars Windsor Rocks in November with Bret Michaels and Montgomery Gentry
an evening with Bret Michaels, as he performs live on the Colosseum stage on Saturday, November 13 at 9 pm. |
09/02/2010
A huge cultural treasure unveiled at the Canadian Museum of Civilization
The Canadian Museum of Civilization is proud to unveil and place on permanent display, a magnificent artistic mural depicting the growth of Canada. |
09/02/2010
El Anatsui: When I Last Wrote to You about Africa
World Premiere of Contemporary African Artist's Work at the ROM
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09/02/2010
BE THE FIRST TO TAKE A BITE OF THE TWILIGHT SAGA IN IMAX®
Twilight Eclipse: The IMAX Experience opens September 9 at Science North! |
08/20/2010
Encore performance of Tempest scheduled for Sept. 13
Proceeds will support new play development at the Festival |
08/20/2010
CAESARS WINDSOR AND KNOCKOUT ENTERTAINMENT TO UNLEASH “CHAOS AT THE COLOSSEUM”
LIVE ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9
Elite Card to Feature Local Sensations at Premier Boxing Event
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08/20/2010
Exhibitions and Events
- September through December 2010 – |
08/20/2010
Art Gallery of Hamilton World Film Festival
September 24 to October 3, 2010 |
08/13/2010
Dangerous Liaisons, a tale of deceit and seduction, begins previews
Director Ethan McSweeny makes Stratford debut |
08/13/2010
Stratford Shakespeare Festival Selects Metranome To Develop First Festival Mobile App For 2010 Season
Available now on BlackBerry and other smartphones, the free Stratford Shakespeare Festival app
offers fans playbill information, ticket availability, behind-the-scenes videos and more
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08/13/2010
Fallsview Casino celebrates the holidays with annual show
Traditional production ‘Spirit of Christmas’ to play 28 shows during holiday season |
08/13/2010
Remarkable year for Museum of Civilization and War Museum travelling exhibitions
The Canadian Museum of Civilization and the Canadian War Museum are bringing an impressive number of exhibitions to audiences across Canada and around the world this year. |
08/13/2010
Caesars Windsor Welcomes: Comedian Sinbad and Crooner Johnny Mathis
Spend an evening with hilarious and popular stand-up comedian, Sinbad as he returns to the Colosseum stage on Friday, November 5 at 9 pm. |
08/13/2010
Festival to celebrate life of Bruce Birmingham
A memorial celebrating the life of Bruce Birmingham will be held at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival’s Studio Theatre on Sunday, August 29, at 10 a.m. Mr. Birmingham died July 2 at the age of 68. |
08/13/2010
HAMILTON CHILDREN’S MUSEUM - WE ARE CHANGING AGAIN!
The Hamilton Children’s Museum will close temporarily on Mon., Sept. 6, 2010. |
08/13/2010
ICC at the ROM presents Soft Rains #6: Suburban Horror
ICC collaborates with TIFF® to present FREE installation paying homage to David Lynch’s Blue Velvet |
07/30/2010
Festival announces additional play for 2011: Seana McKenna in Shakespeare’s Will
The Stratford Shakespeare Festival has added a 12th production to its 2011 playbill. Seana McKenna will present her one-woman show Shakespeare’s Will at the Studio Theatre. |
07/30/2010
The MacLarenArtCentre announces a full schedule of events for its Carnegie Days festival
September 16 to 19, 2010
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07/30/2010
Brent Carver, Martha Henry, Lucy Peacock to return for 2011
Darko Tresnjak to direct Titus Andronicus |
07/30/2010
What is Classical? Aug. 6-8
Part of World Routes Summer Festivals 2010 at Harbourfront Centre |
07/16/2010
TRAILS OPEN EVENTS TAKING PLACE AT CONSERVATION AREAS ACROSS THE PROVINCE - APRIL THROUGH OCTOBER
Trails Open Event at Eramosa Karst Conservation Area |
07/16/2010
Harbourfront Centre's Summer Music in the Garden Returns to the Toronto Music Garden with Free Concerts, Dance Performances and Tours
Summer Music in the Garden 2010 Full Season Lineup Announced |
07/16/2010
Winter Festival of Lights Extends Operating Dates
Festival to Operate November 6, 2010 to January 31, 2011
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07/16/2010
Harbourfront Centre presents kid-friendly programming all summer long!
Part of World Routes Summer Festivals 2010 at Harbourfront Centre |
07/16/2010
Theatre Collingwood's summer season opens July 12
Community Calendar Listings and Public Service Announcements |
07/16/2010
Festival extends two more shows
King of Thieves, The Two Gentlemen of Verona add new dates |
07/16/2010
Announcement of Major Exhibit on Tom Thomson Makes The Museum Epicenter for Collaboration
SEARCHING FOR TOM |Tom Thomson: Man, Myth and Masterworks |
07/16/2010
Museum announces official call to artists
Festival Strategy Attracts First Ever Gamble Family Award |
07/16/2010
Caesars Windsor Welcomes:
LL Cool J, Engelbert Humperdinck and Dierks Bentley |
06/24/2010
Launch of The Diefenbunker Audio/Video Tour, Video Game & Unique food service
June 28, 2010
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06/24/2010
Canadian War Museum acquires historic Victoria Crosses
The Canadian War Museum is pleased to announce the acquisition of two Victoria Cross medal sets of outstanding significance to Canada’s military history and to the Museum’s own collections. |
06/24/2010
Festival extends runs of Evita and Kiss Me, Kate
The Stratford Shakespeare Festival is extending the runs of Kiss Me, Kate and Evita, adding an extra week to the 2010 season.
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05/28/2010
Approach Dragon's Mouth with extreme caution,
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03/26/2010
New exhibition at the Museum of Civilization
This summer, the Canadian Museum of Civilization is presenting a major exhibition that provides a fascinating, in-depth look at the majestic horse and its remarkably close bond with humans. The Horse opens at the Museum of Civilization on May 28. |
03/26/2010
What’s on at the Art Gallery of Ontario
March 10th – March 24th |
03/12/2010
NEW SPECIAL EXHIBITION DINOSAURS UNEARTHED NOW OPEN AT SCIENCE NORTH
BIG-TIME FAMILY FUN JUST IN TIME FOR MARCH BREAK |
03/12/2010
What’s on at the Art Gallery of Ontario
March 10th – March 24th |
02/12/2010
Get a Taste of the Past at Westfield
The History of Pancakes makes Maple Syrup Season Sweeter.
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02/12/2010
DINOSAURS ALIVE! 3D NOW OPEN AT THE SCIENCE NORTH IMAX® THEATRE
http://sciencenorth.ca/imax |
02/12/2010
Free View Points forum series at Harbourfront Centre
Canadian architects tackle urban community issues |
02/09/2010
DON CHERRY BECOMES FIRST CANADIAN TO TOUCH THE LUCKY LOONIE FOR LUCK IN VANCOUVER
? Don Cherry will remove the protective casing from the Lucky Loonie, giving all Canadians a chance to touch the talisman and generate good luck prior to the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games |
02/09/2010
The ROM Presents Public Events to Complement Dan Perjovschi: Late News exhibition
Stirring films and events accompany provocative art installation |
02/09/2010
The ROM Presents Public Events to Complement Dan Perjovschi: Late News exhibition
Stirring films and events accompany provocative art installation |
02/09/2010
Oscar nomination for Christopher Plummer
Star of stage and screen will play Prospero in 2010 |
02/09/2010
You’re invited to “Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding” at Caesars Windsor
New Colosseum acts: Charlie Daniels Band and Thunder from Down Under
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02/09/2010
Winterlude at the Canadian Museum of Civilization
The Canadian Museum of Civilization is proud to partner with the National Capital Commission (NCC) for this years launch of Winterlude! |
02/09/2010
Festival mourns the loss of Lindsay Thomas
It was with great sadness that staff and artists at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival learned of the death of Lindsay Thomas. |
02/01/2010
Festival establishes new director training program
The Michael Langham Workshop for Classical Direction begins in 2010 |
01/29/2010
The Bat Cave is Back!
Opening February 27, the fully-renovated perennial family favourite is more interactive, educational and spookier than ever! |
01/29/2010
AUTHORS AT HARBOURFRONT CENTRE’S WEEKLY PROGRAMMING RETURNS
Three February events including Elizabeth Kostova, Chuck Thompson, Matthew Hooton and more |
01/29/2010
ADELE THE TRUMPETER SWAN GOES TO SCHOOL
Wye Marsh launched their newest education program at Rama Central Public School last week |
01/29/2010
MEAGAN MCGRATH TO SPEAK ABOUT HER ANTARCTIC ODYSSEY FEBRUARY 3RD & 4TH AT SCIENCE NORTH
TICKETS NOW ON SALE! |
01/29/2010
Ringo Starr & His All-Starr band returns to Caesars Windsor, Ultrasonic Rock Orchestra and Charo also added to the line-up
Former Beatle and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, Ringo Starr, is returning to the Colosseum at Caesars Windsor on Friday, July 23 at 9 pm. |
01/29/2010
Terracotta Army to conquer Canada from 2010 - 2012 Canadian tour of The Warrior Emperor and China’s Terracotta Army launches at Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum in June 2010
he launch of the 2010-2012 Canadian national tour of The Warrior Emperor and China’s Terracotta Army was announced this morning at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). |
01/29/2010
Alomar, Quantrill headline Ball Hall's 2010 induction class
Owner Calvin Griffith, stats guru Allan Roth to be enshrined posthumously |
01/22/2010
Visual Arts at Harbourfront Centre kicks off the 2010 season with It’s a Big Deal exhibits, running Jan. 22 to April 4
HATCH: emerging performance projects launches in tandem
with live mini-performances & installations
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01/22/2010
Stitching Community: African Canadian Quilts from Southern Ontario
ROM celebrates Black History Month with new exhibition and family programs |
01/22/2010
Masala! Mehndi! Masti! Winterfest kicks off this February at Harbourfront Center
Join us for a winter celebration of South Asian culture! |
01/22/2010
Actors vs Admin and Production at the Allman Arena
Festival gears up for Hockey Day in Canada |
01/22/2010
Canadian Museum of Civilization successful in its bid to acquire an historic silver tankard at auction
The Canadian Museum of Civilization is delighted to announce its successful purchase at Christie’s Auction House today of the silver tankard owned by prominent United Empire Loyalist John Stuart.
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01/22/2010
Art Gallery of Hamilton’s Winter 2010 exhibition season kicks off Vital Africa celebration with ground-breaking photographic exhibition
The Art Gallery of Hamilton’s Winter 2010 exhibition season signals the beginning of the Gallery’s Vital Africa year, the AGH’s celebration of African art and culture, presented by TD. |
01/22/2010
Astronaut Julie Payette returns astrolabe to Museum of Civilization after trip to space
Astronaut Julie Payette returns astrolabe
to Museum of Civilization after trip to space
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01/22/2010
Festival prepares to make first shipment
The Stratford Shakespeare Festival will be packing up a 20-foot shipping container this week to send equipment to a theatre company in Suchitoto, El Salvador. |
01/15/2010
Noted Canadian philanthropists and art collectors JOEY AND TOBY TANENBAUM donate SIGNIFICANT COLLECTION OF AFRICAN AND TRIBAL ART to Art Gallery of Hamilton
Over 100 works of art from Joey and Toby Tanenbaum’s collection of African and tribal art will find a home at the Art Gallery of Hamilton. |
01/15/2010
Olympic Torch lights up the Children’s Museum!
The 2010 Olympic Torch made its way to the London Children’s Museum on Thursday for the Opening Ceremonies of a brand-new Winter Olympic-themed exhibit that will get kids moving and cheering on our Canadian athletes in Vancouver. |
01/15/2010
Innovators & Ideas (I2) Design Collaborators: Projects & Pieces
Harbourfront Centre presents Cynthia Hathaway & Tobias Wong
Saturday, Jan. 23, 2010: 1-4 p.m.
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01/15/2010
The Power Plant presents an impressive lineup of programming for the winter season, including a special lecture by iconic Canadian artist Michael Snow
The Power Plant at Harbourfront Centre embraces winter with engaging programming related to two current exhibitions of contemporary Canadian art: Recent Snow: Projected Works by Michael Snow and Nothing to Declare: Current Sculpture from Canada. |
01/15/2010
Caesars Windsor presents Soft Rock and Salsa with
Caesars Windsor is proud to present 80’s soft rock duo, Air Supply, returning to the Colosseum stage on Saturday, March 13 at 9 pm. Named one of the best musical acts of all time by Billboard Magazine, Air Supply will perform some of their greatest hits such as “All Out of Love”, “Just as I Am” and “Even the Nights are Better”. |
01/08/2010
King Tut Ticket Sales Surpass 100,000
response to the Canadian exclusive of King Tut: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs continues to be overwhelmingly positive, with more than 100,000 tickets sold since they became available just under three months ago. |
01/08/2010
FANS OF CANADIAN ADVENTURER INVITED TO SIGN A MAP OF ANTARCTICA AT SCIENCE NORTH
MEAGAN MCGRATH’S ANTARCTIC ODYSSEY INSPIRED
BY SCIENCE NORTH
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01/08/2010
Dan Perjovschi: Late News
Provocative artist brings his social commentary to the ROM. Watch the artist at work from February 16 to 21 only. |
01/08/2010
Fakes & Forgeries: Yesterday and Today
Can you Can you tell the true artifact from the fake? |
01/08/2010
The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor welcomes:
Brian McKnight with Take 6 and Whoopi Goldberg in March |
01/08/2010
Harbourfront Centre’s HATCH: emerging performance projects
Season Opens with the First of Five Residencies |
01/08/2010
GOAL IS WITHIN REACH FOR CANADIAN ADVENTURER ON SOLO TREK ACROSS ANTARCTICA
MEAGAN MCGRATH’S ANTARCTIC ODYSSEY INSPIRED BY SCIENCE NORTH |
01/08/2010
Museums collaborate on exhibition about historic Arctic Expedition
The Canadian Museum of Civilization (CMC) and the Canadian Museum of Nature (CMN) are teaming up to develop a travelling exhibition about one of the most compelling sagas of exploration and discovery in Canadian history: the storied Canadian Arctic Expedition of 1913–1918. |
12/04/2009
T.V. legend Larry King takes the stage at Fallsview in March
Patti LaBelle kicks off line-up, return of Twelve Irish Tenors & Cruisin’ Classics |
12/04/2009
Caesars Windsor presents a New Year filled with Soul, Laughter and Rock n’ Roll
Caesars Windsor is proud to present Grammy award winning artist, Patti Labelle, who is returning to the Colosseum stage on Saturday, February 13 at 9 pm. |
11/27/2009
MacLarenArtCentre and Grandmothers and Grand Othersof Barrie promote AIDS awareness
On December 1, the Grandmother and GrandOthers of Barrie will team with the MacLaren to promote AIDS awareness for World AIDS Day. Between 11 am and 4 pm at the MacLarenArtCentre, the Grandmothers and GrandOthers of Barrie will be on hand to share information about women in Africa raising grandchildren who have been orphaned by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. |
11/27/2009
Get Ready to Rock at Caesars Windsor with Cheap Trick and Jethro Tull
Caesars Windsor is proud to present one of the most covered bands of all time, Cheap Trick, live on the Colosseum stage on Friday, February 5 at 9 pm. |
11/09/2009
BLACK-FOOTED FERRET CANADIAN CONSERVATION 2009
History was made on Friday, October 2nd, 2009 when 34 black-footed ferrets were released in Canada’s Grasslands National Park near Val Marie, Saskatchewan, after an absence of nearly 70 years. The release of the ferrets, many of whom were born at the Toronto Zoo, was an international conservation dream come true: species on the brink of extinction can be saved. |
10/16/2009
Mexican culture is alive and well at Harbourfront Centre’s Day of the Dead festival (November 7 – 8, 2009)
Harbourfront Centre’s Day of the Dead festival (November 7 & 8) brings Mexican culture to life with traditional and modern music, folkloric dance, storytelling, children’s crafts, film and delicious food demonstrations. Produced in programming partnership with the Consulate General of Mexico, this FREE family-friendly festival is an opportunity to experience this popular Mexican holiday and its vibrant traditions. |
09/11/2009
Canada's epic fur-trade story
Profit and Ambition: Canada’s epic fur-trade story |
09/04/2009
Unique Experiences at WYE Marsh Camp
Children aged 4 to 16 participate in unique experiences at Wye Marsh summer day camps. Activities include birds of prey demonstrations, kayaking, canoeing, turtles, snakes, and frog demonstrations as well as nature related arts and crafts, games and guided hikes through the marsh. Space is still available for campers until September 4th. |
08/29/2009
Casa Loma September Events
Visit Toronto’s favourite castle and catch an exclusive sneak peek of Barbie’s All New Movie! Also, take your picture with Barbie, enjoy fun fencing demonstrations and more.Be sure to come dressed in your favourite princess or medieval costume…and don’t forget your camera! Included with Castle Admission. |
08/23/2009
SANTA RIDES THE RAILS IN SUMMER
We all know that when he is not at the North Pole, Santa Claus spends summer time in warmer places. The York-Durham Heritage Railway has persuaded him to take a break from his summer vacation and visit the train on Sunday August 23rd.
Santa will land on the train roof and visit each child to find out if they have been naughty or nice, and naturally take orders for this year’s presents. Children will be able to visit Santa during the journey.
The three trains depart Uxbridge Station at 10:0 |
08/18/2009
The Royal Ontario Museum hosts Summer Family Fun
The Royal Ontario Museum hosts Summer Family Fun
(Toronto, Ontario – August 18, 2009) Is there any other place where kids can frolic with butterflies, examine creepy-crawlies, uncover mysteries from the Book of the Dead and dig for dinos all under one roof? The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is Toronto’s coolest destination this summer, with unique family programming every weekend from August 8 to September 7. Each adventure will be available for one weekend only, so be sure to bring your kids to |
08/17/2009
Seán Cullen steps in to replace Bruce Dow as Pseudolus Injury forces Festival favourite out of role
August 17, 2009… The Stratford Shakespeare Festival announces that Seán Cullen will be stepping in to assume the role of Pseudolus in the current production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.
Bruce Dow, who was originally cast in the role and has had audiences rolling in the aisles since previews began, has had to withdraw from the 2009 season because of an injury that has caused him to miss some recent performances. In order to fully heal, he needs an extended period of recov |
07/31/2009
TORONTO ZOO SUCCESSFULLY BREEDS CANADA’S MOST ENDANGERED SPECIES
The Toronto Zoo is pleased to announce the birth of nine
Vancouver Island marmots, one of the most critically endangered mammals in the world. |
07/17/2009
Harbourfront Centre Commission Selected to 2010 Cultural Olympiad
Harbourfront Centre is proud to congratulate bluemouth inc. on their selection to be part of the Cultural Olympiad during the Vancouver 2010 Olympics. |
06/01/2009
NEW GIANT-SCREEN 3D FILM STARS U2! NOW PLAYING AT THE SCIENCE NORTH IMAX® THEATRE
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05/28/2009
Shaw Festival
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05/14/2009
Programming, Dates and Ticketing Information Released for Harbourfront Centre’s Signature Performing Arts Series, October 2009 to May 2010 Outstanding Performance Works from Seven Countries – With Two World Premieres, Three Canadian Premieres
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05/11/2009
Tom Patterson Theatre opens with first preview of Three Sisters
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05/11/2009
The Toronto Zoo is excited to be entering into another busy season with many new events and exhibits for our visitors to enjoy!
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05/11/2009
Ontario grants more than $550,000 to Stratford Shakespeare Festival: New provincial funding supports marketing activities
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05/11/2009
The Toronto Zoo Announces CEO Retirement
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05/11/2009
Nature Week at the ROM: Natural exploration, surprises and fun for the whole family from May 16 to 24
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05/07/2009
Blue Collar Comedy Superstar, Larry the Cable Guy, promises to “Git-R-Done” at Caesars Windsor August 8
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05/07/2009
YORK-DURHAM HERITAGE RAILWAY PREPARING FOR 2009 SEASON
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05/07/2009
MINISTERS RICK BARTOLUCCI AND MICHAEL GRAVELLE TO ATTEND CELEBRATION IN HONOUR OF
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05/07/2009
Harbourfront Centre invites kids to the heart of Toronto’s waterfront for a summer of fun, creativity and learning
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05/07/2009
Fanshawe Pioneer Village Opening Weekend festivities!
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05/07/2009
UPCOMING MAY EVENTS
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05/07/2009
DYNAMIC EARTH TO HOST EVENTS FOR ALL AGES DURING
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05/07/2009
Westfield “Signs Up” for International Museums Day, May 18th
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05/07/2009
Sainte-Marie and Discovery Harbour Open for 2009
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05/07/2009
Activities at the National Gallery of Canada and the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography from 4 to 17 May 2009
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05/07/2009
Wheels Inn Closure Remarks by Dean Bradley to the Media May 5, 2009 3:00 p.m.
