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Canadian Culture: more books (100)

The Canoe in Canadian Cultures
How Canadians Communicate III: Contexts of Canadian Popular Culture
A Woman of Culture; A Canadian Romance by John Talbot Smith, 2009-12-17
Ethnic Canadians: Culture and education (Canadian plains studies)
Fascinating Challenges: Studying Material Culture With Dorothy Burnham (Mercury Series-Canadian Ethnology Service, 136) by Judy Thompson, Judy Hall, et all 2001-11
That Art of Difference: 'Documentary-Collage' and English-Canadian Writing (Theory/Culture) by Manina Jones, 1993-11
Canadian Culture and Literature. And a Taiwan Perspective by Yiu-nam Leung, Steven Totosy de Zepetnek, 1998-07-01
The first people: An artist's re construction of five native Canadian cultures by Lee R Updike, 1978
On the Edge of Genre: The Contemporary Canadian Long Poem (Theory/Culture) by Smaro Kamboureli, 1991-11
Ethnicity in the Mainstream: Three Studies of English Canadian Culture in Ontario (Mcgill-Queen's Studies in Ethnic History) by Pauline Greenhill, 1994-05
Post-National Arguments: The Politics of the Anglophone-Canadian Novel Since 1967 (Theory/Culture) by Frank Davey, 1993-05
To the promised land: Contributions of Ukrainian immigrants and their descendants to Canadian society (Canadian culture series) by Francis C Hardwick, 1973
Religion/culture: Comparative Canadian studies (Themes canadiens)
Making Culture: English-Canadian Institutions and the Arts Before the Massey Commission by Maria Tippett, 1990-08

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EduNETConnect.com - Learning Categories -
canadian culture. Irish Ottawa Pride, Honour, Remembrance. A site designed by kids for kids. The site honours the Irish immigrants who died while building
http://www.edunetconnect.com/categories/topic.php?topic=7&category=2
Michael Geist - Canadian Culture And Ownership
MichaelGeists Home on the Web, kate taylor culture film column.
http://www.michaelgeist.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=870&Itemid=
Canadian Studies Program : University Of Vermont
Canadian Business Links Canadian Web Links Canadian Cities Canadiana Collection; canadian culture; Canadian Museums Education Links
http://www.uvm.edu/~canada/?Page=culture.htm
The Canadian Culture Online (CCO) - CBC Archives
This website is partly funded by canadian culture Online (CCO), a program of the Department of Canadian Heritage. Its objective is to connect Canadians with
http://archives.cbc.ca/cco.asp?IDLan=1
Canadian Culture In Perspective: A Statistical Overview: Product Main Page
The third edition of canadian culture in perspective a statistical overview, provides a comprehensive statistical portrait of the health and vitality of
http://www.statcan.ca/cgi-bin/IPS/display?cat_num=87-211-X
Oxford University Press: Perspectives On Canadian Culture
Showing 11 of 1 items in Perspectives on canadian culture. Featured All Titles New Recent Coming Soon Recommended
http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/series/PerspectivesonCanadianCulture/?view
The Canadian Cultural Centre In Paris - The Archivist
Panoramic viewfrom the Canadian Cultural Centre, at 5 Rue de Constantine, Paris. The Centre was to serve as the hub of canadian culture in France.
http://www.collectionscanada.ca/04/042411_e.html

Extractions: No. 118 The Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris (1970-1995) On November 7, 1965, Canada and France signed a first cultural agreement to develop exchanges between the two countries in culture, science, technology and the arts, and to promote the establishment of close ties between Canadian and French institutions such as cultural institutes or centres. Following the 1967 purchase and renovation of a building at 5 Rue de Constantine in Paris dating back to the Second Empire (1852- 1870), the Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris was officially inaugurated on April 2, 1970. Its mandate was to promote, in France, the different facets of Canadian culture. When the Centre was renovated in 1995-1996, the organizations archives were turned over to the National Archives of Canada, and incorporated into the collection of the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT). These documents, dating from 1970 to 1995, therefore illustrate the first 25 years of the Centre and attest to Canadas cultural presence in France. Although the Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris, as an institution, does not belong to the international French-speaking community
Canadian Culture Online - Important Notices - Library And Archives Canada
This web site is partly funded by canadian culture Online (CCO), a program of the Department of Canadian Heritage. Its objectives include that of connecting
http://www.collectionscanada.ca/notices/016-300-e.html

