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York Atkinson Pre-University Studies Humanities: Aspects of Canadian Culture (CEPH3910) Course Summary This course explores how 20th century Canadian writers view Canadian society. It will improve students' ability to express themselves with clarity, precision and conviction; to master analytical thinking, reading and writing; to learn the techniques of essay writing; and to examine individual and societal values. Program: Humanities: Aspects of Canadian Culture (CEPH3910) Semester: Summer 2003 Start Date: May 6/03 End Date: August 12/03 Day/s: Tuesdays Times: # of Sessions # of Hours: Tuition: Location: York University, Keele Campus Program: Humanities: Aspects of Canadian Culture (CEPH3910) Semester: Fall 2003 Start Date: Sepember 2/03 End Date: December 2/03 Day/s: Tuesdays Times: # of Sessions # of Hours: Tuition: Location: York University, Keele Campus Program: Humanities: Aspects of Canadian Culture (CEPH3910) Semester: Winter 2004 Start Date: January 5/04 End Date: March 30/04 Day/s: Times: # of Sessions # of Hours: Tuition: Location: York University, Keele Campus

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53. Canada Online - Canadian Government News Issues And Services Similar pages frenchcaculture.about.com/aboutcanada/frenchcaculture/ Similar pages More results from frenchcaculture.about.com Switch to Canada canadian cultureCanadian Music and Literature. Canadian Music. There is a lot of great Canadianmusic that never gets its share of American attention. Canadian Literature*. http://frenchcaculture.about.com/culture/frenchcaculture/mbody.htm

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54. Canadian Culture And Heritage - Senator Lapierre Home » canadian culture and Heritage, canadian culture and Heritage. Canadianculture is the combination of our stories in poetry, prose and song. http://www.sen.parl.gc.ca/llapierre/eng/cch.html

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News Release Images Canada Puts Canadian Culture Online Ottawa, June 25, 2001 - Fascinating Canadian images dating from the end of the 18th century through the late 1990s from online collections across the country are only a few clicks away through the new Images Canada site ( imagescanada.ca Hosted by the National Library of Canada, Images Canada is a collaborative project among a variety of cultural institutions that provides a single access point for the image collections on the Web sites of participating cultural institutions. With over 65 000 images indexed - with more coming soon - the images celebrate Canadian events, people, places and things. According to Roch Carrier, National Librarian, "We wanted to provide a single window through which Canadians can find and enjoy the Canadian images that are being made available online by libraries, museums and archives across Canada. The site includes photographs, illustrations, caricatures - something for everyone!" Now at the end of the first phase of the project, Images Canada currently provides access to the online image collections of the Canada Science and Technology Museum, Natural Resources Canada’s Earth Sciences Information Centre, the Glenbow Library and Archives, the National Library of Canada, and the Toronto Public Library. Interesting historical images have stories to tell. As Susan Kooyman, archivist at the Glenbow Archives notes: "One of the vast collection of Glenbow images accessible through Images Canada shows Yellow Horse, a Blackfoot (Siksika) Chief. You can clearly see the details of the Treaty medal he is wearing with pride. The Medal dates from the signing of Treaty 7 at Blackfoot crossing in 1877."

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58. The Heart Of Canadian Culture Is Getting Caught In The Web Column. The heart of canadian culture is getting caught in the Web.By Stephanie Hayne. Four years in Ottawa and I hadn’t been to http://www.carleton.ca/ctown/archiv/mar1601/arts6.htm

Column The heart of Canadian culture is getting caught in the Web By Stephanie Hayne Last summer, my friend came to visit. And I was blown away. I was blown away. We could end up with a generation that has never seen the inside of an art gallery, a nature museum or a live performance. Why would they go? They can get the Coles Notes version in their classroom or better yet, the comfort of their home. Or maybe everything works perfectly and the thumbnail reproduction staring back at you is all you need to feel cultured. That would blow me away. To return to previous link please click on this Back button. If your browser does not support JavaScript please follow this link.

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Column By Bryony Vander Wilp The world is just down your street. Canada has long prided itself on being a multicultural society, a place where the world feels at home. Every day, we can experience the diversity of which we are so proud. If the box office sales of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon are any indication, there is an openness for trying new things. So, my challenge to you is to step away once in a while from mainstream artistic endeavors. Learn to accept and enjoy different cultural influences on art. You will be able to view your old favourites with a new perspective. You may find a new art form to love. Even if you return to more common artistic expressions, you will find yourself enriched by the experience. I will never forget the first time I saw Chocolat. No, not the Oscar best picture nominee but the 1988 film directed by Claire Denis. Chocolat is set in a French colony in West Africa in the days when colonialism was beginning to lose its grip. The film is a subtle as it is beautiful and denies the audience a sugar-coated melodrama of love beating the odds like most Hollywood dramas.

60. About Canadian Culture - Does It Exist? canadian culture. I was recently asked about canadian culture things peoplewould want to know before visiting Canada. But what about canadian culture? http://gocanada.miningco.com/library/weekly/aa021399.htm

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