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05/04/2009
HARBOURFRONT CENTRE ADVANCE EVENT LISTINGS
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05/04/2009
Port Hope Festivals and Events 2009
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05/01/2009
SCIENCE NORTH’S GIANT-SCREEN FILM MYSTERIES OF THE GREAT LAKES WINS REMI AWARD AT WORLDFEST HOUSTON INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Mysteries of the Great Lakes, a $6-million dollar, Canadian-made, giant-screen film produced by Science North in 2008, has won the top Remi Award at the 42nd Annual WorldFest Houston International Film Festival; one of the oldest and largest film & video competitions in the world.
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04/24/2009
14 Secondary School Teams Compete at the Ninth Hamilton-Wentworth Regional Envirothon
The rich tapestry of life on our planet is the outcome of over 3.5 billion years of evolutionary history. It has been shaped by forces such as: changes in the planet's crust, ice ages, fire, and interaction among species. Now, it is increasingly being altered by humans through our habitat changes to benefit us. |
02/12/2009
Cineplex Entertainment Announces Encore Presentation of Caesar and Cleopatra
Advance tickets now on sale at www.cineplex.com |
02/12/2009
2008/2009 EXPLORE SCIENCE SPEAKER SERIES AT SCIENCE NORTH HIGHLIGHTS EARTH’S LAST GREAT FRONTIER
TICKETS NOW ON SALE! |
02/12/2009
South Asian Heritage Day at the ROM
The ROM celebrates with a fantastic line-up of food, music and dance |
02/12/2009
MARTINIS AT THE MAX TICKETS NOW ON SALE!
BE AMONG THE FIRST TO EXPERIENCE IMAX® 3D AT SCIENCE NORTH! |
02/12/2009
ROM Gives Museum Passes to Families at SickKids
More than 100 families receive free Museum admission in 2009 |
02/12/2009
FEBRUARY BRINGS FRESH FICTION AND DUTCH DEBATES TO AUTHORS AT HARBOURFRONT CENTRE
Giles Blunt, Chris Cleave, and SHIFT Festival Frame Lineup |
02/10/2009
Valens IceFest – February 14 & 15
Get ready to enjoy the best outdoor activities the winter season has to offer at IceFest 2009, running February 14 & 15, hosted by Valens Conservation Area. |
01/30/2009
February is West Carleton Month at the Diefenbunker - Free Tours
Diefenbunker, Canada’s Cold War Museum, will be hosting its first-ever West Carleton month this February. |
01/30/2009
SCIENCE NORTH’S EXHILARATING IMAX® FILM LINE-UP WILL SUPERSIZE YOUR SENSES IN 2009!
Are you ready to see more, hear more and feel more? The IMAX Experience® is the ultimate movie experience! With crystal clear images and wraparound digital surround sound, IMAX® lets you feel like you're really there.
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01/26/2009
Caesars Windsor welcomes new April acts: The Ten Tenors, Howie Mandel and LeAnn Rimes
Caesars Windsor is proud to announce a new line up of headline entertainment performing this April |
01/26/2009
Royal Ontario Museum: Exhibitions and Events
- January through March 2009 – |
01/26/2009
Harbourfront Event Listings
January & February 2009 |
12/18/2008
Westben Concerts at The Barn
Nestled amongst the peaceful hills of Northumberland County, ninety minutes east of Toronto, 3km north of Campbellford, Westben’s primary performance venue is a custom-built, timber-frame barn. |
11/07/2008
FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS SET-UP TO BEGIN SATURDAY AT SCIENCE NORTH
Volunteers from the Sudbury Charities Foundation, Greater Sudbury Hydro, Science North and several other organizations will be busy
Saturday, November 8th setting up more than 300 festive light displays for the Sudbury Charities Foundation Annual Festival of Lights. |
10/24/2008
The Culture Congress: L'art du CONTACT – how do we make it?
Harbourfront Centre, in partnership with the Ministère de la Culture, des Communications et de la Condition féminine du Québec, the Bureau du Québec à Toronto and PME-ART in Montreal, is thrilled to announce the second edition of The Culture Congress taking place from November 14 through November 16, 2008. |
10/24/2008
Third Annual Eva Holtby Lecture on Contemporary Culture
MoMA Director Glenn Lowry explores contemporary art and Islamic culture, November 20th |
10/24/2008
Unbuilt Toronto: The City That Could Have Been
ICC at the ROM partners with Toronto Society of Architects,
November 5 – January 11, 2009 |
10/24/2008
2008 HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTION WEEKEND KICKS OFF WITH MONTREAL CANADIENS CENTENNIAL EXHIBIT
Centennial season further recognized with Montreal Canadiens Legends
vs. All Star Legends game on Sunday, November 9
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10/17/2008
KINGSTON’S FORT HENRY LAUNCHES FORT FRIGHT…
‘EASTERN ONTARIO’S LARGEST SCARE-ATTRACTION’
ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10TH
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10/09/2008
Art Gallery of Hamilton is pleased to introduce Access AGH
A special Touch Tour programme for individuals with vision loss |
09/26/2008
Three Distinguished Hosts and an Astounding Cast of Toronto’s Dance Luminaries Pay Tribute to the 25th Anniversary and Grand Re-Opening of the Premiere Dance Theatre
Harbourfront Centre is excited to announce the line up and programme for 25, the Premiere Dance Theatre's 25th Anniversary, presented by BMO Financial Group. For three days, September 25-27, 2008, the Premiere Dance Theatre will host a veritable who’s who of Toronto’s leading dance artists in a weekend of completely original performances in the newly refurbished theatre. |
09/26/2008
Prestigious New Name and a Glittering Contemporary Look for Harbourfront Centre’s Premiere Dance Theatre
– William J.S. Boyle, Chief Executive Officer of Harbourfront Centre, today announced that on the occasion of its 25th Anniversary the Premiere Dance Theatre will be rechristened with a prestigious new name, Fleck Dance Theatre, in honour of the longstanding commitment and support of Harbourfront Centre arts patrons Jim and Margaret Fleck. |
09/26/2008
Harbourfront Centre’s family celebration of GEEKS
Amazing performances and interactive activities at Harbourfront Centre’s family celebration of GEEKS this Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend, October 12 & 13. Admission is free.
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09/12/2008
The Canadian War Museum brings the First World War to cyberspace
The Canadian War Museum has launched a new website, Canada and the First World War, which makes the history of Canada in the First World War accessible to Canadians across the country and around the world. |
08/08/2008
Log Stable and Dr. Jones’ Barn Restored Thanks to the Western Fair Association Community Enhancement Fund!
The BIG ON HISTORY! Campaign Cabinet and Board of Directors of the London & Middlesex Heritage Museum are excited to announce the re-opening of two buildings at Fanshawe Pioneer Village – the Log Stable and Dr. Jones’ Barn (formerly known as Miller Barn). |
08/08/2008
ROM’s Dinosaurs Arrive at Pearson International Airport
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), in collaboration with the Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA), today unveiled a new dramatic display featuring two skeleton casts from the ROM’s internationally renowned collection of dinosaurs. Until 2012, international passengers arriving at Pearson International Airport’s Terminal 1 will be welcomed in an exciting way. |
08/08/2008
THREE SCIENCE NORTH STAR PARTIES BEING HELD NEXT WEEK IN ANTICIPATION OF THE 2008 PERSEID METEOR SHOWER
If you’ve been holding onto a wish, waiting for a shooting star, the week of August 8th to 14th is probably a sure bet! |
08/08/2008
Hot & Spicy Food Festival August 15-17
Hot and Spicy Food Festival (August 15 to August 17) Presented by NOW Magazine Part of World Routes presented by RBC |
07/18/2008
Here’s your scoop!
Media Day for Westfield’s Ice Cream Festival to be held Tuesday July 22 |
07/18/2008
FORT HENRY HOSTS A SYMPHONIC WEEKEND WITH KINGSTON SYMPHONY AND L’ORCHESTRE DE LA FRANCOPHONIE
Fort Henry National Historic Site of Canada, part of Ontario’s newest and only UNESCO World Heritage Site is hosting a weekend full of symphony music. |
06/26/2008
Eramosa Karst Conservation Area Officially Opens
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06/13/2008
Wasaga under Siege "A War of 1812 Experience"
July 25th, 26th, 27th 2008, Nancy Island Historic Site |
06/13/2008
THIRD PHASE OF DEVELOPMENT AT DYNAMIC EARTH FEATURES NEW EXPERIENCES AND EXPANSIONS INCLUDING THE NEW XSTRATA NICKEL GALLERY
ONTARIO MINISTER OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES
TAKES PART IN CELEBRATION
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06/13/2008
MASONIC LODGE OPENING JUNE 21 AT UPPER CANADA VILLAGE
Saturday, June 21 is the official opening of the “new” 1860s Masonic Lodge at Upper Canada Village. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the special Masonic ritual of laying a corner stone, complete with time capsule. It is also the first building to be added to Upper Canada Village since the Tin Shop in 1994. |
06/13/2008
Kid’s Only Fishing Pond now open at Christie Lake
Kids now have a place all their own to cast and reel! |
06/13/2008
Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race
How the Nazis used the theory of eugenics to justify mass murder and, ultimately, the Holocaust |
06/13/2008
LEARN ABOUT HOT BEDS AND SCYTHES AT UPPER CANADA VILLAGE’S “SPRING GARDENS” DAY
There’ll be lots to learn about at Upper Canada Village’s upcoming “Spring Gardens” Day, scheduled for Saturday, June 14. Horticultural staff at the Village have set aside the day to share their expertise on how to ensure your plants get a good head start this season through workshops and on-site guided garden tours. |
06/06/2008
Celebrate Aboriginal Heritage at Sainte-Marie among the Hurons
Midland’s Sainte-Marie among the Hurons will share in the celebration of First Nations with its upcoming Aboriginal Festival on Saturday and Sunday June 14-15, and National Aboriginal Day on Saturday June 21.
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06/06/2008
FORT HENRY HOSTS ROYAL VISIT THIS SATURDAY
His Royal Highness The Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, KG, KCVO, SOM, ADC, will visit Ontario’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site on Saturday, June 7th, 2008. Beginning around 10:30 a.m., Prince Edward will spend roughly two hours at Fort Henry, touring the new UNESCO World Heritage Exhibit and as Colonel-in-Chief of the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, officiating at a joint inspection of the “Hasty Pees” and the Fort Henry Guard. |
06/02/2008
Summer Camp at Wye Marsh
Wye Marsh is offering three exciting day camps this year for campers ranging in age from 4 to 16 years of age |
05/27/2008
FORT HENRY TO HOST FIRST ROYAL VISIT SINCE 1959
It will be 49 years to the month since Fort Henry hosted members of the Royal Family, and it’s about to happen again in part of a UNESCO designated World Heritage Site. |
05/27/2008
UPPER CANADA VILLAGE OFFERS HEIRLOOM PLANT SALE AND MORE – MAY 24 AND 25
With gardening fever in the air, Upper Canada Village is the place to visit, especially if heirloom plants are your specialty. On May 24 and 25, the historic site will be hosting an Heirloom Plant Sale and Garden Weekend, where you will not only find some unusual varieties for sale, but where you can also pick up some “expert” gardening tips and advice. |
05/27/2008
Lumiato: LATEST FESTIVAL NEWS AND HIGHLIGHTS
Each Monday in the month of May, and every day during the Festival in June (June 6-15), Luminato brings you a Luminato in Focus e-mail alert, highlighting the latest Festival news. |
05/27/2008
TORONTO ZOO LAUNCHES AN UNDERWATER WORLD-TIMES TWO!
On Friday, May 16, 2008 the Toronto Zoo will open, to the public,
Stingray Bay, and the NEW Great Barrier Reef Exhibit. |
05/27/2008
Bravery through two world wars by members of one family
A private ceremony will be held in recognition of the generous donation of two medal sets awarded to two generations of the Byce Family. Henry Charles Byce (father), DCM, Médaille Militaire (France); and Charles Byce (son), DCM, MM fought in different wars and were both awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal for their courage. |
05/16/2008
The Power Plant gears up for THE ORIGINAL CONTEMPORARY ART PARTY — POWER BALL 10: DECADANCE
The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery at Harbourfront Centre is ready to kick off the summer season with the much-anticipated Power Ball 10: DECADANCE on May 22, 2008. |
05/16/2008
ST. LAWRENCE PARKS COMMISSION LAUNCHES NEW 2008 INITIATIVES
New OPG Community Pavilion Will Showcase “A Seaway Story” |
05/16/2008
BURROUGHS AND BANFF BOOKEND JUNE EVENTS AT IRAH
Readings by Augusten Burroughs and Emily Giffin and celebrations for the Trillium Book Award and the Banff Centre in store as IRAH steps into summer |
05/16/2008
SCIENCE NORTH RECEIVES FEDERAL FUNDING FOR A NEW IMAX® FILM PROJECT
The Government of Canada has announced International Polar Year funding of $600,000 for the development of a new Science North IMAX® film project. |
05/16/2008
Harbourfront Centre to host the Sensational Finale to Luminato
Luminat’eau: Carnival H20 is the dazzling finale to Luminato 2008 Friday, June 13 through Sunday, June 15 at Harbourfront Centre (Complete event schedule included below) |
05/16/2008
DIVE DEEP INTO TORONTO ZOO’S SPECIAL NEW AQUATIC EXHIBITS
Today, the Toronto Zoo announced the opening of two new exhibits, Stingray Bay – A Touching Experience, and the NEW Great Barrier Reef Exhibit. |
05/16/2008
Lessons from the Cold War: A Youth Writing Contest
prize of $1000 will be awarded to the essay or creative writing piece that best illustrates how the Cold War has affected contemporary national or global politics and/or society from among the submissions received from high school students across the region. |
05/16/2008
Adventures in the Valley for Kids 9 – 12 Starts July 8 !
Tuesdays throughout the Summer ! |
05/16/2008
PARKS OF THE ST. LAWRENCE READY TO OPEN FOR THE UPCOMING WEEKEND
Great start to the 2008 season—thanks to a favourable weather forecast! |
05/16/2008
Canadian Museum of Civilization curator wins prestigious award for historical writing
new publication written by a curator from the Canadian Museum of Civilization (CMC)has been awarded the 2007 BC Lieutenant Governor’s Medal for Historical Writing. |
05/16/2008
Celebrate Victoria Day weekend in style with the British Isles
Enjoy a delightful family outing and experience the folk music and dance of the British Isles while touring over 35 historical buildings as Westfield Heritage Village presents British Isles Day, on the Sunday of the Victoria Day weekend, May 18th, 2008 from 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. |
05/09/2008
Fundraising Event to aid The School of Restoration Arts at Willowbank
The Queenston Quarry Reclamation Company is proud to
present the Peter Appleyard Quintet (accompanied by John Sherwood), Frankie Phelan Five + One
and The Juliet Dunn Quintet at the 6th Annual Jazz Festival on Sunday June 8 from 1-7pm at the
Willowbank Estate. |
05/09/2008
400 YEARS OF HISTORY: THREE UNIQUE PERSPECTIVES
The first years of Europe’s encounter with North America — and the centuries of competition between Britain, France and Spain — are explored in a unique international exhibition opening tomorrow at the Canadian Museum of Civilization. |
05/09/2008
TAVERN ADDED TO FANSHAWE PIONEER VILLAGE COLLECTION
announce the addition of a “new” building to the collection of Heritage and Replica buildings at Fanshawe Pioneer Village - a Tavern. |
05/09/2008
Exciting year planned at Sainte-Marie and Discovery Harbour
Midland’s Sainte-Marie among the Hurons and Penetanguishene’s Discovery Harbour open this month to the public, offering an exciting series of programs, special events, and exhibits for the 2008 season. |
05/09/2008
Van Wijk will be kayak and canoe analyst for CBC’s Olympic coverage
Madawaska Kanu Centre President and kayak instructor Claudia Kerckhoff-Van Wijk will join CBC Television’s coverage of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games from Bejing, China as an analyst for the kayak/canoe slalom events.
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05/09/2008
Whitewater Kayak Instruction in the Nation's Capital!
Whitewater! The very word is thrilling. And countless thousands, restless for exhilaration, have pursued its challenge. It has been an exciting road since Madawaska Kanu Centre started Canada's first whitewater paddling school on the Madawaska River near Algonquin Park, back in 1972. |
05/09/2008
TD BANK FINANCIAL GROUP SUPPORTS SCIENCE NORTH IN THE CREATION OF A NEW ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION INITIATIVE
GENEROUS DONATION KICKS OFF THIRD FLOOR RENEWAL PROJECT |
05/09/2008
FESTIVAL OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN AT INTERNATIONAL READINGS AT HARBOURFRONT
Mark Kingwell, Michael McClelland, Graeme Stewart and Lisa Rapoport talk about SACRED SPACE at International Readings at Harbourfront |
05/09/2008
Celebrate Victoria Day weekend in style with the British Isles
Enjoy a delightful family outing and experience the folk music and dance of the British Isles while touring over 35 historical buildings as Westfield Heritage Village presents British Isles Day, on the Sunday of the Victoria Day weekend, May 18th, 2008 from 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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05/09/2008
Inspiration East: on view throughout the summer of 2008
Lavish silk kimonos. Cutting-edge of contemporary Japanese art. Private collections of modern Chinese painting and historical Japanese ceramics. The influence of Japanese art upon the work of Edgar Degas and James Tissot. An engaging roster of films, live performances, readings and workshops. |
05/09/2008
Harbourfront Centre: An Open Call for Artist Proposals
HATCH: emerging performance projects at Harbourfront Centre Deadline for Propsals: June 27, 2008 |
05/09/2008
New exhibition highlights popular style of Quebec pottery
The Canadian Museum of Civilization (CMC) has inaugurated a new showcase exhibition on a popular style of Quebec pottery. Harvesting Clay: The Beauce Pottery in the 1940s will give visitors a chance to enjoy a collection of over 60 pieces of red clay pottery recently donated to the Museum from private collections.
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05/09/2008
Happy Mother’s Day at the Canada Agriculture Museum
Mothers, grandmothers and the whole family can join in special activities at the Canada Agriculture Museum to celebrate Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 11. |
05/09/2008
YORK-DURHAM HERITAGE RAILWAY STARTS 2008 SEASON
On Sunday June 1st, the GTA’s only tourist railway officially opens the 2008 season with regular Sunday round trips between Uxbridge and Stouffville until October 19th (except June 15th and Aug 24th). |
05/09/2008
NEW CANADIAN MADE IMAX® FILM OPENS AT THE SCIENCE NORTH IMAX THEATRE
WORLD PREMIERE FUNDRAISING GALA BEING HELD MAY 3, 2008
OPENS TO THE PUBLIC MAY 5, 2008
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05/09/2008
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN THE 2008 MINEOPOLY MINING GAMES AT DYNAMIC EARTH!
Dynamic Earth will serve as one of the main venues during Sudbury Mining Week, being held May 10th to 16th. As an annual event with activities for every age, Sudbury Mining Week aims to promote mining and its importance to the economy and culture of Northern Ontario. |
05/02/2008
Fanshawe Pioneer Village set to Celebrate Queen Victoria and Spring on the Farm!
Fanshawe Pioneer Village officially opens to the public on Saturday, May 17th at 10:00 a.m. for its 49th Season. |
05/02/2008
World Stage 2008 closes with the spectacular Toronto premiere of The Space Between by Australia’s C!RCA!