Extractions: This web site is partly funded by Canadian Culture Online (CCO), a program of the Department of Canadian Heritage. Its objectives include that of connecting Canadians with the country's diverse heritage through an integrated approach to the digitization and accessibility of key collections from Canada's federal, cultural heritage institutions. We also invite you to visit the following federal government web sites, partially funded by CCO:
CANADIAN RockRing - HomePage
Webring for those who want to support canadian culture and create a United Front for Canada's Artists on the Internet
http://www.angelfire.com/ca/kickstand/webring.html
Chinese Canadian Culture Online Project - Chinese Canadian National Council
Presents some of the most engaging emerging Chinese Canadian talents today. Youth create their first videos on what it means to be Chinese Canadian.
http://www.ccnc.ca/cccop/
Chinese Canadian National Council
Chinese canadian culture Online Project Launched! www.ccnc.ca/culture. The Chinese Canadian National Council (CCNC) is proud to present the Chinese Canadian
http://www.ccnc.ca/

Extractions: Chinese Canadian National Council (CCNC)'s 25th Anniversary Tribute Dinner www.ccnc.ca/banquet We are delighted to inform you that the Chinese Canadian National Council will be hosting its 25^th Anniversary Tribute dinner on November 25th, 2005, at the Ruby Restaurant this year. We expect up to 500 people to be joining us to celebrate 25 Years of work in the Chinese Canadian community Chinese Canadian Culture Online Project Launched! www.ccnc.ca/culture The Chinese Canadian National Council (CCNC) is proud to present the Chinese Canadian Culture Online Project (CCCOP). This exciting new online initiative aims to showcase emerging talents from Chinese Canadians across Canada. CCCOP brings together a special collection of exceptional work fusing together expressions of cross-cultural experiences, perspectives, thoughts, and ideas while merging the old and the new. Check it out!
Madscreenwriter.com
canadian culture, arts and entertainment resources and some trivia on classic Canadian actors and vintage Canadian television shows.
http://www.madscreenwriter.com/canuk.htm
Canadian Cultural And Language Institutes
Click on the links below to learn more about Canadian Cultural and They are a unique way to promote Canada, canadian culture, and Canadian education.
http://www.cecnetwork.ca/cecn/public/cli/intro.htm

Extractions: Click on the links below to learn more about Canadian Cultural and Language Institutes in: Argentina Korea Vietnam Canadian Cultural and Language Institutes (CLIs) are located in markets around the world where there is a demand for ESL or FSL training. Offering courses that give overseas students a taste of Canada, its languages and cultures, these Institutes are integral to the CEC Network's strategy of enhancing the profile of Canada as an education destination. Since 2001, Canadian Cultural and Language Institutes have opened in South Korea, Argentina, and Vietnam. Affiliated with the local CEC office, these Institutes increase the Network's visibility in those markets. They complement the work of the local CEC by directly promoting Canadian educational institutions to students, with client materials prominently on display. We are confident that the Institutes will serve as an effective recruitment vehicle to attract students to Canada. By generating interest in Canada, the Institutes give students a chance to acquire the knowledge and confidence to pursue further studies in Canada. The Institutes also create a focal point for Canada in the marketplace, and another presence outside of the Embassies. They are a unique way to promote Canada, Canadian culture, and Canadian education. The Institutes serve a secondary but important purpose, which is to help sustain the work of Canadian Education Centres in overseas markets. Revenues generated through the Institutes help the CEC Network to support its operations, while ensuring that our annual client fees remain low.
Vive Le Canada - Culture
The best of canadian culture mitigates the disasters of this truth; the worst revels and exploits it. In such a milieu, dominated by the necessity of
http://www.vivelecanada.ca/index.php?topic=culture
Vive Le Canada - U.S. Cultural Imperialism: It's Persistence In Canada
Over against a deeply ingrained Canadian cultural sense are placed US To say we have a distinct canadian culture would be racist, sexist, eurocentric
http://www.vivelecanada.ca/article.php/20040824181646352

Extractions: Login Contact Search english ... FAQ Featured Actions Join the Red and White Ribbon Campaign for Canadian Sovereignty, and say NO to deep integration! Cliquez ici pour la campagne en français! Fight the extradition of Marc Emery, and Protest the Incursion of the U.S. Drug War Into Canada NEW! Donate to help victims of Hurricane Katrina online through the Canadian Red Cross. Just click here Sections Home Action Items Canada - U.S. relations Canadian Dimension ... Zero for Conduct Syndicate us! Our headlines are available as an RSS feed ; you can read this with any RSS reader
BBC NEWS | Middle East | Iran Spices Up Canadian Culture
In the second of a three part series, BBCPersian.com looks at the how Iranian culture has changed the sights and sounds of some Canadian cities.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/4582231.stm