Australia's C!RCA presents The Space Between—a performance reveling in our desires to be together while revealing the things that keep us apart. |
05/02/2008
Harbourkids: Toronto International Circus Festival
World-class acrobats, blazing fire-masters, stilt walkers, jugglers, award-winning balloon sculptors, side-splitting comedy, the Natrel Fearless Fun Zone, plus tons of courage-inspiring interactive activities await visitors of all ages to Harbourfront Centre’s big celebration of FEARLESSNESS! |
05/02/2008
ICC Publishes Striking Exhibition Catalogue for Shanghai Kaleidoscope
The Institute for Contemporary Culture (ICC) at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) announces a new publication to accompany its exhibition, Shanghai Kaleidoscope. |
05/02/2008
Celebrate Victoria Day in style with the British Isles
Enjoy a delightful family outing and experience the folk music and dance of the British Isles while touring over 35 historical buildings as Westfield Heritage Village presents British Isles Day, Victoria Day, Sunday, May 18th, 2008 from 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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05/02/2008
TORONTO ZOO’S GORILLAS TO WELCOME NEW MEMBER
How do you introduce a new adult female gorilla to an existing gorilla family? |
05/02/2008
Project Meadowlark underway: HCA to reduce fossil fuel emissions and increase grassland habitat for wildlife
Hamilton Conservation Authority (HCA) is reducing greenhouse gases and increasing wildlife habitat in its conservation areas. |
05/02/2008
A summer to remember at The Power Plant
ALL SUMMER, ALL FREE and the blockbuster exhibition ‘Not Quite How I Remember It’ – June 7 to September 1, 2008 |
05/02/2008
Architecture at Harbourfront Centre – New exhibition SACRED SPACE
Runs May 3 to September 7, 2008 Featuring Canadian firms Levitt Goodman Architects Ltd., Kearns Mancini Architects Inc. and Taylor_Smyth Architects |
05/02/2008
Elizabeth Samuel Garden: Rooftop garden celebrates the life of Liza Samuel, a great friend of the ROM
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is pleased to announce that work is underway on the Elizabeth Samuel Garden, a 10,000 square-foot "green roof" on the south portion of the Philosopher's Walk wing. |
05/02/2008
e Power Plant announces Partners in Art as 2008-2009
The Power Plant announces Partners in Art as 2008-2009 Commissioning Partner for its 2008 Commission featuring Scott Lyall and 2009 Commission featuring Candice Breitz |
05/02/2008
Griffin House designated National Historic Site
The Griffin House, a joint project between the Hamilton Conservation Authority and Fieldcote Memorial Park and Museum, has been designated as a National Historical Site by the Minister of the Environment, the Honourable John Baird. The announcement was made at the HCA’s Board of Directors meeting, held last night.
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04/29/2008
Dinosaur Valley Mini Golf improves customer service by offering E-Gift Certificates with PayPal
E-Gift Certificates with PayPal payment available as of April 28th 2008 on www.dinosaursudbury.com |
04/25/2008
Harbourfront Centre launches visual arts exhibitions exploring how we individually relate to Ontario's natural environment
Harbourfront Centre launches seven diverse exhibitions in craft, photography, video and mixed media |
04/25/2008
IRAH WELCOMES THE WALRUS AS OFFICIAL MONTHLY MAGAZINE SPONSOR
Magazine of the Year and world-renowned literary festival join forces in promoting authors from Canada and the world to Canadian readers |
04/25/2008
ROM Hosts 2nd Annual Canadian Barcode of Life Network Symposium
International science conference, April 28 - 29, 2008 |
04/25/2008
DISCOVER THE BRUCE PENINSULA DURING THE FINAL PRESENTATION IN SCIENCE NORTH’S 2007/2008 EXPLORE SCIENCE SPEAKER SERIES
Water sustains all life on Earth. This year's Explore Science Speaker Series will go beneath the surface to discover how water affects our lives, and to teach us about the amazing creatures that inhabit aquatic worlds. |
04/25/2008
MAY AT INTERNATIONAL READINGS AT HARBOURFRONT
Simon Winchester, Mark Kingwell, Susan Choi, Emily Perkins, Mohammed Hanif and others
on food, architecture, China scholars and more
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04/25/2008
STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN ENVIROTHON COMPETITION AT SCIENCE NORTH!
Science North will soon be hosting students from across the region for the seventh Sudbury regional Envirothon competitions. The events are being held Thursday, April 24th at Science North. |
04/25/2008
Follow the sheep in May at the Canada Agriculture Museum
Highlights in May at the Canada Agriculture Museum include Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 11, Sheep Sheering Festival each day of the Victoria Day Weekend, May 17 to 19, and a variety of daily demonstrations all mohth long. |
04/25/2008
Roots to Rhythm: Caribana Art Exhibit
On display during Scotiabank Caribana, July 25 to August 4, 2008 |
04/25/2008
Premier McGuinty Announces ROM CAN
Innovative ROM Community Access Network provides over $1.3 million in free access to Museum |
04/25/2008
SPRING PROGRAMS HAPPENING IN APRIL AT SCIENCE NORTH
Spring is the perfect time to try something new. In April, Science North is offering fun activities the whole family will enjoy! |
04/25/2008
OPEN HOUSE FOR SCIENCE NORTH'S SUMMER SCIENCE CAMPS SATURDAY, MAY 3RD!
Join us on Saturday, May 3rd from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Gold Room at Science North for the annual Summer Science Camp Open House! |
04/25/2008
SCIENCE NORTH'S UPCOMING SCIENCE QUEST CLUB SESSIONS
CONTINUES THIS SPRING IN SUDBURY, SAUL STE. MARIE, GORE BAY, NORTH BAY AND KAPUSKASING! |
04/25/2008
Canadian Museum of Civilization and Canadian War Museum honoured with industry awards
Several top museum industry awards went to the Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation last week, during the annual Canadian Museums Association (CMA) conference held in Victoria, British Columbia. |
04/25/2008
TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR WORLD PREMIERE OF MYSTERIES OF THE GREAT LAKES GALA FUNDRAISER AT SCIENCE NORTH
GALA PRESENTING SPONSOR – SUDBURY HYUNDAI |
04/25/2008
14 Hamilton Secondary Schools Compete at Hamilton-Wentworth Regional Envirothon
Over 100 secondary school students have been preparing to test their skill and knowledge about Recreational Impacts on Natural Resources in the eighth Hamilton-Wentworth Regional Environmental Challenge - Envirothon 2008 on April 23, 2008. |
04/17/2008
LOCAL ARTISANS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN UPPER CANADA ARTISAN MARKETPLACE
Judging on May 8 and 9, with Public Sale on May 10 and 11, 2008 at Upper Canada Village
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04/17/2008
Luminato’s Education and Outreach Initiatives Invite Families, Schools and Communities to Participate
Toronto Festival of Arts & Creativity today unveiled a broad plan to engage youth, families, schools and communities with relevant, arts-based programs leading up to the Festival running June 6-15. |
04/17/2008
WANTED: VOLUNTEERS AND VENDORS FOR THE MEDIEVAL FESTIVAL
Upper Canada Village Heritage Park will be holding its very first Medieval Festival from June 13 to 15, 2008. The Festival is looking for volunteers to act as wenches, guardsmen, peasants, villagers, games people, gate attendees, and to help with set up and tear down. This is a great opportunity for high school students to accomplish their community service hours in a fun and entertaining way. Local vendors who have medieval-themed food or handmade crafts are also invited to participate. |
04/17/2008
Celebrating Earth Day at the CN Tower
Canada’s National Tower celebrates Earth Day with special earth day activities and by participating in the City of Toronto’s Annual 20-Minute Toronto Makeover. |
04/11/2008
DON’T LET THE FUN IN YOUR GROUP EVENT BECOME ENDANGERED!
Companies seeking a wildly unique venue for their next Group Event. |
04/11/2008
Discover Toronto with ROMwalks
Free, guided walking tours of Toronto’s architecture and history
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04/11/2008
ART SALE
Art Gallery of Hamilton |
04/11/2008
FIRST SPRING BABY ARRIVES AT TORONTO ZOO
A baby gaur, a type of wild cattle beast from South and Southeast Asia, was born at the Toronto Zoo on March 25th, 2008 to Mom Flower and Dad Hercules. |
04/11/2008
Lang Pioneer Village Wins Again
Lang Pioneer Village Museum has been awarded the 2007 Russell K. Cooper Award by the Ontario Historical Society. |
04/11/2008
Harbourfront Centre present UK music legend Billy Bragg
Harbourfront Centre, in partnership with Toronto Downtown Jazz (TDJ) and The Other Operation present BILLY BRAGG Legendary UK singer-songwriter performs solo show at Harbourfront Centre Tuesday June 17, 2008
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04/11/2008
$205,000 INVESTED IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AT SCIENCE NORTH AND DYNAMIC EARTH
GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY VALE INCO AND FOUR OTHER LOCAL GROUPS |
04/11/2008
MEAGAN MCGRATH CROSSES THE FINISH LINE AT THE 2008 MARATHON DES SABLES!
PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS NOW FOR HER APRIL 10TH PUBLIC PRESENTATION AT SCIENCE NORTH!
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04/11/2008
Art Centre Events at a Glance
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04/11/2008
Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation wins award of excellence for costume ball fundraiser
A top event planning industry award went to the Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation (CMCC) this week for outstanding achievement in the organization of its fundraising event, The History Costume Ball: The Age of Style. |
04/11/2008
Shanghai Kaleidoscope
ICC at the ROM exhibition opens Sunday, May 4, 2008
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04/11/2008
DISCOVER THE BRUCE PENINSULA DURING THE FINAL PRESENTATION IN SCIENCE NORTH’S 2007/2008 EXPLORE SCIENCE SPEAKER SERIES
Water sustains all life on Earth. This year's Explore Science Speaker Series will go beneath the surfaceto discover how water affects our lives, and to teach us about the amazing creatures that inhabit aquatic worlds. |
04/04/2008
Harbourfront Centre World Routes Summer Events (June through September) - Event Descriptions and Dates
Harbourfront Centre presents top Canadian and International artists in music, dance, theatre, visual arts and film at each World Routes weekend starting June 26 to September 1. |
04/04/2008
Give blood: It's the gift of life!
Fourth annual blood drive at the Canadian Museum of Civilization |
04/04/2008
Out from Under: Disability, History and Things to Remember
ROM presents exhibition on Canadian disability history, April 17, 2008
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04/04/2008
CRYSLER PARK MAPLE SUGAR BUSH OPENS THIS WEEKENED
Spring weather has finally arrived and the sap is running! Crysler Park Maple Sugar Bush is offering a variety of activities on weekends starting this Saturday and Sunday |
04/04/2008
Virtuosic dance from contemporary icon Bill T. Jones in the Canadian premiere of Chapel/Chapter
Legendary American dance troupe Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company returns to Toronto, April 16 to 19, with the Canadian premiere of Chapel/Chapter, as part of Harbourfront Centre’s World Stage 2008. |
04/04/2008
Announcing the 2008 Season at Fanshawe Pioneer Village
Fanshawe Pioneer Village opens for their 49th season on Saturday May 17th. |
04/04/2008
Toronto elementary schools compete at Harbourfront Centre in the 2007-08 TDSB Team Chess Finals on April 11
Many of the participants are regular campers at Harbourfront Centre’s popular Chess Challenge Camp. The game of chess allows students to enhance their problem-solving skills and also their interpersonal and life skills. |
04/04/2008
East Meets Westfield in Historical Agreement
Celebrating the 80th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations between Japan and Canada and
the 50th Anniversary of the Hamilton Conservation Authority…
Historical Village of Hokkaido Museum Twins with Westfield Heritage Village.
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04/04/2008
No Fooling -14 Hippos in CN Tower Elevator?
CN Tower Presents Enhanced Elevator with Glass Floor Panels |
03/28/2008
YEAR OF FROG LAUNCHES AT TORONTO ZOO IN RESPONSE TO GLOBAL AMPHIBIAN CRISIS
“Addressing the amphibian extinction crisis represents one of the
greatest species conservation challenges in the history of humanity.”
(Norris, 2007)
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03/28/2008
Two New Sponsors for the ROM’s Darwin: The Evolution Revolution
Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is pleased to announce that two additional organizations have lent their support to Darwin: The Evolution Revolution, the exhibition highlighting the life and work of Charles Darwin, whose observations and discoveries of 150 years ago remain highly controversial to this day. |
03/28/2008
SCIENCE NORTH’S SCIENCE DIRECTOR ADDRESSES CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT ON NORTHERN ONTARIO LAKES
This year's Explore Science Speaker Series will go beneath the surface to discover how water affects our lives, and to teach us about the amazing creatures that inhabit aquatic worlds. |
03/28/2008
CLEAN UP DAY AT FANSHAWE PIONEER VILLAGE
Spring’s finally here! |
03/20/2008
Harbourfront Centre partners with digifest 2008 for events by international and Canadian artists on March 28, 2008
Featuring artists from Germany, the U.S., Montreal and Vancouver - and the premiere of a weekend long exploration of architecture in a multimedia theatre setting ... |
03/20/2008
George Brown College presents ROUGE, the 2008 Jewellery Arts Graduate Exhibition and Sale
George Brown College presents ROUGE, the 2008 Jewellery Arts Graduate Exhibition and Sale April 10 through May 4, 2008 at Bounty – The Canadian Contemporary Craft Shop at Harbourfront Centre
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03/20/2008
TRAVELLERS, POETS AND PRIZE-WINNERS READ IN FIVE APRIL EVENTS AT IRAH
Pico Iyer, Don Domanski, Michael Ondaatje and Jhumpa Lahiri among authors presenting their work at Harbourfront Centre this month |
03/20/2008
HOP ON OVER TO SCIENCE NORTH FOR EASTER FAMILY FUN THIS WEEKEND!
Keep the kids hopping from March 21st to 23rd with Easter family fun at Science North! Kids will get a chance to see chicks and bunnies in the Gold Room and participate in special age-specific science activities throughout the Science Centre!
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03/14/2008
Eat Cheerios and get a free ticket to Parkwood!
Get out your spoons are start eating your way to family fun! Parkwood, The R.S. McLaughlin Estate is a featured venue in the new General Mills promotion called Free Pass to Fun. |
03/14/2008
Lantern Light Tour Illuminates Maple Syrup Season at Westfield – Tickets Still Available!
Westfield Heritage Village will celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Hamilton Conservation Authority (HCA) with maple syrup, family fun and fireworks.
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03/14/2008
Diefenbunker has confirmed two celebrity judges for its “Lessons from the Cold War: A Youth Writing Contest.”
The writing contest features a prize of $1000 for the essay or creative writing piece that best illustrates how the Cold War has affected contemporary national or global politics and/or society. |
03/14/2008
JEFFREY ARCHER COMES TO IRAH
Finest orator in England makes only Canadian stop on tour |
03/14/2008
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF AUTHORS UNVEILS FOCUS ON IRELAND FOR ’08
As revellers don their green garb to celebrate St Patrick’s Day, International Readings at Harbourfront (IRAH) unveils a new programming initiative. |
03/14/2008
Attractions, event listings and more are at your fingertips with Durham Tourism’s new 2008 Discovery Guide
Durham Region’s Economic Development and Tourism Department recently launched the new 2008 Discovery Guide, highlighting the region’s unique tourist destinations and attractions.
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03/14/2008
Diverse sponsors step up to support ROM’s newest exhibition Darwin: The Evolution Revolution
Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is pleased to announce that two organizations have come forward to support Darwin: The Evolution Revolution... |
03/14/2008
Aboriginal treasures are Beijing-bound
Some of the most important Aboriginal artifacts in the Canadian Museum of Civilization’s (CMC) national collection are heading to China for a groundbreaking exhibition... |
03/14/2008
Scott Warnock, Mayor of Tay Township, Challenges Mayors to a “Mayoral Pancake Eating Contest”
“Giant Pancake” Eating Contest has been added to the many activities taking place at the 17th Annual Sweetwater Harvest celebration. |
03/14/2008
Museum of Civilization is the only Canadian venue for the international tour of The Greeks
The Greek world left a significant imprint on Western culture and civilizations. Discover 8,000 years of history in the Museum’s upcoming must-see exhibition, The Greeks. |
03/07/2008
YEAR OF FROG LAUNCHES AT TORONTO ZOO IN RESPONSE TO GLOBAL AMPHIBIAN CRISIS
“Addressing the amphibian extinction crisis represents one of the
greatest species conservation challenges in the history of humanity.”
(Norris, 2007)
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03/07/2008
Greenbelt Getaway and Millcroft Inn invite local farmer to put her feet up and unwind
The hustle and bustle of early mornings and stressful work days -- we all want to get away from it all sometimes and what better place to do so than in the Greenbelt? |
03/07/2008
Harbourfront Centre launches exhibitions of 7 video art works by international and Canadian artists
Harbourfront Centre launches exhibitions of seven video art works by prominent international and Canadian artists on March 8 - also a live performance art premiere and the launch of a new permanent exhibition space for architecture |
03/07/2008
Skating at The Natrel Rink at Harbourfront Centre has been extended to Sunday, March 16
Harbourfront Centre announced today that it is extending its skating season |
03/07/2008
Shreyas and Mina Ajmera Gallery of Africa, the Americas and Asia-Pacific opens April 5, 2008
First permanent gallery of the world’s indigenous cultures features 1,400 rarely-seen artifacts
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03/07/2008
“Maple Syrup Medley” at 17th Wye Marsh Sweetwater Harvest"
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03/07/2008
Canadian Museum of Civilization releases commemorative edition of national bestseller
The Canadian Museum of Civilization is celebrating the release of a commemorative edition of Malak Karsh’s 1990 publication entitled The Canadian Museum of Civilization: Photographs by Malak. |
03/07/2008
Signs of Spring at Easter at the Canada Agriculture Museum
After a long and cold winter, the farm glows with the joyful birth of newborn animals. Visitors will have the chance to welcome gentle new lambs, caress the silky fur of rabbits and see newly-hatched fluffy chicks |
03/07/2008
Canadian folk art collection breezes into Pearson International Airport
The Canadian Museum of Civilization (CMC) is proud to be inaugurating a lively temporary exhibition at the Toronto Pearson International Airport. |
02/28/2008
Barnyard Break at the Canada Agriculture Museum
The Canada Agriculture Museum launches its 2008 season with its annual Barnyard Break during the March school breaks from March 1 to 16. |
02/28/2008
Harbourfront Centre Announces Commissioning Call for Canadian Artists
William J.S. Boyle, Chief Executive Officer of Harbourfront Centre today announced that Fresh Ground new works, Harbourfront Centre’s national commissioning awards available to artists in Canada to assist with the creation of new multi-disciplinary collaborative works, has launched its third annual nation-wide call for proposals. |
02/28/2008
DISCOVER THE “OCEANS’ HARVEST” THIS THURSDAY WITH WWF-CANADA’S JOSH LAUGHREN AT SCIENCE NORTH!
THIRD PRESENTATION ON FEBRUARY 28 IN 2007/08 EXPLORE SCIENCE SPEAKER SERIES |
02/28/2008
MEAGAN MCGRATH MAKES A STOP AT SCIENCE NORTH!
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02/28/2008
Tony Blair at War: Decision Iraq exhibition at the Canadian War Museum
The Canadian War Museum is pleased to present Tony Blair at War: Decision Iraq, a new exhibition of 24 photographs by world-renowned photojournalist Nick Danziger. |
02/22/2008
New Spring Season at the Canada Agriculture Museum
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02/22/2008
Lord Dalhousie: Patron and Collector at the National Gallery of Canada
Discover extraordinary works from the early nineteenth century,
commissioned by one of the first patrons of Canadian art.
Most are being presented to the public for the very first time
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02/22/2008
PROVINCE TO MAKE A MAJOR FUNDING ANNOUNCEMENT IN SUPPORT OF NEW WATERWORKS EXHIBITION AT SCIENCE NORTH
Before the big splash comes a big announcement! |
02/22/2008
Molly Johnson Performs at the ROM
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02/22/2008
SCIENCE NORTH CELEBRATES NATIONAL ENGINEERING WEEK
Science North is inviting children over the age of 6 to visit the science centre this weekend to take part in National Engineering Week K’NEX Construction Workshops. |
02/22/2008
IRAH MARCHES ON WITH SUPERLATIVE LINE-UP FOR THE COMING MONTH
Jeffrey Archer, Antonio Skármeta and Daphne Marlatt among world-class authors reading at International Readings at Harbourfront in March |
02/15/2008
Activities at Winterlude 2008: The Currency Museum of the Bank of Canada
For all ages!!! Come and participate in various activities such as quizzes, arts and crafts, a scavenger hunt and story telling. Learn about the early 1600 and the discovery of New-France! |
02/15/2008
Researchers Discover ‘Missing Link’ in Bat Evolution
Specimen on display at the ROM demonstrates that bats flew before they could echolocate |
02/15/2008
Two major exhibitions contribute a museological twist to Québec’s 400th anniversary celebrations
The Canadian Museum of Civilization, in Gatineau, will commemorate the 400th anniversary of the founding of the first Canadian city by presenting two major exhibitions, on North American history and on the evolution of popular art in Quebec.
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02/15/2008
Family Day Long Weekend at the ROM
Fun and educational programming included free with admission from February 16 to 18, 2008
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02/15/2008
ALOUD: A CELEBRATION FOR YOUNG READERS
Fifth festival for young book fans kicks off tomorrow |
02/15/2008
Eco-Pioneers Energy Conservation Fair at Wye Marsh
Wye Marsh is hosting the Eco-Pioneers Energy Conservation Fair on Saturday, February 23rd from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. |
02/15/2008
DISCOVER THE “OCEANS’ HARVEST” WITH WWF-CANADA’S JOSH LAUGHREN AT SCIENCE NORTH!
THIRD PRESENTATION ON FEBRUARY 28 IN 2007/08 EXPLORE SCIENCE SPEAKER SERIES |
02/15/2008
Diefenbunker bridges old Cold War Divides with Soviet Cinema event
The museum is proud to present a film from the other side of the former Iron Curtain as part of its efforts to reach out to Ottawa’s ex-Eastern Bloc communities and forge new cultural links across old Cold War divides. |
02/15/2008
Get a Taste of the Past at Westfield
The History of Pancakes makes Maple Syrup Season Sweeter. |
02/15/2008
War Museum acquires art by Tom Thomson, Louis-Philippe Hébert
The Canadian War Museum announced today the acquisition of two significant works of Canadian war-related art: a painted illustration by Tom Thomson and a sculpture by Louis-Philippe Hébert, two of the country’s best-known twentieth-century artists. Both pieces were purchased November 23 at an auction in Toronto, with the help of the Museum’s National Collection Fund. They will be added to the Museum’s Beaverbrook Collection of War Art. |
02/15/2008
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
Giant 10,000 balloon Dinosaur Celebrates ROM’s Family Day Long Weekend |
02/15/2008
29th Annual ROM Research Colloquium
Free symposium presents the latest ROM curatorial research on Friday, February 15, 2008
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02/15/2008
Children and Youth Benefit from the Canadian Museum of Civilization Valentine’s Day Ball
With a graceful twirl across the dance floor, the Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation will be able to direct over $57,500 towards child and youth programming at the Canadian Museum of Civilization (CMC) and the Canadian War Museum (CWM). |
02/15/2008
Special promotion to kick off the First statutory “Family Day”
The Greater St. Catharines Niagara Accommodation Partners (GSNAP) , are pleased
to offer a very special promotion to kick off the First statutory “Family Day” on February 18th. The Partners
decided that given the time of year this was a perfect opportunity to offer a special rate to the community
and at the same time give back to a very worthwhile Children’s organization. |
02/08/2008
Living in Space: New children’s exhibition is out of this world
The Canadian Children’s Museum is taking kids to the final frontier with the launch of Living in Space, a new, interactive exhibition that lets them play astronaut for a day.
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02/08/2008
Activities at Winterlude 2008:The Currency Museum of the Bank of Canada
For all ages!!! Come and participate in various activities such as quizzes, arts and crafts, a scavenger hunt and story telling. Learn about the early 1600 and the discovery of New-France!
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02/08/2008
C5 presents The Great ROMtini Search
Award-winning C5 Restaurant Lounge launches new bar menu with a contest for its new signature drink
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02/08/2008
The Post Goes Pop Delivers Fun, Receives Extension
An exhibition described by visitors as fun, clever and entertaining will remain at the Canadian Postal Museum of the Canadian Museum of Civilization until March 8, 2009. |
02/08/2008
Celebrate New Family Day/Heritage Day for Free at Westfield
Looking for a great family outing for the new Family Day holiday? Spend the day at Westfield Heritage Village FREE OF CHARGE as we celebrate Heritage Day and the new holiday, Family Day on Monday, February 18. |
02/08/2008
What is happening in February....
The Second City is proud to present its 61st revue…
Tazed and Confused
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02/08/2008
Yet another catch for Tony Fernandez!
Former Jays shortstop to be enshrined with Peter Widdrington, Billy Harris and Gladwyn Scott |
02/08/2008
Art Gallery of Hamilton’s Winter 2008 exhibition schedule highlighted by the return of an epic masterpiece
The Art Gallery of Hamilton’s Winter 2008 exhibition schedule sees the return to the AGH of a masterwork by one of Hungary’s most renowned artists, a retrospective of sculptures by a Hamilton-based Hungarian-born artist and Holocaust survivor, an examination of two overlooked 20th-century Canadian female artists, and a review of one of our country’s leading media-based artists.
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02/08/2008
MUMMIES: SECRETS OF THE PHARAOHS NOW PLAYING ON THE GIANT SCREEN AT THE SCIENCE NORTH IMAX® THEATRE!
Why are people endlessly fascinated with mummies? Unravel this ancient mystery, on a grand scale, with the new IMAX® film Mummies: Secrets of the Pharaohs, now playing at the Science North IMAX Theatre.
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02/08/2008
Valens IceFest Postponed to February 16 & 17
Due to a deteriorated ice surface at Valens Conservation Area caused by the recent bad weather, Valens IceFest, which includes the Ontario Pond Hockey Championships and the Catch and Release Ice Fishing Derby, has been postponed to the weekend of February 16 & 17 to allow an expected cold snap to harden the ice surface. |
02/07/2008
The ROM Celebrates Chinese New Year
Lion dances, Chinese opera, traditional arts and crafts and more. |
02/07/2008
IRAH ANNOUNCES FORMIDABLE FEBRUARY LINE-UP INCLUDING PULITZER PRIZE-WINNER GERALDINE BROOKS, GRIFFIN PRIZE-WINNER ANNE SIMPSON, NATIONAL BESTSELLER LAWRENCE HILL
----- As the city prepares to "Keep Toronto Reading" throughout the month of February, International Readings at Harbourfront (IRAH) is delighted to announce a month's line-up featuring literary prize-winners and new voices alike. |
02/07/2008
2008 IMAX® FILM FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS EAGER TO EXPLORE EXOTIC DESTINATIONS
Giant screen film enthusiasts from Sudbury and Northern Ontario are taking advantage of the opportunity to explore the world and MORE with Science North’s 2008 IMAX® Film Festival – the ultimate travel experience! More than 5,200 tickets have already been sold for this year’s festival featuring 12 giant screen IMAX film adventures! Don’t miss your chance! The 2008 IMAX Festival wraps up February 3rd. |
02/07/2008
Register now to enjoy the best of winter fun
Registration is now open for the Fourth Annual Ontario Pond Hockey Championships and the Second Annual Catch and Release Ice Fishing Derby – both a part of the festivities of IceFest running February 9-10 at Valens Conservation Area. |
02/07/2008
ALOUD SERVES UP FIFTH BOOK BONANZA FOR YOUNG READERS
International Readings at Harbourfront (IRAH) presents the fifth installment of ALOUD: a Celebration for Young Readers, a three-day festival of fun with the written word, February 12–14, 2008. |
02/07/2008
SHARING OF IDEAS TO TAKE PLACE AT SCIENCE NORTH
Twelve delegates from La Boîte à science, an up and coming science centre located in Quebec City, will be visiting Science North and Dynamic Earth on Wednesday, January 30, 2008. |
02/07/2008
DON’T MISS YOUR CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR SCIENCE NORTH’S P.A. DAY PROGRAMS HAPPENING FEBRUARY 1ST!
Science North will make Professional Activity Days (P.A. Days) fun & educational for your child, and worry free for you! Our P.A. Day programs are full of fun & educational science activities that are led by our enthusiastic science staff. No need to pack a lunch – it’s included. |
02/07/2008
SCIENCE NORTH BRINGS SCIENCE FUN AND LEARNING TO GORE BAY!
Science North may be based in Greater Sudbury, but the learning and fun shared by our staff scientists is spreading across Northern Ontario! |
02/07/2008
urner Prize-winning artist Simon Starling launches Spring at The Power Plant with a new commission and solo exhibition
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02/07/2008
Sir Christopher Ondaatje South Asian Gallery re-opens at the ROM on February 16th
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is proud to announce the re-opening of the Sir Christopher Ondaatje South Asian Gallery, named in honour of Sir Christopher Ondaatje, C.B.E., O.C., in appreciation of his generous support of Renaissance ROM and the Royal Ontario Museum. |
02/07/2008
Wirth Gallery of the Middle East opens at the ROM on February 16, 2008
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is proud to announce the opening of the Wirth Gallery of the Middle East, named in honour of Alfred Wirth, in appreciation of his generous support of Renaissance ROM and the Royal Ontario Museum. |
02/07/2008
World Stage continues with the world premiere of Transmission of the Invisible, a stunning multi-media dance work by Dora Award winning Artistic Director Peter Chin
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02/07/2008
INTERNATIONAL READINGS AT HARBOURFRONT JOINS TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR KEEP TORONTO READING 2008
International Readings at Harbourfront (IRAH) is thrilled to once again join Toronto Public Library for Keep Toronto Reading, a month-long city-wide celebration of reading, with special events featuring top and emerging voices from Canada’s arts community.
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02/07/2008
Crafting New Traditions: Canadian Innovators + Influences Symposium
Landmark symposium delves into the history and innovations of Canadian Craft Crafting New Traditions: Canadian Innovators + Influences Symposium February 22 and February 23, 2008 at Harbourfront Centre |
02/07/2008
Black History Month 2008 at the ROM
Celebrate this February with two important new exhibits and concerts |
02/07/2008
ONTARIO FESTIVALS VISITED
Last year 45 festivals and attractions were visited and included in the website. For 2008 we hope to visit between 75 and 80 events. |
02/07/2008
CN Tower Celebrates Family Day with Special Admission Offer plus SpongeBob ™ and Patrick*!
The CN Tower is pleased to celebrate Ontario’s first Family Day with a very special admission offer available all weekend long (February 16-18) and on Family Day (February 18) enjoy special visits from SpongeBob ™ and Patrick* from the hit kid’s series, SpongeBob SquarePants seen on YTV plus activity sheets and chances to win prize packs.
The CN Tower is pleased to celebrate Ontario’s first Family Day with a very special admission offer available all weekend long (February 16-18) and on |
01/24/2008
REGISTER ON-LINE NOW FOR WINTER PROGRAMS AT SCIENCE NORTH
-- This winter, don’t hibernate! Participate! Science North is offering winter programs to keep the whole family entertained, educated and having fun! We have a variety of French and English programs, and Science North Members always save on camps and programs registration, and more! Visit sciencenorth.ca/programs for details. Here’s a look at what’s coming up this month! |
01/24/2008
ROM Draws Record Attendance
More than 66,000 Visitors Enjoy New Dinosaur Galleries |
01/24/2008
EXHIBITION LAUNCH: Conversation Pieces
An exhibition of new media work exploring acts of communication, Conversation Pieces includes works by Canadian artists Linda Duvall, Germaine Koh, Deirdre Logue, Matt Rogalsky and Laurel Woodcock. Audio, video and multimedia installations populate the grand domestic setting of Etherington House with verbal exchanges, allowing the viewer to contemplate as well as participate in several forms of dialogue. |
01/24/2008
REGISTER NOW FOR SCIENCE NORTH’S SCIENCE QUEST CLUB
SESSIONS OFFERED THIS MONTH IN: SUDBURY, COCHRANE, SAULT STE MARIE, GORE BAY, NORTH BAY AND KAPUSKASING ! |
01/24/2008
SCIENCE NORTH ATTRACTIONS RE-OPEN JANUARY 18th WITH THE LAUNCH OF THE 2008 IMAX® FESTIVAL!
With another successful Martinis at the Max Gala behind us, comes the beginning of the annual 17-day IMAX Festival at Science North presented by CTV, sponsored by the Travelway Inn and supported by Scotiabank. |
01/24/2008
Early Typewriters extended to June 29, 2008
Exhibit portrays how the world’s first typing machines revolutionized modern communications |
01/24/2008
FORT HENRY PRESENTS NEW SPEAKER SERIES IN FEBRUARY
Fort Henry is presenting a three-part Speaker’s Series on February 5, 12 and 19 covering topics that relate to early Kingston history, narrated by local experts. These evenings will also include dinner with a historic menu and wines from Prince Edward County. The evening begins with dinner prepared by Jessup Foods and wine tasting from neighboring Prince Edward County followed by presentations of historical topics from a research historian, an archaeologist and a former Queen’s University prof |
01/24/2008
Ancient Horseshoe Crabs – Canadian
The deep, deep history of a “living fossil”
is extended back by 100 million years
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01/24/2008
Black History Month 2008 at the ROM
Celebrate this February with an important new exhibit and concert |
01/24/2008
For Love, Children, Youth: Valentine’s Day Ball at the Canadian Museum of Civilization
On the evening of Thursday, February 14, 2008, the Canadian Museum of Civilization will hold a fundraising event to warm hearts and spirits. The Valentine’s Day Ball will support programs for children and youth at the Canadian Museum of Civilization and the Canadian War Museum. |
01/24/2008
FORT HENRY PARTNERS WITH CANWEST GLOBAL TV IN TORONTO WITH AN EYE FOR WEATHER
Global Television viewers across Ontario and in the evening, across Canada, will get a glimpse of what the weather looks like in Eastern Ontario – specifically from the vantage point of Fort Henry National Historic Site of Canada. |
01/24/2008
Darwin: The Evolution Revolution opens on March 8, 2008
Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) proudly presents Darwin: The Evolution Revolution, a wide-ranging exhibition exploring the life and work of Charles Darwin, whose curiosity, observations and discoveries nearly 150 years ago forever changed our understanding of the origin and nature of all species, including our own. |
01/24/2008
29th Annual ROM Research Colloquium
Free symposium presents the latest ROM curatorial research on Friday, February 15, 2008 |
01/21/2008
Canadian War Museum unveils restored Panther tank from the Second World War
The Canadian War Museum (CWM) unveiled one of its newest artifacts today: a restored German Panzer V tank, better known as a Panther, from the Second World War.
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01/08/2008
The Power Plant and Toronto artist Scott Lyall selected to participate in prestigious SITE Santa Fe Biennale
The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery at Harbourfront Centre has been selected as one of only 19 institutions worldwide to participate in the Seventh International Biennial SITE Santa Fe... |
01/08/2008
A CHRISTMAS WISH COMES TRUE FOR MEAGAN MCGRATH
SHE HEADS BACK TO CARSTENSZ PYRAMID DECEMBER 27! |
01/08/2008
SCIENCE NORTH ATTRACTIONS CLOSED JANUARY 7 – 18 FOR SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
SALES CENTRE OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. FOR IMAX FESTIVAL PACKAGE AND TICKET SALES |
01/08/2008
DON’T MISS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO FIND OUT WHAT MAKES ANIMALS GO WILD!
The first week of the new year marks your last chance to get an up-close, light-hearted and informative look at the language of animal love! The Science North special exhibition Fatal Attraction ends January 6, 2008. |
12/21/2007
BAYFEST PROMOTERS DO IT AGAIN
Securing Another Award-Winning Country Superstar Line-up for their 10th Anniversary! |
12/21/2007
World Stage adds two more dynamic performance companies … Ticket Packages on sale December 18
Harbourfront Centre is pleased to announce two additional companies have been confirmed to perform as part of World Stage 2008 January 22-May 7, 2008. With the addition of Scotland’s renowned Traverse Theatre Company and Canada’s Daniel Barrow – part of the 21st annual Images Festival – this brings to 16 the number of companies/artists participating in this magnificent World Stage programme. |
12/21/2007
Wirth Gallery of the Middle East opens on February 16, 2008
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is proud to announce the opening of the Wirth Gallery of the Middle East, named in honour of Alfred Wirth, in appreciation of his generous support of Renaissance ROM and the Royal Ontario Museum. |
12/21/2007
Sir Christopher Ondaatje South Asian Gallery opens February 16, 2008
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is proud to announce the re-opening of the Sir Christopher Ondaatje South Asian Gallery, named in honour of Sir Christopher Ondaatje, C.B.E., O.C., in appreciation of his generous support of Renaissance ROM and the Royal Ontario Museum. |
12/21/2007
Two Executive Appointments at the Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation
Dr. Victor Rabinovitch, President and CEO of the Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation, today announced two executive appointments to the Corporation. |
12/21/2007
Canada Collects: Treasures from Across the Nation opens on October 6, 2007
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is pleased to present Canada Collects: Treasures from Across the Nation, an integral component of the Museum’s Fall 2007 A Season of Canada. |
12/14/2007
Conversation Pieces
Conversation Pieces is an exhibition of new media work exploring acts of communication. |
12/14/2007
Dinos Family Weekend, December 15 & 16th
Join the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) for a Dinos Family Weekend, as it celebrates the opening weekend of the new James and Louise Temerty Galleries of the Age of Dinosaurs and the Gallery of the Age of Mammals on Saturday and Sunday, December 15 and 16, 2007. |
12/14/2007
WYE MARSH SKI AND SNOWSHOE TRAILS OPEN
Winter has arrived and with it the onset of the long anticipated cross country ski and snowshoe season at Wye Marsh. Wye Marsh Cross Country Ski Trails are rapidly becoming the “not so…best kept secret” of the area. |
12/14/2007
Bold Visions – New Book by Kelvin Browne Explores the ROM’s Architecture
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) offers an intriguing look at its architecture – past and present – in its newest publication Bold Visions: The Architecture of the Royal Ontario Museum. |
12/14/2007
SCIENCE NORTH’S 2008 IMAX® FESTIVAL TICKETS NOW ON SALE
Tickets are now on sale for the 9th annual IMAX® Festival at Science North. Journey to faraway locations around the globe! Dive to the depths of the ocean or soar to the far reaches of outer space! |
12/14/2007
Exhibition reveals golden riches of ancient Peru
A thousand years ago in the northern Peruvian Andes, the Sicán people built an ingenious and complex civilization that produced some of the region’s finest gold and ceramic objects. |
12/14/2007
REGISTER ON-LINE NOW FOR HOLIDAY CAMPS AT SCIENCE NORTH!
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12/14/2007
BAYFEST PROMOTERS DO IT AGAIN
Just when you thought Bayfest organizers couldn’t top the award-winning playbill that they have offered music fans for a decade, they’ve pulled out all the stops to ensure that the 2008 anniversary event is the most impressive ever.
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12/07/2007
Give A Unique “Green” Gift From The Toronto Zoo
Adopt An Animal Holiday Package |
12/07/2007
TINY SHORELINE ASSOCIATIONS RAISE MONEY FOR WYE MARSH WILDLIFE CENTRE
After Laurie Schutt, Executive Director of the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre, gave one of her compelling presentations at a meeting of the Federation of Tiny Township Shoreline Associations, FOTTSA decided to have a dual focus for fundraising this year – local hospitals AND the Wye Marsh.
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12/07/2007
Dancing Through Time II: Traditional Art Forms in a Contemporary World
On December 6, the MacLarenArtCentre opens two exhibitions Art and Cold Cash and Dancing Through Time II: Traditional Art Forms in a Contemporary World in partnership with the Zhiibaayaa-niimidwin Committee. |
12/07/2007
60th SEASON FOR RED BARN THEATRE ANNOUNCED
The 60th season of Canada’s longest running professional theatre has just been confirmed. The fun starts with Freddy Vette and the Flames, back by popular demand with their 50’s concert revue with hits from Elvis to Buddy Holly to Jerry Lee Lewis to Brenda Lee. |
12/07/2007
NASCAR® SPEEDPARK™ VAUGHAN MILLS ANNOUNCES HOLIDAY HOURS
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12/07/2007
African Lion Safari wins national achievement award!
African Lion Safari has been awarded the prestigious “Outstanding Achievement” award by the Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums (CAZA) for its innovative work in the giraffe training programme. |
12/07/2007
A Christmas Carol
It's Dickens with a Difference |
12/07/2007
REGISTER ON-LINE NOW FOR HOLIDAY PROGRAMS AT SCIENCE NORTH!
CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR DECEMBER 2007 |
12/07/2007
Harbourfront Centre's DJ Skating Nights return to the Natrel Rink
Harbourfront Centre's DJ Skating Nights return to the Natrel Rink with five free events this Winter
The series starts with Exclaim! DJs playing Rock, Punk and Post-Punk on Friday December 14, 2007
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12/07/2007
SCIENCE NORTH INVITES YOU TO SWIM WITH DOLPHINS!
The popular IMAX® film Dolphins has been added to the Science North IMAX Theatre schedule for a limited time!
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12/07/2007
ROM’s New Age of Dinosaurs and Age of Mammals Galleries Open December 15 & 16
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12/07/2007
Canadian Museum of Civilization Commemorates Ojibwa Artist Norval Morrisseau
The Canadian Museum of Civilization expresses its regret at the passing of Ojibwa artist Norval Morrisseau, who died Tuesday in Toronto at the age of 75.
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12/05/2007
An offer from Whirlpool Jet Boats
Looking for a great stocking stuffer this year…look no further than our discounted 2008 Whirlpool Jet Boat Gift Certificates and save over 30%.
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11/30/2007
SCIENCE NORTH CREATES ANOTHER AWARD-WINNING MULTIMEDIA ATTRACTION!
A multimedia attraction developed, by Science North is among the winners of the 14th annual TEA’s Thea Awards. This prestigious international awards program honours outstanding achievement in the creation of compelling places and experiences, and reinforces the value of experience design and themed entertainment approaches to engaging people worldwide.
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11/30/2007
REGISTER ON-LINE NOW FOR HOLIDAY CAMPS AT SCIENCE NORTH!