Extractions: World Service ... Newswatch LANGUAGES Last Updated: Tuesday, 31 May, 2005, 17:04 GMT 18:04 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Iran spices up Canadian culture A taste of Iranian cuisine in North America Canada has one of the largest and most well developed Iranian immigrant communities in the world, with an estimated 85,000 living in the country, according to recent statistics. In the final installment of this two-part series on Canada's Iranian immigrant community, BBCPersian.com's Mehdi Jami looks at the sights and sounds of Iranian neighbourhoods in Toronto and Montreal. Click here to read part one of the series Preserving the signs and symbols of Iran has long been crucial for Iranian immigrants in Canada, to the point where homesick Iranians create neighbourhoods almost identical to their native land. Although always willing to mix with their host community, they retain a strong sense of identity through their own cultural traditions. Iranian marketplaces or bazaars are where one can see these elements of Iranian identity. It is in these bazaars where one can see thriving Iranian shops, restaurants, tea-houses, bookshops and beauty parlours.
WSIS C2C / CÃ C SMSI : Canadian Culture At Cannes - McLuhan Cited To Explain O
canadian culture at Cannes McLuhan cited to explain our difference. by A.Bryne on 2005, May 18 - 1012am. CANNES FILM FESTIVAL
http://wsis.ecommons.ca/node/view/585

Extractions: It's not just that Cronenberg's "A History of Violence" and Egoyan's "Where the Truth Lies," both based on novels and both changes of pace for their directors, are set in the U.S. It's that their north-of-the-border attitude has given them a different take on two pervasive American problems, our culture of violence and our fealty to celebrity.
Encyclopedia: Culture Of Canada
One matter of contention in the effort to study canadian culture rests in the fact of Cultural protectionism in Canada has, since the mid 20th century,
http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Culture-of-Canada

Extractions: Related Articles People who viewed "Culture of Canada" also viewed: Canadian culture Canadian federal election, 1867 Canadian identity Canadian literature ... Religion in Canada What's new? Our next offering Latest newsletter Student area Lesson plans Recent Updates Thomas F. Bayard, Jr. The Skeleton Dance The Meters The Matrix Reloaded ... More Recent Articles Top Graphs Richest Most Murderous Most Taxed Most Populous ... More Stats Updated 16 days 20 hours 3 minutes ago. Other descriptions of Culture of Canada It has been said that Canadian culture rests solely in the effort to distinguish itself from its southern neighbour, the United States . However, others argue that while the two countries share some aspects of a common cultural heritage, there is also a separately identifiable Canadian culture. They point to what they view as a greater integration of their Native culture; the retention of traditions descended from those of French settlers; and a notable infusion of Celtic settlers in later phases of the country's history.
CRCCF - Overview
The Centre for Research on French canadian culture (Centre de recherche en civilisation canadiennefrançaise or CRCCF) of the University of Ottawa was
http://www.uottawa.ca/academic/crccf/presentation/overview.html

Extractions: Plan du site One of the Centre's main objectives is the promotion of research on all aspects of French Canadian culture. From its initial focus on literature, the Centre's orientation and activities have gradually broadened to include all the humanities and social sciences: history, sociology, economics, translation, political science, women's studies, communication, music, education, linguistics, visual arts, etc. A number of specialized, quality publications on French Canada are produced by the Centre. Among these works, published by various editors, there are essays, critical editions, biographies, textbooks, symposia proceedings and finding aids. The Centre's achievements have given it an international reputation. Many researchers from throughout the world have approached the Centre to obtain information and to sollicit its collaboration. The Centre maintains regular contacts with other research groups and cultural associations that share the same goals. Archives are truly the collective memory of a society. The Centre for Research on French Canadian Culture holds more than 1.7 linear kilometres of documents, of which an important part is related to Franco-Ontarians. Most of the major Franco-Ontarian associations entrust their archives to the Centre, as well as a growing number of individuals who are aware of the value of personal documents for our collective heritage.
Movement Of Solidarity Quebec-Romania
Offers humanitarian and educational aid to Romanians integrating into canadian culture. Includes mission statement, features current projects, history and type of help available.
http://www.chez.com/msqr/english/english.html

Extractions: "Never a word in the media [...] on the beauties and treasures of this country, about its campaigns still virgin, the variety of its landscapes in turn of plaines and mountains, seashore and lagoon, upon its magnificent Danube Delta, its charming cities and the splendor of its monasteries and castles, nor about the moral strength, endurance and courage of a people that fifty years of tyranny, obscurantism and misery did not struck down."

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