The festive season is a busy time of year, and with the kids taking a break from school it can get even more hectic! This year, plan ahead and keep the kids busy and entertained with Science North’s Holiday Science Camps! A variety of French and English programs are available, and Science North Members always save on camps and programs registration, and more! |
11/30/2007
“ALIGHT AT NIGHT” FESTIVAL TRANSFORMS UPPER CANADA VILLAGE INTO A WINTER WONDERLAND
Through most of the spring, summer and fall of each year, Upper Canada Village is an award-winning outdoor living history museum that represents a bustling rural 1860s community for visitors from Ontario and around the world to enjoy. Until a few years ago, the site would lie dormant through the winter months after the busy summer tourism season had passed; but not any more. For the past six seasons, Upper Canada Village has been transforming itself into a magical winter wonderland with an “Al |
11/30/2007
SEVEN SUMMITS AREN’T ENOUGH! MEAGAN MCGRATH SET TO CLIMB THE HIGHEST PEAK IN OCEANIA!
Meagan McGrath, the 30 year old Sudbury native and mountain climber who inspired Sudburians earlier this year with her successful summit of Mount Everest, is set to climb the Carstensz Pyramid located in the Indonesian province of Papua. |
11/30/2007
60th SEASON FOR RED BARN THEATRE ANNOUNCED
The 60th season of Canada’s longest running professional theatre has just been confirmed. The fun starts with Freddy Vette and the Flames, back by popular demand with their 50’s concert revue with hits from Elvis to Buddy Holly to Jerry Lee Lewis to Brenda Lee. |
11/30/2007
SUDBURY CHARITIES FOUNDATION ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS KICKS OFF TONIGHT!
After several weeks of hard work by many volunteers, the Sudbury Charities Foundation Annual Festival of Lights is set to shine bright at Science North. The lights will be turned on for the first time this season on Thursday, November 29 at 5 p.m. sharp. |
11/30/2007
ROM Dinosaurs Strike New Poses
Opening of new Age of Dinosaurs gallery shows a few old favourites in
more accurate poses
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11/30/2007
Free family party and HarbourKIDS Member Day on Saturday, December 8 with cool skating, fun activities and tasty Natrel hot chocolate!
The HarbourKIDS party features free skating on the Natrel Rink, arts and crafts activities, Natrel hot chocolate and much more! |
11/30/2007
Montréal impresario earns music heritage award at the Canadian Folk Music Awards
Legendary record producer and music impresario Samuel Gesser is the first recipient of the Resonance Award, established by the Canadian Museum of Civilization to honour outstanding lifetime contributions to Canada’s musical heritage. |
11/23/2007
Friends of Canadian War Museum receive philanthropy award
The Friends of the Canadian War Museum (FCWM) have been recognized for their good work and dedication by the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Ottawa Chapter. |
11/23/2007
Sainte-Marie’s “First Light” An All-Time Festive Favourite
A season highlight, Sainte-Marie’s “First Light” event returns for its eighth year featuring a new Huron Carol Exhibit, Children’s Christmas crafts, a variety of musical performances, presentations reflecting Franco-Ontarian and First Nations cultures, and much more - all amidst the magical glow of over 2,000 candles.
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11/23/2007
SCIENCE NORTH’S 3rd ANNUAL FIRST LEGO® LEAGUE TOURNAMENT
Science North’s 3rd Annual FIRST LEGO® League Tournament will be held on Saturday, November 24th, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Science North. Guided by imagination and adult
mentors, participants aged 9 to 14 will face real-world engineering challenges. Best of all, learning will be great fun while preparing for, and competing in, this high-energy event! Visitors to the science centre are welcome to observe the competition.
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11/23/2007
HISTORIC KARS BUILDING TO BE OFFICIALLY TRANSFERRED TO MASONS
On November 24, 2007, the keys to the former Kars Orange Hall will be officially transferred to the Masonic Association of Eastern District (MAED) who in turn will transfer them to Upper Canada Village. The ceremony will take place at 10:30 a.m. at the Anglican Church Hall in Kars, Ontario, now part of the City of Ottawa. This marks the next step in an undertaking that started four years ago. In 2003, the MAED contacted The St. Lawrence Parks Commission inquiring if the Commission were recept |
11/23/2007
Top Afghanistan experts to speak at Canadian War Museum
Two of the world’s leading experts on Afghanistan are coming to the Canadian War Museum to share their insight into the current conflict. |
11/23/2007
Canadian Women Headline this Friday and Sunday at the ROM, November 23 and 25
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) presents exciting cultural programming for all ages including musical performances, special gallery tours and more this ROM Friday Night (4:30 to 9:30 pm), November 23rd and ROM Sunday, November 25th.
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11/23/2007
Celebrate the Wonder of the Christmas Season with Westfield Heritage Village
Experience the fun and excitement of ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas at Westfield Heritage Village. |
11/23/2007
ROM Acquires Outstanding Ichthyosaur
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11/23/2007
NEW ORLEANS FIDDLER FEATURED IN THE IMAX® FILM HURRICANE ON THE BAYOU COMING TO SUDBURY TO SHARE HER MESSAGE
The seventeen year old fiddling prodigy featured in the IMAX® film Hurricane on the Bayou, will be in Sudbury this week to meet with local students.
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11/23/2007
Do you mind your manners? Parkwood presents a most unusual holiday learning experience on
Dining Decorum will focus on the dining areas of the mansion, and will capture some of the niceties and
absurdities of formal entertaining during the 1920’s and 1930’s.
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11/16/2007
MCGUINTY GOVERNMENT SUPPORTING EASTERN ONTARIO TOURISM
A renovated heritage train station, improvements to Crysler Park Marina and new camper cabins are some of the major improvements visitors will experience at the Commission thanks to capital investments this year by the McGuinty government, Tourism Minister Peter Fonseca announced today.
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11/16/2007
SCIENCE NORTH PARTNERS WITH LOCAL CHARITY TO RAISE FUNDS
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11/16/2007
‘Tis the Season at Fanshawe Pioneer Village
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11/16/2007
CN Tower Making Spirits Bright
Walk through the CN Tower WinterLights Gardens where communities from across Canada have decorated and beautifully lit up the CN Tower grounds for this winter version of Canada's Communities in Bloom program. |
11/16/2007
SANTA ON BOARD THE HERITAGE TRAIN
Santa seems to be everywhere during December. His busy schedule shows that Santa will be riding the York-Durham Heritage Railway, Greater Toronto Region’s only tourist train, on trains out of Uxbridge and Stouffville during the Christmas season.
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11/16/2007
WATCH OUT FOR THE GRINCH
The York-Durham Heritage Railway will be an active participant in the Uxbridge Santa Claus Parade this coming November 24th. |
11/16/2007
Harbourfront Centre announces World Stage 2008 lineup
Harbourfront Centre today announced the line-up for its signature programme, World Stage 2008. |
11/16/2007
Celebrate the Wonder of the Christmas Season with Westfield Heritage Village
Experience the fun and excitement of ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas at Westfield Heritage Village. Discover the history and traditions of the holiday season. |
11/16/2007
Lots of family fun in December at Harbourfront Centre
This December, Harbourfront Centre hosts three fun and festive programmes for the entire family, along with yoga and djembe drumming for adults while the kids learn to skate on the Natrel Rink, as part of its exciting Courses & Workshops programme. |
11/16/2007
DISCOVER AN “OASIS OF LIFE” AT SCIENCE NORTH!
Water sustains all life on Earth. This year's Explore Science Speaker Series will go beneath the surface to discover how water affects our lives, and to teach us about the amazing creatures that inhabit aquatic worlds. |
11/16/2007
HENNING MANKELL MAKES CANADIAN DEBUT AT INTERNATIONAL READINGS AT HARBOURFRONT KING OF NORDIC CRIME FICTION INTERVIEWED BY CAROL OFF
International Readings at Harbourfront (IRAH) is delighted to announce a special event for December: Swedish crime-writing superstar Henning Mankell makes his Canadian debut as part of the 34th season of IRAH. |
11/16/2007
“Making Spirits Bright”
Join us for an exclusive engagement – “Making Spirits Bright”- featuring an incredible evening of food, wine and music.
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11/16/2007
REGISTER YOUR CHILD NOW FOR NOVEMBER 30TH P.A. DAY PROGRAMMING AT SCIENCE NORTH!
The next Professional Activity Day (P.A. Day) coming up in two weeks! Are you ready? Science North will make P.A. Days fun & educational for your child, and worry free for you! |
11/09/2007
Harbourfront Centre unveils brilliant new works in engaging visual arts exhibitions
Harbourfront Centre is pleased to launch its Fall/Winter visual arts exhibitions showcasing the works of contemporary Canadian artists in photography, video and craft. |
11/09/2007
ROM’s Dinosaurs Gallery Returns December 15 & 16
This Holiday Season, celebrate the opening weekend of the first Michael Lee-Chin Crystal Galleries |
11/09/2007
WATCH OUT FOR THE GRINCH
The York-Durham Heritage Railway will be an active participant in the Uxbridge Santa Claus Parade this coming November 24th |
11/09/2007
CN Tower Selected ‘Business of the Year’
CN Tower received the Air Canada ‘Business of the Year’ Award recognizing excellence, outstanding contribution and accomplishments in the Canadian tourism industry, at the 2007 TIAC National Awards for Tourism Excellence by Canada’s tourism industry leaders.
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11/09/2007
The Power Plant heats up winter 2007-08 with three solo exhibitions
Following two dazzling fall exhibitions by art world phenomenon Francesco Vezzoli and Canadian painter Paul P., a host of related public programs and the ever-popular Power Talks at the Toronto International Art Fair, The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery at Harbourfront Centre rings in the colder weather and announces its winter 2007-08 program.
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11/09/2007
AGNES ETHERINGTON ART CENTRE RECIEVES AWARDS
The Ontario Association of Art Galleries (OAAG) recognized the Agnes Etherington Art Centre's outstanding work over the last year with three awards for curatorial writing, multimedia design and publication design. |
11/09/2007
SANTA’S HELPERS VOLUNTEER THEIR TIME TO SET UP FOR ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS AT SCIENCE NORTH
The grounds of Science North will be a busy place this weekend as volunteers from the Sudbury Charities Foundation and Greater Sudbury Hydro work to set-up thousands of lights for the annual Festival of Lights |
11/09/2007
REGISTER ON-LINE NOW FOR FALL/WINTER PROGRAMS AT SCIENCE NORTH
This fall and winter, don’t hibernate! Participate! |
11/02/2007
Exhibition of the Year by Ontario Association of Art Galleries
On view at the AGH during the summer of 2006, this international, multi-disciplinary exhibition brought together artists who have created strategies of sensation into their work - reminders of feeling, seeing, perceiving and knowing. |
11/02/2007
NASCAR® SPEEDPARK’S™ ANNUAL PASS ON SALE NOW
Creating the Ultimate Experience for SpeedPark™ Guests, Pass Allows Unlimited Use of All NASCAR® SpeedPark™ Attractions |
11/02/2007
SANTA TO RIDE THE RAILS
Santa seems to be everywhere during late November and through December. |
11/02/2007
Canadian War Museum presents Remembrance activities for the whole family
Join us for a week of Remembrance activities at the Canadian War Museum. |
11/02/2007
ONTARIO REGIONAL IRON SCIENCE COMPETITION COMES TO SCIENCE NORTH
TEAMS FROM SUDBURY, TORONTO AND BRAMPTON TAKING PART! |
11/02/2007
Canadian Museum of Civilization presents Treasures of the Tsimshian
A new exhibition at the Canadian Museum of Civilization is giving visitors a chance to admire spectacular works of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century First Nations art, which are back home in Canada after spending 143 years in private hands. |
10/26/2007
Style expert and TV personality Mark Challen shares his tips and trends at the Art Gallery of Hamilton’s Art Sale
Learn about the basic rules of decorating with art as the Art Gallery of Hamilton presents a special appearance by style expert and television personality Mark Challen at the AGH’s popular Art Sale. |
10/26/2007
EXPERIENCE THE TUNNEL OF TERROR AT DYNAMIC EARTH THIS WEEK!
Dynamic Earth, Science North’s mining and geology family attraction, is undergoing a transformation for Halloween!
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10/26/2007
FORT HENRY CAPTURES KINGSTON’S 2007 BEST TOURISM BUSINESS AWARD, SECOND YEAR RUNNING
Celebrating the Rideau 175th Anniversary, receiving World Heritage Site status and seeing years of work turn into a long term funding agreement between the Federal and Ontario Governments, was enough to convince judges to award Fort Henry National Historic Site of Canada the Top Tourism Business of the Year Award.
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10/26/2007
THE ST. LAWRENCE PARKS COMMISSION EXPANDS STUDENT CO-OP APPRENTICE PROGRAM
Successful Cabin Project extended to additional high schools |
10/26/2007
Gift Giving Ideas from Wye Marsh
Trying to find that perfect gift for the person that has everything... |
10/26/2007
2007/2008 EXPLORE SCIENCE SPEAKER SERIES LAUNCHES THIS THURSDAY AT SCIENCE NORTH!
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10/26/2007
J.K. ROWLING EVENT OPENS YOUNGIFOA
IFOA APPLAUDS THE GREENEST BOOK IN PUBLISHING HISTORY |
10/26/2007
PIZZA PIZZA JOINS NASCAR SPEEDPARK VAUGHAN MILLS
Representatives from NASCARâ SpeedParkÔ Vaughan Mills, the “official family fun park of NASCARâ”, today announced that Pizza Pizzaâ has joined their line-up of food and beverage offerings.
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10/26/2007
Register now to enjoy the best of winter fun and save too!
Registration is now open for the Fourth Annual Ontario Pond Hockey Championships and the Second Annual Catch and Release Ice Fishing Derby – both a part of the festivities of IceFest running February 9-10 at Valens Conservation Area. |
10/26/2007
REGISTER ON-LINE NOW FOR FALL/WINTER PROGRAMS
This fall and winter, don’t hibernate! Participate! |
10/26/2007
HALLOWEEN AT DYNAMIC EARTH RISK THE TUNNEL OF TERROR – IF YOU DARE!
The Tunnel of Terror at Dynamic Earth, will start welcoming ghosts and goblins of all ages for its 5th annual Halloween event. |
10/26/2007
Unprecedented exhibition on personalities goes Face to Face with history
The Canadian Museum of Civilization is putting a fresh face on the past with a new permanent exhibition that officially opens on Friday, October 26. Face to Face: The Canadian Personalities Hall, the first biography-based exhibition of national scope in Canada, provides a compelling look at the country’s history through the life stories of 27 women and men who helped shape our country. |
10/26/2007
Cold Weather Changes from November to February at the Canada Agriculture
Free access to the animal barns |
10/19/2007
Spooky Halloween at Lang Pioneer Village
An event for the whole family and be prepared for an evening of frightful fun and frolic! This has become one of the most popular Halloween events in the region for families with young children.
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10/19/2007
Harbourfront Centre’s Courses & Workshops provide adults and families with exciting, fun and creative learning experiences!
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10/19/2007
‘DIVE IN’ TO THE 2007/2008 EXPLORE SCIENCE SPEAKER SERIES
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10/19/2007
Wye Marsh Management Plan Development Open House
Wye Marsh is currently in the initial stages of developing a Land Use Management Plan. The Wye Marsh Stakeholder Advisory Committee is holding an open house to collect information and comments to compile relevant background information. |
10/19/2007
JUST IN TIME FOR HALLOWEEN…GET CREEPY WITH VENOMOUS BUGS AND CUTE BATS!!!!
Experience the dark side of nature, just in time for Halloween! |
10/19/2007
NATIONAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY WEEK ACTIVITIES
Representatives from Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) will be at Science North... |
10/19/2007
28TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF AUTHORS SPRINGS OUT OF THE STARTING BLOCKS: MAN BOOKER WINNER ANNE ENRIGHT TO READ AT IFOA
GOVERNOR GENERAL’S LITERARY AWARD FINALISTS CONFIRMED FOR FESTIVAL |
10/19/2007
Museums’ National Collection Fund swells with support from 450 guests at glamourous 2007 History Costume Ball: The Age of Style
Leading members of Canada’s business and political circles stepped out in style tonight at the Canadian War Museum for a memorable fundraising ball celebrating the ’20s, ’30s and ’40s. |
10/19/2007
Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation 2006–2007 Annual Report: A Record of Achievement
Acclaimed exhibitions, milestone celebrations and a new fundraising initiative are among the highlights of the past fiscal year at the Canadian Museum of Civilization and the Canadian War Museum. |
10/19/2007
Half-Price ROM Friday Nights Programs Resume
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is pleased to resume the extremely popular ROM Friday Nights with a variety of cultural programming, access to all galleries and exhibitions and half-price admission every Friday. |
10/19/2007
World Upside Down
The Agnes Etherington Art Centre invites you to a public reception in celebration of the opening of World Upside Down. |
10/19/2007
"Art" Off the Wall
The gallery's Atrium provides a fitting venue for this wildly funny
exploration of the value of art and the nature of friendship.
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10/19/2007
A Barnyard Hallowe’en at the Canada Agriculture Museum
Visitors will love the Museum’s Barnyard Hallowe’en, with a trick-or-treat scavenger hunt in the barns, caramel apple making and pumpkin dessert bread making, games, a costume parade at 12 noon around the grounds and pumpkin decorating. |
10/12/2007
FORT HENRY LAUNCHES NEW OFF SEASON, SELF GUIDED TOUR PROGRAM BEGINNING OCTOBER 1ST
The St. Lawrence Parks Commission continues to develop programming that encourages visitation to its multiple sites from Cornwall to Kingston during the shoulder seasons. Fort Henry is supporting these efforts by launching a new off season self-guided tour program that will operate from October 1, 2007 through until May 16, 2008 |
10/12/2007
Museum of Civilization to celebrate “grandmother of Canadian Native art”
The Canadian Museum of Civilization will honour one of Canada’s most influential living artists next year with a major retrospective. |
10/12/2007
YORK-DURHAM RAILWAY TO RUN FAMILY HALLOWEEN TRAINS
With darkness falling and ghosts and ghouls about in the night, the Greater Toronto Area's only tourist railway is running more of its popular family Halloween trains this season.
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10/12/2007
IM”PAWS”IBLY CUTE SIBERIAN (AMUR) TIGER CUBS HAVE NAMES!
The Toronto Zoo’s rare and adorable Siberian (Amur) tiger cubs, a female and a male, now have names! |
10/12/2007
Cold War Film Club screening
This month’s film will be The Lives of Others, an Academy Award-winning German film from 2006 (English subtitles). The film follows the story of a dissident artist couple in the former East Germany, and the Stasi agent who becomes enmeshed in their struggle.
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10/12/2007
Art Gallery of Hamilton's Semi-Annual Art Sale
Art Gallery of Hamilton is pleased to announce the return of its semi-annual Art Sale, a unique event featuring original works by Canadian artists. |
10/12/2007
LOCAL ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN 8TH ANNUAL ROOTS AND SHOOTS CONFERENCE AT SCIENCE NORTH
Shoots Conference at Science North. The conference will be presented in French on October 17th, and again in English on October 18th.
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10/12/2007
28th ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF AUTHORS ANNOUNCES A SERIES OF FORTUNATE EVENTS
LEMONY SNICKET’S OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVE DANIEL HANDER AND KENNETH OPPEL; ALISTAIR MACLEOD AND EAST COAST FIDDLES; SCOTIABANK GILLER PRIZE NOMINEES |
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10/05/2007
Free Admission for Closing Weekend at the AGO
As the Art Gallery of Ontario prepares to enter the final phase of its expansion project, Westbank Corporation (Shangri-La) will sponsor the Gallery’s closing weekend and offer free admission to the public on October 6 and 7. |
10/05/2007
FORT HENRY LAUNCHES NEW OFF SEASON, SELF GUIDED TOUR PROGRAM BEGINNING OCTOBER 1ST
The St. Lawrence Parks Commission continues to develop programming that encourages visitation to its multiple sites from Cornwall to Kingston during the shoulder seasons. |
10/05/2007
Canadian War Museum’s Afghanistan exhibition attendance tops 125,000 - show extended to April 27, 2008
The Canadian War Museum’s current special exhibition, Afghanistan: A Glimpse of War, has attracted more than 125,000 visitors since its February opening, making it one of the most popular special exhibitions since the new Museum opened in May 2005. |
10/05/2007
“ANNE TAKES THE TRAIN” – OCTOBER 13th.
The York-Durham Heritage Railway will be hosting a special excursion on October 13th. from Uxbridge to Unionville, themed for Lucy Maud’s heroine. Passengers are encouraged to dress in period costume. |
10/05/2007
Casa Loma Reading Series Features Top Canadian Crime Writers
Crime Writers of Canada (CWC), in conjunction with Casa Loma, has created an exciting new reading series featuring internationally renowned Canadian crime writers. “The castle with its paneled library and hidden staircases seemed like a natural venue for a reading series on crime fiction,” said Virginia Cooper, CEO of Casa Loma. |
10/05/2007
An activity-centred exhibition at the Canadian Children’s Museum
Kids Celebrate! is a new exhibition at the Canadian Children’s Museum opening on Saturday, October 6, 2007. This activity-filled exhibition is all about celebrations and how kids and their families observe special festivities in various world cultures and religions. |
10/05/2007
Polidori’s Vampyre! A Play by Jason Rip Haunted Village Hayrides at Fanshawe Pioneer Village!
The primitive settlement of Fanshawe Village welcomes the sophisticated and handsome Lord Ruthven in 19th century Upper Canada…and then the horrors begin! Middlesex County doesn’t have vampires you say? I believe you are mistaken…
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10/05/2007
NEW SCIENCE NORTH EXHIBIT TAKES A LIGHT-HEARTED LOOK AT ANIMAL COURTSHIP
This exhibition is not focused on mating, but rather the art of seduction and offers a light-hearted and highly informative look at the courtship rituals of mammals, birds, fish, amphibians and, insects!
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10/05/2007
ROM’s Dinosaurs Gallery Returns this December
This Holiday Season, celebrate the opening of the first
Michael Lee-Chin Crystal Galleries
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10/05/2007
Return of ROM Fridays & Salon Sundays, plus ROMLife and ROMkids activities
Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) proudly presents A Season of Canada, a time during which Museum visitors will enjoy fascinating temporary exhibitions, beautiful permanent galleries, delicious menu options, inspired merchandise and a great amount of dynamic programming. |
10/05/2007
Feast in the City
The event with good taste returns |
09/28/2007
Love Wildlife and People?
Toronto Zoo Recruiting Year-Round Volunteers
It’s the annual recruitment for new Volunteers for the Toronto Zoo’s Volunteer program. If you are interested in wildlife, people, education and conservation then becoming a Volunteer at Toronto Zoo may be the environment right for you! |
09/28/2007
FALL SEASON ON THE OAK RIDGES MORAINE
In response to increased demand to view the fall colours of the Oak Ridges Moraine, the York-Durham Heritage railway announces Saturday trips in addition to our regular Sunday trips. |
09/28/2007
Agnes Etherington Art Centre now home to two of Canada's Rembrandts
The Agnes Etherington Art Centre proudly announces the acquisition of its second painting by the celebrated 17th century Dutch artist Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn (1606-1669). |
09/28/2007
IMAX® FILM HURRICANE ON THE BAYOU OFFERS EMOTIONAL POTRAYAL OF ISSUES FACING NEW ORLEANS
From the filmmakers who brought you Everest and Coral Reef Adventure comes Hurricane on the Bayou the new giant-screen adventure now playing on the 5 storey screen at the Science North IMAX® Theatre. |
09/28/2007
Glenn Gould: The Sounds of Genius Extraordinary musician takes centre stage in new major exhibition
The most comprehensive exhibition ever presented on Glenn Gould opens today at the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Gatineau-Ottawa. Glenn Gould: The Sounds of Genius was developed by the Museum in partnership with Library and Archives Canada to mark this year’s 75th anniversary of Gould’s birth and the 25th anniversary of his death in 1982. |
09/25/2007
Swedish Christmas Fair
The event promises visitors of all ages an authentic taste of a traditional Swedish Christmas celebration.
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09/25/2007
REGISTER ON-LINE NOW FOR P. A. DAY FUN AT SCIENCE NORTH!
All of our P.A. day programs are available now for on-line registration at sciencenorth.ca/programs. |
09/25/2007
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL VENTURE FOR SCIENCE NORTH’S MULTIMEDIA AND TRAVELLNG EXHIBIT DESIGN TEAM
Who says you have to leave Sudbury to enjoy a night in the Caribbean? The High Commissioner of Barbados to Canada, Mr. Glyne Murray, joined community and business leaders as well as Science North staff this evening, to celebrate the success of the Barbados Concorde Experience -- a new interactive visitor centre located at the Sir Grantley Adams International Airport in Barbados. |
09/25/2007
Preserving the Harvest in October at the Canada Agriculture Museum
Highlights in October at the Canada Agriculture Museum include Harvest Weekends with special activities centred around Canada's bountiful harvest, A Barnyard Halloween on Sunday, October 28, and a variety of daily demonstrations featured throughout the month.
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09/25/2007
Harbourfront Centre launches its NEW generation of Family Programming on Thanksgiving Weekend, October 6 to 8
Harbourfront Centre is pleased to announce the exciting launch of HarbourKIDS, its NEW generation of Family Programming. Harbourfront Centre presents a brilliant, curated and interactive programme, just for kids and their families that asks: Where is your place in the world? |
09/25/2007
COME TO UPPER CANADA VILLAGE ON THANKSGIVING WEEKEND FOR A CORNUCOPIA OF FUN
Upper Canada Village is offering a special celebration on Saturday and Sunday, October 6 and 7, of the upcoming Thanksgiving Weekend! Visitors to the site will discover a “cornucopia” of fun and activities planned in keeping with the holiday theme, including Traditional Thanksgiving Dinners offered on site. |
09/25/2007
October Harvest Weekends at the Canada Agriculture Museum
The Canada Agriculture Museum celebrates the arrival of Fall! In addition to daily demonstrations the Museum will present special weekend activities centred around Canada’s bountiful harvest with Food Preservation, Apple Cider and the Corn Corner |
09/18/2007
New Education Programs at Wye Marsh
Wye Marsh is thrilled to offer new programs to our existing education package. All are curriculum based and designed to entice, educate, and enlighten your student’s experience into the natural world. |
09/18/2007
Sainte-Marie among the Hurons hosts prominent Francophone Exhibit
From September 7th to September 25th Sainte-Marie among the Hurons will host the travelling exhibit Ontario's Francophonie: Then and Now. |
09/18/2007
Harbourfront Centre launches its fall visual arts exhibitions
fall, Harbourfront Centre is pleased present nine visual arts exhibitions featuring the works of contemporary Canadian and international artists in photography, video, craft and new media. |
09/18/2007
NASCAR® SPEEDPARK™ TO HOST SECOND ANNUAL NASCAR® SPEEDPARK™ DAY
NASCAR® SpeedPark™ will host the second annual NASCAR® SpeedPark™ Day, a family friendly fall festival charity event, on Saturday, September 29 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at all five North American locations in Myrtle Beach, S.C.; Concord, N.C.; Sevierville, Tenn.; St. Louis, Mo.; and Vaughan, Ontario, Canada. |
09/18/2007
“ANNE TAKES THE TRAIN” – OCTOBER 13th.
The Uxbridge area is well known for its association with Lucy Maud Montgomery and as the place where her famous novel “Anne Of Green Gables” was written. The York-Durham Heritage Railway will be hosting a special excursion on October 13th. from Uxbridge to Unionville, themed for Lucy Maud’s heroine. Passengers are encouraged to dress in period costume. |
09/18/2007
J.K. ROWLING COMES TO CANADA
As announced by Raincoast Books at noon ET today, International Readings at Harbourfront (IRAH) is thrilled to welcome J.K. Rowling to Toronto as part of YoungIFOA on October 23 at 10 am – her only appearance in Canada this fall! |
09/18/2007
DYNAMIC EARTH TO HOST SNEAK PREVIEW OF NEW CBC TV SERIES “GEOLOGIC JOURNEY” THIS THURSDAY
Dynamic Earth will host a sneak preview of an episode of the new five-part CBC Television series entitled Geologic Journey. |
09/17/2007
NASCAR? SPEEDPARK? VAUGHAN MILLS SPONSORS MAYOR’S RACE AT GREAT MAPLE CART DERBY
NASCARâ SpeedParkÔ Vaughan Mills, the “official family fun park of NASCARâ”, has been named the official sponsor of the Mayor’s Race at the annual Great Maple Cart Derby scheduled for Saturday, September 15 from 9am-4pm on Major Mackenzie Drive.
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09/17/2007
LAST CHANCE TO CATCH FIGHTER PILOT: OPERATION RED FLAG ON THE GIANT 5-STOREY IMAX® SCREEN AT SCIENCE NORTH
Audiences are running out of time to see the exhilarating aerial combat training adventure Fighter Pilot: Operation Red Flag. |
09/14/2007
TORONTO ZOO POLAR BEAR ENJOYS COCHRANE RETIREMENT
On Monday, August 20th, much loved Zoo Polar bear Bisitek, aged 27, was transported to the Cochrane Polar Bear Habitat and Heritage Village, where she will enter a restful retirement. Orphaned in the wild, Bisitek was donated to the Zoo in 1980 by the Canadian Wildlife Service. In Cochrane, Bisitek will re-connect with Nikita and Aurora who, donated to the Toronto Zoo in 2001, were the subjects of a very successful naming contest before moving on to their new location.
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09/14/2007
'DISCOVER OUR EXTRAORDINARY PLACE IN THE COSMOS' ON MONDAY AT SCIENCE NORTH
Science North is the next stop on a North-American tour by world-renowned scientist, Joel R. Primack and lawyer/writer Nancy Ellen Abrams. They will visit Science North on Monday, September 10th at 7:30 p.m. to present a public lecture about their new book, The View From the Center of the Universe: Discovering Our Extraordinary Place in the Cosmos. |
09/14/2007
HCA Board adopts resolution on protection of Eramosa karst
THAT the Hamilton Region Conservation Authority believes that additional areas of the Eramosa Karst should be preserved and protected based on its rarity and on the expert opinions provided by the above individuals; and |
09/14/2007
OLD-FASHIONED FUN AT UPPER CANADA VILLAGE’S FALL FAIR WEEKEND
From 25-cent treats and old-fashioned kids’ games, to agricultural displays and Heritage Horse and Cattle Shows, there will be something for everyone in the family to enjoy at this year’s Fall Fair at Upper Canada Village. On September 15 and 16, the Village will set the stage for this entertaining re-creation of a traditional 1860s agricultural exhibition … |
09/14/2007
DYNAMIC EARTH HOSTS SNEAK PREVIEW OF NEW CBC TELEVISION SERIES “GEOLOGIC JOURNEY”
Dynamic Earth will host a sneak preview of an episode of the new five-part CBC Television series entitled Geologic Journey. This special presentation will take place on Thursday, September 20th, at 7 p.m. in the Atlas Copco Theatre at Dynamic Earth. |
09/05/2007
“Fall” for Fanshawe Pioneer Village
The fall will be busy at Fanshawe Pioneer Village. Make sure you join us for one or all of these exciting events. From September 4th to October 5th, journey back in time and experience the development of Canadian society as detailed by our collection of more than 30 historic buildings and over 24,000 artifacts. Tour guides will lead you through the Village, providing you with the chance to explore and ask questions. |
09/05/2007
LONG SAULT HYDROPLANE REGATTA - THE HOTTEST SHOW ON H2O!
The HOTTEST SHOW ON H2O is racing into eastern Ontario! Named the “Race of the Year” by the Canadian Power Boating Federation, the LONG SAULT HYDROPLANE REGATTA this September 8 and 9 promises to thrill thousands with high speeds, fire breathing engines and incredible side by side racing manoeuvres. The racing program will start each day at 11:00 a.m. and finish at 5:00 p.m. |
09/05/2007
Exhibition reveals golden riches of ancient Peru
thousand years ago in the northern Peruvian Andes, the Sicán people built an ingenious and complex civilization that produced some of the region’s finest gold and ceramic objects. Secret Riches: Ancient Peru Unearthed, a major exhibition presented at the Canadian Museum of Civilization starting December 14, 2007, showcases some of the Sicán’s prized objects and sheds new light on this ancient culture, long unknown to by the outside world and often eclipsed by the later Inca Empire.
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09/05/2007
ONTARIO SCIENCE TEACHERS INVITED TO TAKE PART IN THE REGIONAL IRON SCIENCE COMPETITION IN SUDBURY
The search is on for the best, or at least the most entertaining and creative, science teachers in Canada! |
09/05/2007
GUIDED TOURS, WORKSHOP AND PLANT SALE AT UPPER CANADA VILLAGE’S ANNUAL “FALL GARDENS DAY”
Upper Canada Village will be hosting the last of its garden series with “Fall Gardens Day” on Saturday, September 8. This year, visitors to the site will be able to enjoy and learn about the Village gardens at harvest time and the various trees on site, through two guided walking tours. They’ll also find out about historical and modern approaches to pest control in an afternoon workshop. A small perennial and tree sale throughout the morning will complement the day’s activities … |
09/05/2007
SCIENCE NORTH TO ADD NEW TRAVELLING EXHIBITS AND OBJECT THEATRES TO ITS EXPORT LIST THANKS TO NOHFC INVESTMENT
Science North announced today that it is building two new travelling exhibits and four new object theatres with more than $2.3 million in financial assistance from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC).
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09/05/2007
SCIENCE NORTH AND DYNAMIC EARTH FALL SCHEDULE
With the end of summer comes the start of a new fall schedule for Science North and Dynamic Earth.
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08/31/2007
September Open House at the Canada Agriculture Museum
September highlights at the Canada Agriculture Museum include the Open House on the Central Experimental Farm, Saturday, September 8, and a variety of informative Daily Demonstrations featured throughout the month. Also, visitors can enjoy plenty of outdoor spaces, whether on the grass or at picnic tables, for snacking or resting while enjoying informative and hands-on activities.
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08/31/2007
UPPER CANADA VILLAGE’S FAMILY MUSIC AND ARTS FESTIVAL – FUN FOR ALL AGES ON LABOUR DAY WEEKEND
Looking for some sing-along, dance-along and laugh-along fun to wrap up your family’s summer season? For the second year in a row, Upper Canada Village is hosting a special “Family Music and Arts Festival” at the Family Activity Centre (a favourite Village attraction throughout the summer months). The Festival will take place on Labour Day Weekend, September 1, 2 and 3, and will feature a colourful line-up of professional entertainers that will be fun for all! |
08/31/2007
SEPTEMBER IS “SENIORS” MONTH AT UPPER CANADA VILLAGE ~ HALF-PRICE ADMISSION FOR FULL DAYS OF FUN!
Upper Canada Village is pleased to announce a Special Seniors promotion for the month of September. Seniors visiting this award-winning outdoor living history museum on any day of the month will pay only half the price of the regular senior’s admission rate. It’s a chance to experience the daily activities of the 19th century amidst an ever-changing fall backdrop, with a number of special days full of added entertainment not to be missed … |
08/31/2007
Art Gallery of Hamilton presents a gala fashion show RUNWAY: Live at the AGH
Blurring the line between fashion and art Art Gallery of Hamilton presents RUNWAY: Live at the AGH featuring the creations of Canadian couturier Richard Robinson
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08/31/2007
SCIENCE NORTH NEXT STOP ON NORTH-AMERICAN TOUR TO “DISCOVER OUR EXTRAORDINARY PLACE IN THE COSMOS”
Science North is the next stop on a North-American tour by world-renowned scientist, Joel R. Primack and lawyer/writer Nancy Ellen Abrams. They will visit Science North on Monday, September 10th at 7:30 p.m. to present a public lecture about their new book, The View From the Center of the Universe: Discovering Our Extraordinary Place in the Cosmos. Advance general-admission tickets for this presentation are free and available at Science North. The presentation will take place in the Inco Cavern |
08/23/2007
ROM launches Canada’s First Museum Photo Blog
Today the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) launched the ROM PhotoDiary, Canada’s first museum photo blog. The PhotoDiary provides visitors with a behind-the-scenes look at ROM people, exhibitions and events. A new photo, taken by ROM staff representing numerous aspects of the Museum, is posted daily. Online visitors can subscribe via e-mail or RSS feed, comment on photos and view archived images. |
08/23/2007
ALL BREED CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW AND OBEDIENCE TRIALS AT LONG SAULT PARKWAY THIS WEEKEND
The largest outdoor dog show in Canada will take place from Friday, August 24 to Monday, August 27 at Woodlands Campground on the Long Sault Parkway. |
08/23/2007
FORT HENRY PRESENTS ‘NIGHT AT THE MUSEM’ OUTDOOR MOVIE WITH A TWIST
Imagine watching a movie about a museum in Kingston’s largest museum. It’s dark, the movie is projected on a 24 foot inflatable screen, you are munching on a snack and at a very scary point in the movie, then all of a sudden, you have costumed people charging at you! Sound effects are heard outside the movie soundtrack.
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08/23/2007
Hamilton Leaps To Centre Stage With Support from Canada Council for the Arts and Ontario Arts Council for New Multi Media Performance
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08/23/2007
Embrace your inner Ukrainian this Labour Day weekend!
With more than a million Canadians claiming to be of Ukrainian heritage (2001 census), chances are that most Canadians know Ukraine to be more than accordions, perogies and Easter eggs. Discover even more Ukrainian culture and cuisine all Labour Day weekend at Harbourfront Centre.
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08/21/2007
LAST CHANCE TO VISIT THE ENDS OF THE EARTH AT SCIENCE NORTH
Visitors definitely won't want to be left out of the cold by missing Science North's newest and "coolest" exhibit, Ends of the Earth: From Polar Bears to Penguins, which ends Monday, September 3. |
08/21/2007
UPPER CANADA VILLAGE’S 19TH CENTURY FUNERAL RE-ENACTMENT TAKES PLACE ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 25
As part of its seasonal portrayals of life (and death), Upper Canada Village will be presenting “A 19th Century Funeral” re-enactment event on Saturday, August 25, where visitors will gain dramatic insight into how many of our present-day funeral customs have their roots in the past. |
08/21/2007
THE ST. LAWRENCE PARKS COMMISSION LAUNCHES NEW LEISURE ACTIVITIES
Web Surfing, Bike Rentals and Games Now Available at Welcome Centre at Crysler Park. |
08/20/2007
STEAM ENGINES AND ANTIQUE “HIT AND MISS” ENGINES NEWEST ADDITION TO UPPER CANADA VILLAGE’S ANTIQUE CAR FESTIVAL
On Sunday, August 19, Upper Canada Village and the Cornwall Olde Car Club will be presenting an Antique Car Show from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., where over 500 vintage vehicles, plus some new “ultra modern” OC Transpo buses, are expected to gather. And there’s more …. |
08/20/2007
Westfield’s Pages of Literature…Anne of Green Gables™ Media Day
Come and step into the pages of great Canadian literature including L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gablesä and enjoy a variety of entertaining activities for the whole family. The media day will run on September 4 from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. and feature famous Canadian authors of the past and present. Members of the media will be treated to special refreshments including homemade ice cream, which we’re sure you’ll find to be as Anne described it, “sublime”. Excellent photo and interview opportuni |
08/20/2007
NEW TIMETABLE FOR FALL SEASON ON THE OAK RIDGES MORAINE
In response to increased demand to view the fall colours of the Oak Ridges Moraine, the York-Durham Heritage railway announces Saturday trips in addition to our regular Sunday trips. Saturday trips will commence on September 8th and continue until October 6th. Trains leave the restored Uxbridge station at 10:00am and 2:30pm and from Stouffville GO station at noon. on both Saturdays and Sundays.
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08/20/2007
Brilliant Canvases Reveal Stories of the Creative Spirit in Touchstones
Brilliant Canvases Reveal Stories of the Creative Spirit in Touchstones, an Exhibition that Spans 30 years of Work by Local Artist Greg Hindle. It opens at the Gibson Centre in Alliston, on September 8th, 2007.
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08/20/2007
“Fall” for Fanshawe Pioneer Village
The fall will be busy at Fanshawe Pioneer Village. Make sure you join us for one or all of these exciting events. From September 4th to October 5th, journey back in time and experience the development of Canadian society as detailed by our collection of more than 30 historic buildings and over 24,000 artifacts. Tour guides will lead you through the Village, providing you with the chance to explore and ask questions.
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08/16/2007
The Power Plant launches Fall 2007 with two dazzling solo exhibitions
Following another record-breaking summer, when over 50,000 visitors enjoyed FREE gallery admission thanks to the Hal Jackman Foundation and NOW Magazine, The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery at Harbourfront Centre is thrilled to announce its Fall 2007 program.
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08/16/2007
Taiwan: Ilha Formosa
Harbourfront Centre welcomes the 18th Annual Taiwanese Cultural Festival, a six-time winner of Best Cultural Event Award by the Canadian Event Industry. The 2007 Toronto version, Taiwan: Ilha Formosa, is co-produced with the Formosa Cultural Society of Ontario and the Taiwanese Canadian Cultural Society (TCCS), and celebrates Taiwan’s interpretation of diversity, rediscovers traditions and embraces the creativity of tomorrow. Ilha Formosa translates to “the beautiful island”, a name bestowed o |
08/10/2007
ST. LAWRENCE PARKS COMMISSION ATTRACTIONS RECEIVE HIGH HONOURS
The St. Lawrence Parks Commission has recently learned that two of its key attractions have received the highest levels of recognition for quality and service excellence. These ratings by the Michelin, CAA, and Fodor’s travel guides acknowledge Upper Canada Village and the Upper Canada Golf Course as top attractions that are highly recommended to travelers. These awards should generate a higher profile and greater tourism to the Eastern Ontario area, |
08/10/2007
Wye Marsh and Tay Township Partner To Offer a new RIDE ON Program!
Come and join Wye Marsh staff on a weekly bike program for people ages 6 to adult. Don’t own a bike? No problem! Bikes and helmets are provided for the program to those that need them through a grant from Active 2010, Communities in Action Fund.
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08/10/2007
NORTHERN ONTARIO HERITAGE FUND CORPORATION INVESTS $1.4 MILLION IN DYNAMIC EARTH PHASE 3 EXPANSION
Northern Development and Mines Minister and chair of the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation, the Honourable Rick Bartolucci, announced today that the NOHFC will invest $1.4 million in Dynamic Earth's Phase 3 expansion campaign. The announcement was made at the popular Sudbury mining and earth sciences centre |
08/10/2007
THE ISABEL McLAUGHLIN FONDS: AN ARCHIVAL EXHIBITION
Following her death in 2002 at age 99, Queen's University Archives, Kingston, acquired the extensive personal papers of Isabel McLaughlin, daughter of Canadian automobile magnate Sam McLaughlin. Trained as a painter, throughout her long life she nurtured a wide circle of friends, among whom numbered Canada's prominent artists of two generations, including members of the Group of Seven, the Beaver Hall Group and Painters Eleven. |
08/10/2007
NEW BROADWAY REVUE PREMIERES AT THE RED BARN THEATRE
West Side Story, Man of La Mancha, Hair, Phantom of the Opera and Cabaret are some of the most popular Broadway musicals ever staged. Their songs and stories remain in our hearts waiting to be rekindled.
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08/10/2007
DON’T WAIT ‘TIL OCTOBER – VOTE EARLY AT UPPER CANADA VILLAGE’S UPCOMING “1860S ELECTION”
With a provincial election in the air this coming fall, Upper Canada Village’s upcoming 1860s Election Re-enactment event on August 11 and 12 may be an interesting indication of how citizens today will be inclined to vote. Of course, some of the issues visitors will be voting on and the criteria for the right to vote may be a bit different back then than they are today … |
08/10/2007
Filipinos Making Waves
Discover the shimmering cultural wonders of the Philippines - Friday, August 17 through Sunday, August 19 (Complete event schedule included below) |
08/10/2007
DARFUR/DARFUR
From September 8 to 17, 2007, the Institute for Contemporary Culture (ICC) at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) presents DARFUR/DARFUR, a provocative photography exhibit projected on the exterior of the Museum’s Michael Lee-Chin Crystal. Over 150 large-scale colour and black-and-white images by seven international photojournalists and one former U.S. Marine explore the lives of the men, women and children who are currently under attack in the Darfur region in western Sudan. The images will be visib |
08/10/2007
ST. LAWRENCE PLAQUE UNVEILED AT CRYSLER PARK
A new plaque in honour of Saint Lawrence, the Christian saint that the St. Lawrence River was named for was unveiled at the south end of the Queen Elizabeth Gardens in Crysler Park near Upper Canada Village on Wednesday (August 8). |
08/10/2007
THE “ART OF WATERCOLOUR” WEEKEND GETAWAY ~ ONE OF THREE NEW WORKSHOPS AT UPPER CANADA VILLAGE THIS FALL
Over the years, numerous artists, photographers and other creative-minded individuals have been drawn to Upper Canada Village for its picturesque and authentic qualities, capturing the essence of the historic surroundings for their own enjoyment. This year, Upper Canada Village will become the backdrop for three new Fall Workshops that cater to enthusiasts in these creative fields, one of which is a special Watercolour Weekend Getaway …
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08/10/2007
Kingston Views: The Penal Presence
In his analysis of the development of the modern penal system, Michel Foucault identifies changes in theory and practice that occurred in the late 18th century. Central among these was a shift in emphasis from punishing the prisoner's body to punishing the soul, from torture and/or execution to incarceration, and from public spectacle to private detention. |
08/01/2007
Santeria inspired visual arts works by Cuban artists at Harbourfront Centre
Harbourfront Centre in collaboration with Toronto's Spence Gallery presents an uniquely spiritual Santeria inspired art exhibition at the Island Soul festival. |
08/01/2007
WORLD UPSIDE DOWN
Imagine a world where Superman is a Soviet hero, killer rabbits hunt humans, and British aristocrats dressed in "African" fabrics lose their heads. Welcome to World Upside Down, an exhibition opening this fall at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Queen's University. |
08/01/2007
DIGITAL DINOSAURS JOIN THEIR PRINT, TV AND MOVIE STAR COUSINS AS TORONTO ZOO DINO CAMPAIGN GOES ONLINE
—“Dinosaurs Alive!” the Toronto Zoo’s ambitious and exciting exhibit has added another dimension with its multimedia campaign, courtesy of Toronto-based advertising agency Lowe Roche. The agency’s “Dino” campaign, which was announced today, features www.babydino.ca, an interactive website that enables users to adopt and raise a baby dinosaur online. |
08/01/2007
“WEED WALK” AND A DIFFERENT KIND OF GARDEN “TEA PARTY” OFFERED AT UPPER CANADA VILLAGE’S SUMMER GARDENS EVENT
With colourful heirloom plants in full bloom and vegetables growing in abundance, Upper Canada Village is in peak form for its “Summer Gardens” event on Saturday, August 4. Visitors are invited to participate in guided tours and to attend a fascinating workshop specially prepared for this day. |
08/01/2007
Community Event at Gordon's Park on Manitoulin Island
Howl like a wolf at the Moonlight Hike & Wolf Howl being held Friday, August 3, 2007 at Gordon's Park on Manitoulin Island starting at 8 PM . |
08/01/2007
Art Gallery of Hamilton International Film and Video Festival 9
Celebrating excellence, diversity and innovation in short film and video Art Gallery of Hamilton International Film and Video Festival 9 Bell Canada Award for Short Film And Video
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07/27/2007
SCIENCE NORTH INCREASES SERVICE TO NORTH BAY AND OTHER AREAS OF NORTHERN ONTARIO
Nipissing MPP Monique Smith, along with Science North CEO, Jim Marchbank and Director of Education and Northern Programs, Laura Kuzenko, visited Science North's Summer Science Camps at St. Hubert School in North Bay today to see first hand the educational programming that Science North is offering young people in Nipissing, including the Science Quest Camp that is new to North Bay.
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07/27/2007
Harbourfront Centre fires up
Harbourfront Centre World Routes, presented by RBC, sizzles with the 10th Anniversary of our renowned Hot & Spicy Food Festival, August 10-12. A GTA festival fave, this eclectic culinary arts festival returns with a stellar combination of unique and exotic foods, a variety of sauces and recipes, rare musical concerts with Bad Plus and the Canadian premiere of Brazil’s AfroReggae presented by Fido, comedy, dance, Limbo, Hot & Spicy Yoga and world’s hottest Line dance. |
07/26/2007
Small visitors make for huge success at Canadian Children’s Museum
Ottawa’s Margot Pope-Peluso, 6 years old, was happily surprised at the Canadian Children’s Museum this morning when she discovered she was the 8 millionth person to visit the Museum since it opened 18 years ago.
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07/25/2007
OSHAWA JAZZ AND BLUES FESTIVAL
JOIN US FOR OSHAWA JAZZ AND BLUES FESTIVAL. Purchase your tickets today to guarantee availablity!!
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07/25/2007
BITE INTO GLOBAL CULTURE
Harbourfront Centre is delicious, delectable and downright mouth-watering this summer with a smorgasbord of chefs’ dishes freshly made and ready to devour during World Routes Summer Festivals. It’s a food fan’s chance to experience a global gallery of gastronomic gold. Discover an array of chefs’ bests!
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07/25/2007
Agricultural Fun in August at the Canada Agriculture Museum
August highlights at the Canada Agriculture Museum include the Knit-Out Event, Sunday, August 5 and a variety of informative Daily Demonstrations which are featured throughout the month. The popular year-round Birthday Party program for children 3 to 12 continues in August as well.
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07/25/2007
FALLEN ANGELS AT THE RED BARN THEATRE
When Noel Coward’s Fallen Angels premiered in London in 1925 (starring Tallulah Bankhead), the play was considered to be scandalous.
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07/24/2007
PARKS OF THE ST. LAWRENCE TO HOST 8TH ANNUAL CAMBODIAN FESTIVAL
For the eighth consecutive year, the “Angkorian Community of Canada” is proud to present its summer Cambodian Festival. |
07/19/2007
DIGITAL DINOSAURS JOIN THEIR PRINT
"Dinosaurs Alive!” the Toronto Zoo’s ambitious and exciting exhibit has added another dimension with its multimedia campaign, courtesy of Toronto-based advertising agency Lowe Roche. The agency’s “Dino” campaign, which was announced today, features www.babydino.ca, an interactive website that enables users to adopt and raise a baby dinosaur online. |
07/19/2007
The Great Canadian Quilt arrives at the MacLarenArtCentre.
On July 28th, the MacLarenArtCentre will be home to the Great Canadian Quilt that is traveling across Canada to raise awareness and funds for the Grandmothers to Grandmothers program of the Stephen Lewis Foundation. |
07/19/2007
ARCTIC BIRDS OF PREY FROM CANADIAN RAPTOR CONSERVANCY TO VISIT SCIENCE NORTH NEXT WEEKEND
As part of a provincial initiative designed to help organizations enhance their tourism products, Science North will be bringing live birds of prey in from the Canadian Raptor Conservancy on July 21st and 22nd. Among the Arctic birds being brought to Science North for the weekend are a Snowy Owl, a Golden Eagle, a Great Horned Owl, a Red-tailed Hawk, and a Peregrine Falcon. |
07/19/2007
SCOTTISH COUNTRY WEDDING RE-ENACTMENT AT UPPER CANADA VILLAGE ON JULY 22
This coming Sunday, July 22, will be a day to remember at Upper Canada Village, as an 1860s Scottish Country Wedding re-enactment unfolds for all to see. Each year Upper Canada Village stages a different “19th Century Wedding” with a unique cast of characters from the past, and the event continues to be one of the site’s most well-attended days of the season. |
07/19/2007
NEW DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY WEEKEND ~ FIRST OF THREE WORKSHOPS AT UPPER CANADA VILLAGE THIS FALL
Upper Canada Village is an award-winning outdoor living history museum that attracts thousands of tourists and history buffs each year who indulge in the experience of being transported back in time. But it also has appeal for other reasons. Over the years, numerous artists, photographers and other creative-minded individuals have been drawn to the site for its picturesque and authentic qualities, capturing the essence of the historic surroundings for their own enjoyment. This year, Upper Can |
07/19/2007
7th Annual Military Enactment Weekend Takes Place
More than 250 years of Canadian military history, from scarlet coated and kilted Highlanders to the red berets of World War Two Canadian Paratroopers, will be on display at Crysler's Farm Battlefield Memorial and Upper Canada Village Saturday and Sunday, July 14 and 15, as the Friends of Crysler’s Farm present their 7th annual Military Heritage Weekend.
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07/19/2007
ISLAND SOUL
Friday August 3 through Monday August 6 Caribbean inspired extravaganza features Calypso and Reggae legends! |
07/18/2007
Beyond the Silhouette: Fashion and the Women of Historic Kingston
The Agnes Etherington Art Centre is home to the Queen's University Collection of Canadian Dress, one of finest collections of costume in Canada. As part of our 50th anniversary programming celebrating collecting and community, the Art Centre will stage, starting 22 July, a breathtaking selection of works drawn from this national resource. Through their display, Beyond the Silhouette will explore the social and cultural history of our city and community, from 1815 to the modern era.
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07/18/2007
The Great Canadian Quilt arrives at the MacLarenArtCentre.
On July 28th, the MacLarenArtCentre will be home to the Great Canadian Quilt that is traveling across Canada to raise awareness and funds for the Grandmothers to Grandmothers program of the Stephen Lewis Foundation. On March 8th, 2006 Stephen Lewis launched the campaign, which supports the many grandmothers in Africa whose children have died of AIDS and are then left to raise their grandchildren alone.
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07/18/2007
One of a Kind Collection of First Nations Art Returns to Canadian Soil
After nearly 150 years overseas, one of the country’s greatest collections of First Nations Art has returned to Canada and will be exhibited this summer at the AGO when the Gallery presents Treasures of the Tsimshian from the Dundas Collection. The exhibtion opens July 18 and remains on view until October 7, 2007. |
07/16/2007
Hands-On Heritage Summer Day Camp
Kingston’s rich and varied heritage sites provide exciting settings for a unique summer camp for eight-to-twelve-year-olds. The Educators’ Group of the Kingston Association of Museums, Art Galleries and Historic Sites is collaborating for the sixth year on its Hands-On Heritage program. Children register for one week and visit at least six different museums over the five days. Bellevue House National Historic Site acts as both the drop-off and pick-up site, and provides before-and-after-camp |
07/13/2007
World Rhythms
Harbourfront Centre travelled the four corners of the earth to assemble the incredible line up for World Rhythms. This festival escorts visitors on a journey around the world to bring together globally diverse art, food and culture, an undertaking only Harbourfront Centre could bring to fruition.
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07/11/2007
One day symposium on Massclusivity – New models of viable design and craft collaborations in developing world
Harbourfront Centre presents a one day symposium, as part of its Innovators + ideas Craft Series that complements its summer exhibition in York Quay Centre, Massclusivity – New models of viable design and craft collaboration in the developing world. |
07/11/2007
Harbourfront Centre launches its visual arts exhibitions and no-fee wireless Internet, making it a “hotspot”
Harbourfront Centre is pleased to launch its seven summer visual arts exhibitions featuring the works of Canadian and international artists and no-fee wireless internet access. |
07/11/2007
34th Annual Antique and Classic Car Show
The hum of well-tended engines, the gleam of polished chrome and the memories of a bygone era are all waiting for you at the 34th Annual Antique and Classic Car Show!
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07/11/2007
Zidane: Up, Close, and Personal
No soccer fan will want to miss this! Get an intimate look at soccer superstar Zinédine Zidane, as the National Gallery of Canada is now showing Douglas Gordon and Philippe Parreno’s Zidane, A 21st Century Portrait until October 2007.
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07/11/2007
Westfield’s Ice Cream Festival
On Tuesday July 17, Westfield Heritage Village will host a media preview of their Ice Cream Festival. The Civic Holiday weekend marks the arrival of a unique and exciting family event. Westfield brings together the fun and flavour of Canada's favourite treat, ice cream, and the nostalgia of simpler times. |
07/11/2007
7TH ANNUAL MILITARY RE-ENACTMENT WEEKEND TAKES PLACE
More than 250 years of Canadian military history, from scarlet coated and kilted Highlanders to the red berets of World War Two Canadian Paratroopers, will be on display at Crysler's Farm Battlefield Memorial and Upper Canada Village. |
07/11/2007
Glenn Dobbin Appointed as ROM’s Deputy Director, Operations
Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) Director and CEO William Thorsell has announced the appointment of Glenn Dobbin as the Museum’s Deputy Director, Operations, effective August 7, 2007. |
07/11/2007
Wild Waterworks cleared to resume normal operations
Wild Waterworks at Confederation Park is open after a chlorine gas bubble at the wave pool resulted in 17 persons being taken to hospital Tuesday morning shortly after the facility opened. |
07/11/2007
Canadian War Museum commemorates Battle of Passchendaele with exhibition at Belgian battle site
The Canadian War Museum is marking the 90th anniversary of one of the First World War’s most hard-fought victories with a special exhibition at the site of the battle. Bloody Victory: The Canadians at Passchendaele opens on July 13 in Passchendaele/Zonnebeke, in the West Flanders region of Belgium. |
07/11/2007
Global Hip Hop: The 4 Elements – Toronto’s First Ever Hip Hop Festival
Hip Hop is a style, a sound, and a state of mind. Focusing on the four main elements, DJing, MCing, Breakdancing and Graffiti, this festival seeks to go beyond the music and show the complexity of a still evolving cultural phenomenon. |
07/06/2007
Dim Sum Chinese Festival
Harbourfront Centre’s Dim Sum Chinese Festival serves up more than just food! This festival offers a dazzling array of traditional and contemporary art forms that delve deep into Chinese cultural identity. |
07/06/2007
One day symposium on Massclusivity – New models of viable design and craft collaborations in developing world
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07/05/2007
DIGITAL DINOSAURS JOIN THEIR PRINT, TV AND MOVIE STAR COUSINS AS TORONTO ZOO DINO CAMPAIGN GOES ONLINE
—“Dinosaurs Alive!” the Toronto Zoo’s ambitious and exciting exhibit has added another dimension with its multimedia campaign, courtesy of Toronto-based advertising agency Lowe Roche. The agency’s “Dino” campaign, which was announced today, features www.babydino.ca, an interactive website that enables users to adopt and raise a baby dinosaur online. |
07/05/2007
NATIONAL CONSERVATION WEEK AN OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN ABOUT WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
Canadians will have an opportunity to learn more about wildlife conservation and what they can do to support species survival during National Conservation Week July 1-7 at Canada’s 24 accredited zoos and aquariums including the Toronto Zoo.
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07/05/2007
Summer Fun at the Hockey Hall of Fame/ Class of 2007 announced!
A quick note to fill you in on the happenings at the Hockey Hall of Fame this summer and a sneak peak at the Induction 2007 festivities taking place this fall |
07/05/2007
Art Gallery of Hamilton presents a Talk and Tour
Art Gallery of Hamilton presents a talk and tour Exploring Canadian Folk Art with Dr. Stephen Inglis |
07/04/2007
Visit the National Gallery of Canada for free!
Discover the Gallery’s exceptional permanent collection and many of its exhibitions for free! |
07/04/2007
PREPARE FOR THE CLIMB OF YOUR LIFE INTHE ALPS, A NEW GIANT-SCREEN ADVENTURE AT THE SCIENCE NORTH IMAX® THEATRE
Celebrated as one of the most magnificent mountain ranges on the planet, the Alps are a vital source of life and energy. Now, with the full force of the IMAX® theatre format, the dramatic mountaineering challenge and extraordinary beauty of the Alps are brought to life in the new giant screen adventure The Alps, now playing at the Science North IMAX Theatre. |
07/04/2007
“The Little Engine that Can’t”
In the shadow of Canada Day, a time to celebrate national pride, July 3, 2007 will be the final day in a 120-day standoff between the City of Toronto Culture department and rail enthusiasts, Donald and Douglas Lister, who will have to remove their 1948 Canadian Pacific Engine from the national historic site the CPR John St. Roundhouse, or it will be cut up and disposed of as scrap.
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07/04/2007
Thursday Nights Astronomy is back!
Thursday Nights Astronomy is back again for the months of July & August at beautiful Gordon's Park on lovely laid back Manitoulin Island. Joining the popular summertime astronomy program is the new " Saturday Afternoon Walk A Fossil Reef" educational hike on the prehistoric reef discovered at the Park in 2006 by paleontologist and Algoma University Professor, Sharron Valli.
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07/04/2007
11TH ANNUAL ANTIQUE & CLASSIC CAR SHOW AT LANG PIONEER VILLAGE
The annual Antique and Classic Car Show at Lang Pioneer Village has become one of the largest shows in the Kawarthas with cars of every make and model from 1900 to 2007 expected to arrive. |
07/04/2007
FORT HENRY AND THE RIDEAU CANAL TAKE THEIR PLACE IN HISTORY AS A UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE
It’s official. Fort Henry National Historic Site of Canada, the Rideau Canal and the Kingston Fortifications have together been inscribed as a World Heritage Site by the United Nations Education, Scientific and Education Organization (UNESCO). The announcement was made in Auckland, New Zealand on June 28. |
07/04/2007
FORT HENRY HOSTS JULIUS CAESAR PLAY OUTDOORS BEGINNING THIS THURSDAY EVENING
Op Knox Entertainment, a Kingston-based company, is presenting the premiere theatre event of the summer, William Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar”, staged in all its intended pomp and grandeur from July 5 to 14 at Fort Henry National Historic Site of Canada, a World Heritage Site.
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07/01/2007
Celebrate Canada’s Birthday at
On Sunday, July 1st, join in the Dominion Day celebrations taking place at Fanshawe Pioneer Village.
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07/01/2007
CANADA DAY FAMILY CELEBRATIONS JULY 1 AT SCIENCE NORTH
Come and celebrate our nation’s 140h Birthday with the whole family! We have a full day and evening of family activities and entertainment, topped off by a spectacular fireworks display. It all gets underway Sunday, July 1 at noon on the Science North grounds.
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06/29/2007
Harbourfront Centre Presents a Spectacular Line Up for Canada Day
Generations kicks off the summer long series of festivals, World Routes 2007 presented by RBC. Each weekend from June through September, Harbourfront Centre will showcase top Canadian and International artists and performances comprising all of the creative disciplines including music, dance, theatre, visual arts, readings and film. |
06/29/2007
The Spiegel Show is SO hot it just won’t stop!
With the phenomenal 1920s European venue and an all-Canadian cast, The Spiegel Show, created and directed by Harbourfront Centre's own Tina Rasmussen, features a mischievous mix of burlesque, comedic performers, music and aerialists and other tempting acts. |
06/28/2007
Go Films in the Forest
See the stars under the stars as The Hamilton Spectator and Hamilton Conservation Authority present what’s sure to be this summer’s most popular outdoor event — Go Films in the Forest. |
06/28/2007
SCIENCE NORTH SCIENCE DIRECTOR MOVES ON TO NEW ROLE
Science North’s Science Director for the last seven years and a high profile Sudbury scientist for 23 years, will step down from his position later this summer. |
06/28/2007
NEW FOAL SUPPORTS SPECIES
The Toronto Zoo is thrilled to announce the birth of a female Przewalski’s horse foal on June 22, 2007. Przewalski’s horses were once declared extinct in the wild, although re-introduction efforts have taken place. At present, the Zoo’s herd consists of seven animals, with a total of 150 of these horses in captivity in North America.
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06/26/2007
Celebrate Canada’s History and Great Canadians Canada Day at Westfield
You’ve seen the schools and monuments, why not spend your Canada Day meeting these great Canadians in person? Walk through this historic village and you might meet up with the lovely and charming Lady Macdonald, wife of Canada’s first Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald. |
06/26/2007
Free admission on Canada Day at the Canadian War Museum
On Canada Day, come to the Canadian War Museum and discover your rich military history. Admission is FREE!
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06/26/2007
SCIENCE NORTH SCIENCE DIRECTOR MOVES ON TO NEW ROLE
Science North’s Science Director for the last seven years and a high profile Sudbury scientist for 23 years, will step down from his position later this summer. Alan Nursall will leave Science North as an employee on August 10. |
06/26/2007
Fun Summer Activities in July at the Canada Agriculture Museum
Highlights in July at the Canada Agriculture Museum include Canada Day Weekend featuring the Canadian Horse on Saturday, June 30 and Sunday, July 1 and a variety of Daily Demonstrations throughout the month starting July 2. |
06/26/2007
FUN PASSES MAKE FAMILY OUTINGS MORE AFFORDABLE THIS SUMMER
Each fun pass includes one free children’s admission, with the purchase of one adult admission, to each of 15 participating provincial attractions, including Science North – and an Ontario Provincial Parks daily vehicle permit discount. |
06/26/2007
The world’s first typing machines revolutionized modern communications
Starting July 7 2007, the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) presents an intriguing exhibit of more than 25 antique typewriters from the very beginning of their history, in the 1880s and 1890s. |
06/26/2007
MOUNTAIN CLIMBER WELCOMED HOME AS A HERO TODAY AT SCIENCE NORTH
Hundreds of school-children and members of the public came out to Science North this morning to welcome home a true Sudbury hero. Meagan McGrath is Sudbury native and mountain climber who achieved her dream of climbing the tallest mountain on each of the world’s seven continents when she reached the summit of Mount Everest on May 21 (Nepal time). Everest is the world’s tallest peak at 29,028 feet (8,848 metres). |
06/23/2007
Powerful Portraits by Artist Chuck Close
Renowned for his inventive examinations of the human face, contemporary artist Chuck Close will be one of the highlights of the Art Gallery of Ontario’s summer exhibitions. A Couple of Ways of Doing Something, organized by the Aperture Foundation in New York, will feature 44 of Close’s portraits. The exhibition will open on June 23 and remain on view until September 16, 2007.
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06/22/2007
Women's Outdoor Weekend at Gordon's Park
Gordon's Park on Hwy 6, on Manitoulin Island in Ontario is hosting their 7th annual Women's Outdoor Weekend. The event is an opportunity for women to camp, relax and learn about the great outdoors. |
06/22/2007
Canada Day Weekend Featuring the Canadian Horse at the
Celebrate Canada’s birthday with two fun-filled days of activities at the Canada Agriculture Museum! For a third consecutive year, the Canada Agriculture Museum is proud to present very special “Canadians” on June 30 and July 1: Canadian Horses, Canada’s National Horse. |
06/20/2007
FIRST EVER NATIONAL ABORIGINAL DAY
The Toronto Zoo’s Adopt-A-Pond program and Urban Turtle Initiative today announced the first Annual Turtle Island Celebration to honour National Aboriginal Day on June 21st. Turtle Island is a term that many Aboriginal peoples use to refer to North America. |
06/20/2007
Harbourfront Centre invites kids to the heart of Toronto’s waterfront for a summer of fun, creativity and learning!
Harbourfront Centre provides a one-of-a-kind day camp experience for kids of ages 3 to 17, with Toronto’s most diverse selection of opportunities for personal growth and enrichment, skill development and fun. This summer, Harbourfront Centre is pleased to announce its five new and exciting camps: Music Camp, Fashion Design Camp, Canadian Football Legends Camp, Overnight Camp and Outdoors Beyond. |
06/20/2007
FIRST EVER NATIONAL ABORIGINAL DAY AT THE TORONTO ZOO
The Toronto Zoo’s Adopt-A-Pond program and Urban Turtle Initiative today announced the first Annual Turtle Island Celebration to honour National Aboriginal Day on June 21st. |
06/20/2007
Wild About Nature Tour and Talk
Nature has always been a source of inspiration to artists. On Wednesday, June 20 at 10:30 am, the Art Gallery of Hamilton and Hamilton’s Community Peregrine Project will present a tour and talk featuring the work of two of Canada’s most noted wildlife painters currently on view in the AGH exhibition Wild Nature: George McLean and Chris Bacon from the Collection of Mr. David Braley.
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06/19/2007
Beat the Heat
The heat has gotten to our manager and he’s asked me to pass on some really cool savings for the month of June. |
06/19/2007
NATIONAL GALLERY OF CANADA
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06/19/2007
ARCTIC ANIMALS FROM BOWMANVILLE ZOO TO VISIT SCIENCE NORTH THIS WEEKEND
As part of a provincial initiative designed to help organizations enhance their tourism products, Science North will be bringing live animals in from The Bowmanville Zoo on June 23rd and 24th. Among the Arctic animals being brought to Science North for the weekend are an adult Arctic wolf named “Arthur” and an adult reindeer. |
06/19/2007
NASCARâ SPEEDPARKä VAUGHAN MILLS TO OFFER “BUY ONE GET ONE FREE” UNLIMITED WRISTBAND SPECIAL THROUGHOUT JUNE
“To kick off the summer season we wanted to offer our guests the ultimate wristband special,” said Domenic Buttigleir, general manager for NASCARâ SpeedParkä Vaughan Mills. “While our Unlimited Wristband is already an amazing offer, we thought our ‘Buy One Get One Free’ special would be an excellent way to reward our guests for their continued patronage.”
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06/19/2007
Beats, Breaks & Culture electrifies Harbourfront Centre
Electrifying thrills return to Harbourfront Centre with Beats, Breaks & Culture, presented by NOW Magazine. Now in its fourth year, this hotly anticipated weekend-long event has emerged as one of North America's leading electronic music and culture festivals. |
06/19/2007
New Canadian War Museum summer programs
The LeBreton Gallery Hands-On Technology Series offers a new activity, every week, to help visitors better understand and appreciate the evolution of military technology. Topics include: knots, camouflage, bridge construction, sonar, and catapults.
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06/18/2007
CANADA DAY WEEKEND ON THE HERITAGE TRAIN
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06/17/2007
11th Annual Father's Day Smoke & Steam Show
This is the largest show of its kind in the Kawartha's. Watch as local collectors bring to life some of the oldest antique tractors and steam engines around as they compete for several trophies in the tractor games beginning at 12 noon. In all, over 20 trophies will be awarded including Best Unique Exhibit, Best Display and Novice Slow Race as well as a Lang Pioneer Village Choice Award. |
06/16/2007
Parkwood celebrates Father’s Day
Parkwood, The R.S. McLaughlin Estate, is presenting a variety of programmes,activities and cross-promotions to coincide with Father’s Day and the 3rd Annual Peony Festival.The festival features a Peony Show, a Tea Garden, Peony information, children's activities and artists in the garden.
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06/16/2007
Celebrating Aboriginal Heritage
During the Aboriginal Festival June 16-17, the historic site will present a wide array of exhibits and demonstrations connected to Native heritage. The popular Survival in the Bush group will animate Sainte-Marie’s entrance with fire-starting demonstrations, cordage making, trap and snare exhibits, a furrier display, and edible tea tasting. Sainte-Marie’s Interpretive Staff plan fur-smoking activities, clay-okie and corn-husk doll making, waterway demonstrations, and a fun puppet show that sho |
06/14/2007
Bidding on Baskets with Panache! at the Canada Agriculture Museum
The Canada Agriculture Museum will host an exciting new fundraising event called Baskets with Panache! starting at 7:00 p.m. on June 14, 2007. Baskets with Panache! will feature Ottawa radio and television personality Stuntman Stu auctioning themed gift baskets created by local community leaders such as Mayor Larry O’Brien, Max Keeping, J.J. Clarke, Gay Cook and Ben Babelowsky.
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06/14/2007
Friday the 13th …the most superstitious day of the year
Friday the 13th is well-known to be the most superstitious day of the year. Far from being unlucky, however, it is an extra-special day for ghost lovers! How are you celebrating? Join the Haunted Walk of Kingston as we present our special storytelling evening on Kingston’s haunted waters on the Friday the 13th Midnight Ghost Cruise, to be held on the night of Friday the 13th of July, 2007. |
06/14/2007
The most superstitious day of the year...
Friday the 13th is well-known to be the most superstitious day of the year. Far from being unlucky, however, it is an extra-special day for ghost lovers! How are you celebrating? Join the Haunted Walk of Ottawa as we present our special Superstitions version of the “Original Haunted Walk,” including a trip to the haunted Bytown Museum, or party with the ghosts at midnight on our special Friday the 13th “Ghosts and the Gallows” tour of the old Carleton County Jail. |
06/13/2007
All-Ontario high school baseball championship coming to St. Marys
After a ten-year stint in the Rogers Centre, the OFSAA high school baseball Final Four will be played in St. Marys at the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame's two main diamonds, the St. Marys Cement Company Field and Rotary Field, on June 13 & 14. |
06/12/2007
Nine Beaches Awarded International Blue Flag Certification
Nine beaches have been certified to fly the Blue Flag, an international program for clean beaches, Environmental Defence announced today. To qualify for the Blue Flag, all nine beaches had to meet 27 strict standards based on water quality, environmental management, environmental education and safety and services.
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06/12/2007
Bata Shoe Museum Announces Summer Season
The Bata Shoe Museum, one of the city’s most remarkable museums, offers a summer lineup of exhibitions featuring diverse artifacts from many different cultures. An architectural landmark, the Museum is a unique place to spend an afternoon during summer vacation.
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06/12/2007
MacLarenArtCentre Announces New Permanent Executive Director.
An arts professional with over twenty years experience in museum and art gallery management, Carolyn Bell Farrell brings to the MacLarenArtCentre creative vision and leadership skills to implement the Centre’s long-term strategic plans. She is especially familiar with the day-to-day running of a gallery. Coming to the MacLaren from the Koffler Gallery in Toronto where she has been the Senior Curator/Department Head for the past nine years, her recent engagements in Toronto also include particip |
06/12/2007
Quantrill pleased and impressed with Hall's progress
Former major leaguer Paul Quantrill was seen doing somersaults off of the cliff at The Quarry, but he was also doing figurative flips over the Hall of Fame's evolution since his last stopover in St. Marys a decade ago when he came through with the Blue Jays Winter Caravan |
06/12/2007
Canadian Museum of Civilization showcases contemporary Aboriginal art
A new exhibition of contemporary art by a young generation of native artists opens today at the Canadian Museum of Civilization. In My Lifetime: Contemporary Aboriginal Art features 15 works by eight significant artists: Rebecca Belmore, Hannah Claus, David Garneau, Faye HeavyShield, Neal McLeod, Nadia Myre, Sonia Robertson and Frank Shebageget. Their works focus on the modern aboriginal experience in Canada |
06/12/2007
J. G. Ballard's Pool
J. G. Ballard's Pool is a pivotal work in Don Jean-Louis's career, straddling his early small-scale explorations of nature and the large multi-media investigations of light, architecture and metaphysics that occupied him through the 1970s. This vacuum-formed uvex work, a recent addition to the Art Centre's collection, was inspired by J. G. Ballard's 1966 novel The Crystal World. |
06/12/2007
LEARN ABOUT GARDEN STRUCTURES AND MORE AT UPPER CANADA VILLAGE’S “SPRING GARDENS” DAY
There’ll be lots to learn about at Upper Canada Village’s upcoming “Spring Gardens” Day. Horticultural staff at the Village have set aside the day to share their expertise on landscape design features of Upper Canada Village, and how to ensure your plants get a good head start this season through on-site guided garden tours, and a workshop. |
06/11/2007
John Mather Award Presented to Harbourfront Centre's Melanie Egan
Harbourfront Centre proudly announced today that Melanie Egan, Head of the Craft Department is a recipient of this year's John Mather Award. Selected for the award by the Ontario Crafts Council for her ongoing contributions to the field of contemporary Canadian craft, Egan is one of three recipients in 2007. |
06/11/2007
Canadian Museum of Civilization showcases contemporary Aboriginal art
A new exhibition of contemporary art by a young generation of native artists opens today at the Canadian Museum of Civilization.In My Lifetime: Contemporary Aboriginal Art features 15 works by eight significant artists: Rebecca Belmore, Hannah Claus, David Garneau, Faye HeavyShield, Neal McLeod, Nadia Myre, Sonia Robertson and Frank Shebageget. Their works focus on the modern aboriginal experience in Canada.
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06/11/2007
Indian Contemporary Art Exhibition a First for the AGO
This summer, for the first time in the Gallery’s history, the AGO will present a stunning exhibition of contemporary art from India. Hungry God features some of the most innovative and exciting artists practicing today.
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06/10/2007
Willowbank’s Jazz Festival
The School of Restoration Arts at Willowbank is proud to present the Peter Appleyard Quintet (accompanied by John Sherwood), Frankie Phelan Five + One & Bobby Militello and his band at the 5th Annual Jazz Festival on Sunday June 10 from 1-7pm at the Willowbank Estate. |
06/07/2007
Trumpeter Swan Program Goal Has Been Met!
A recent report authored by Mr. Harry Lumsden, the coordinator of the Ontario Trumpeter Swan Program, has confirmed for the first time in the program’s history, the objectives have been attained in reaching a self sustaining population of Trumpeter Swans. At this time, records have confirmed that there are now an estimated 1000 individuals in the Province of Ontario and an estimated 131 breeding pairs, a good indication of the success of the program! |
06/06/2007
Discovery Pass and Cheese & Wine Seminars
Everybody say Cheese! The 12th annual Niagara New Vintage Festival, which runs from June 9 to 17, kicks off this weekend with the Dairy Farmers of Canada Cheese & Wine Seminar Series. You’ll gain a new appreciation of all things fermented at these two one-of-a-kind events, hosted by esteemed cheese expert, Kathy Guidi |
06/05/2007
Canadian War Museum announces winners of history prizes for students exploring Canada’s role in Afghanistan
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06/04/2007
Toronto Welcomes Michael Lee-Chin Crystal
Toronto Welcomes Michael Lee-Chin Crystal on its Opening Weekend 40,000 attend Opening Ceremonies & Concert; 25,000 people visit ROM through the weekend.
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06/04/2007
CANADA’S ONLY FREE FLIGHT BIRD SHOW FEATRUING EXOTIC BIRDS
Experience the wonder of flight at Bird Kingdom’s new intimate free flight bird show theatre opening on June 4th, 2007. This interactive show will include audience
participation in the show, learning about bird behaviors, conservation and what you can do to protect wildlife. Most importantly you’ll have fun!
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06/03/2007
York-Durham Heritage Railway Starts 2007 Season
On Sunday June 3rd, the GTA’s only tourist railway officially opens the 2007 season with regular Sunday round trips between Uxbridge and Stouffville until October 21st (except Aug 26th). Trains operate a scheduled service on SUNDAYS only. Saturdays are reserved for special runs and activities – watch for separate announcements. |
05/27/2007
Magnificent new acquisitions will grace Michael Lee-Chin Crystal
When the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)
unveils the new galleries of its Michael Lee-Chin Crystal and other
galleries yet to come, visitors will enjoy a number of remarkable new
objects acquired through the Louise Hawley Stone Charitable Trust.
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05/26/2007
UPPER CANADA VILLAGE OFFERS HEIRLOOM PLANT SALE AND MORE
With gardening fever in the air, Upper Canada Village is the place to visit, especially if heirloom plants are your specialty. On May 26 and 27, the historic site will be hosting an Heirloom Plant Sale and Garden Weekend, where you will not only find some unusual varieties for sale, but where you can also pick up some "expert" gardening tips and advice.
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05/25/2007
Family Fun Activities in June at the Canada Agriculture Museum
Highlights in June at the Canada Agriculture Museum
include Father’s Day, Sunday, June 17 and a variety of Daily Demonstrations throughout the month. Also, museum-goers can visit the exhibitions Food for Health and Tractors.
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05/23/2007
Barbados on the Water brings the island life to Harbourfront Centre
Harbourfront Centre, in partnership with the Barbados Tourism Authority and the Consulate General of Barbados, are pleased to bring back for an 11th time Barbados on the Water, Canada's largest and most authentic celebration of the stunning island nation and the unique beauty of Barbadian culture. Barbados on the Water also coincides with the 40th Anniversary of the Independence of Barbados, all the more reason to celebrate!
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05/22/2007
Raising a glass to the 12th annual Niagara New Vintage Festival
We are about to draw the cork on Niagara’s Premier Spring Wine Event—the Niagara New Vintage Festival—which attracts 30 of the Region’s award winning wineries and provides a veritable smorgasbord of activities, entertainment, cooking demonstrations and, of course, the opportunity to be among the first to sample Niagara’s newest vintages.
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05/18/2007
Dionne Quints Museum Is Open For The Season!
The Dionne Quints Museum will be opening for the season on Friday, May 18, 2007. The museum is open from 10am to 4pm, Monday through Sunday. The museum features the original Dionne homestead with Quint artifacts and photographs. With admission, visitors receive entrance to the house, and a guided tour. |
05/17/2007
MEAGAN MCGRATH EMBARKS ON EVEREST SUMMIT PUSH
A Sudbury native and mountain climber has left Everest base camp and plans to make her Everest "summit push" this weekend. After ascending and descending Mount Everest to acclimatize over the past few weeks, Meagan McGrath will climb up the world's tallest peak in an attempt to reach the top on Sunday, May 20 between 10 p.m. and midnight Sudbury time. |
05/16/2007
Harbourfront Centre delivers rarities from World Stage to Luminato
Harbourfront Centre’s New World Stage International Performance series converges June 1, with Luminato, Toronto’s Festival of Arts and Creativity, June 1-10 and features four international, leading-edge performances including Risk Everything – by Poland’s TR Warszawa, Back Home – from Australia’s Urban Theatre Projects and the stunning performances of Re and Rite of Spring by Shen Wei Dance Arts |
05/14/2007
Art Gallery of Hamilton announces
The Art Gallery of Hamilton’s Summer 2007 exhibition schedule offers an
engaging mix of the historical and the contemporary, the natural and the
naïve, the controversial and the classically Canadian.
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05/01/2007
Aliens of the Deep Surfaces at Ontario Place Cinesphere.
Starting May 5, 2007 visitors can travel far below the ocean's surface in a Russian research vessel with the Ontario Place Cinesphere's newest large format film, Aliens of the Deep. |
04/24/2007
Drama and Desire: Japanese Paintings from the Floating World, 1690 - 1850
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is proud to inaugurate the Michael Lee-Chin Crystals new Garfield Weston Exhibition Hall -- Canadas largest gallery for temporary international exhibitions -- with Drama and Desire: Japanese Paintings from the Floating World, 1690 1850. |
04/13/2007
Mountain Climber embarks on Everest Attempt - Meagan McGrath's Everest Adventure is also the focus of a fourth-floor exhibit and
A Sudbury native and mountain climber has embarked on her attempt to summit the world’s tallest peak. Meagan McGrath arrived in Nepal this week and is currently in the initial phases of her ascent of Mount Everest. |
03/28/2007
One of the Greatest Collections of Medieval and Renaissance Art
This summer, the Art Gallery of Ontario has the rare opportunity to present one of the most exquisite collections of medieval and Renaissance works of art from the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, opening June 23 and remaining on view until October 7, 2007.
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