21. CNW Group Media Advisory ontario culture Minister and Lieutenant Governor to launch TORONTO, April 6 /CNW/ - ontario culture Minister Madeleine Meilleur will http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/April2005/06/c2800.html

HOME SITE MAP ABOUT CNW CONTACT US ... LOGIN September 24, 2005 QUICK SEARCH BY ORGANIZATION OTHER SEARCH OPTIONS HOT TOPICS Company Earnings Gulf Coast Disasters News Releases Webcasts ... Send a News Release TOOLS FOR: Media Investors RESOURCES: Free Educational Forums Partner Associations Stock Exchange Directory Ontario Ministry of Culture TELL A FRIEND PRINTER FRIENDLY SUBSCRIBE TO PORTFOLIO E-MAIL Attention Photo Editors: Media Advisory - Ontario Culture Minister and Lieutenant Governor to launch new exhibition in honour of Visual Arts Ontario's 30th Anniversary TORONTO, April 6 /CNW/ - Ontario Culture Minister Madeleine Meilleur will announce funding of "Triple X," an exciting new art exhibition in honour of Visual Arts Ontario's 30th Anniversary. DATE: Thursday, April 7, 2005 TIME: 5:00 P.M. TO 6:30 P.M. LOCATION: Lieutenant Governor's Suite Legislative Building Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario Disponible en francais www.culture.gov.on.ca

22. Ontario, Canada - July 2000 - Ontario Things To See And Do :: BootsnAll Travel N you get not only a serving not only of delicious deepfried pasty, but alsoof ontario culture. Much of the cultural attractions are in this area. http://www.bootsnall.com/articles/00-07/ontario-canada-july-2000.html

Visit other BootsnAll sites: BootBlog Bali London Australia ... First Time Visitor? By Glen Farrelly The Grease Wars - Ontario vs. the USA American Imperialism has infiltrated every facet of Ontario cuisine. First there was Coke and Pepsi, then McDonald's and KFC. Now the landscape is littered with everything from Denny's to Starbucks. This is manifest destiny of the Canadian stomach. Now the Americans are marking the Ontario landscape with silicon and grease - yes, that ever-popular American "family" restaurant Hooters has expanded into Canada. For those not familiar with Hooters, it's a tavern style restaurant that only hires gorgeous waitresses and then makes them wear the skimpiest uniforms. Downtown Toronto, location of Hooters' latest Canadian "restaurant" Hooters just opened up right beside where I work in downtown Toronto. Its inauguration sparked great hoopla and media attention, so much so that you'd think it was the first Hooters in Ontario. It's not, there are three others, but they are all in the 'burbs (North York, Brampton, Nepean). For the first couple of weeks Hooters had their "trainers" standing on the streets greeting people and naturally posing frequently in our daily tabloids. Trainers are seasoned Hooters professionals, who also happen to look like Pamela Anderson (a Canadian girl, by the way).

23. Culture Collections UWO University of Western ontario culture Collection, University of WesternOntario, London, Ontario N6A 587, Canada. VCP Victorian College of Pharmacy, http://www.bacterio.cict.fr/collections.html

Home Genera and taxa above the rank of genus up to and including class: A - C D - L M - R S - Z ... Search Other files: see Home Updated: September 15, 2005 Culture collections of prokaryotes Acknowledgements The author is very grateful to Dr. B.J. Tindall (DSMZ) for his helpful comments and corrections. Type strains that are not maintained by major culture collections should be obtained from the authors of published descriptions. The Editorial Board of the International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology (IJSEM), and the International Committee on Systematics of Prokaryotes (ICSP), decided in August 2002 that authors of papers in which new names and/or new combinations are proposed provide evidence that types are deposited in two publicly accessible recognized culture collections in two different countries (i.e. documents certifying deposition and public availability of type strains). Papers will not be accepted and new species, new subspecies or new combinations will not be cited in a Validation List without the certificates. Warning: Several culture collections cited below are not publicly accessible recognized culture collections.

24. 2Create -- Ontario It's Regions, Culture, And History Ontario It s Regions, Cultures and History Through Song at the same timedeepening the students knowledge of selected aspects of ontario culture. http://www.multi-med.com/create/song.htm

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25. Tilapia References A few fish farms in ontario culture yellow perch. Contact the Ontario AquacultureAssociation, PO Box 324, Elmira, Ontario N3B 2Z6, telephone (519) 6693400 http://www.aps.uoguelph.ca/~aquacentre/aec/publications/yellowperch.html

YELLOW PERCH REFERENCES S.J. Naylor and R.D. Moccia Aquaculture Extension Centre University of Guelph Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1G 2W1 OAC Publication 1996 April 1996 AGDEX 01 Summary Perca flavescens ) in Ontario. The decline in yellow perch harvested from Lakes Erie and Michigan, coupled with the apparent success of perch farms in the northcentral United States, has encouraged the establishment of commercial perch production in Ontario. The culture of yellow perch at any particular location in Ontario is still subject to approval by the local District Office of the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. The following is a brief listing of research publications, popular press articles and reports which should be useful to anyone wishing to learn more about yellow perch. Published research papers can be accessed through most University libraries. Any questions concerning this reference listing can be directed to the Aquaculture Centre, University of Guelph, 519-824-4120 ext. 2689. General Garling, D.L. 1995. NCRAC research programs to enhance the potential of yellow perch culture in the North Central Region.

26. Distance Education At A Glance - Guide 8 Toronto, ontario culture Concepts. (ED 362 644). Burge, E. (1993). Adult distancelearning Challenges for contemporary practice. In Thelma BarerStein and http://www.uidaho.edu/eo/dist8.html

EO Home DE at a Glance Home Guide 1: Overview Guide 2: Teaching ... Contact EO Quality Programs. Innovative Delivery! print pdf DISTANCE EDUCATION AT A GLANCE GUIDE 8: Strategies for Learning at a Distance Profile of the Distant Student Development as Learners Improving Distant Learning In Conclusion ... For Further Information Profile of the Distant Student The primary role of the student is to learn. Under the best of circumstances, this challenging task requires motivation, planning, and the ability to analyze and apply the information being taught. In a distance education setting, the process of student learning is more complex for several reasons (Schuemer, 1993): Many distance-education students are older, have jobs, and families. They must coordinate the different areas of their lives which influence each other — their families, jobs, spare time, and studies. Distant students have a variety of reasons for taking courses. Some students are interested in obtaining a degree to qualify for a better job. Many take courses to broaden their education and are not really interested in completing a degree.

27. IgoUgo: Ontario Tourism, Things To Do In Ontario, Ontario Travel Read firsthand travel reviews and see vacation pictures of Ontario and other places Colosuss Hockey Hall of Fame See all ontario culture reviews http://www.igougo.com/planning/destinationHome.asp?locationID=459

28. History - Province Of Ontario @ Culture.ca Explore the history of the province of ontario and discover the events that haveshaped the region and its people. http://www.culture.ca/canada/explore-explorez-e.jsp?pre=n&category=523

29. Mouvement D'implication Francophone D'Orléans A pour mission de promouvoir la culture francophone et de r©pondre aux besoins artistiques, culturels, sociocommunautaires et ©ducatifs de la communaut© dOrl©ans. ontario. http://www.mifo.net

30. Province Of Ontario @ Culture.ca Discover the province of ontario. Search through Web sites about its municipalities,historic sites, museums, parks and trails, travel guides and more! http://www.culture.ca/canada/explore-explorez-e.jsp?pre=n&category=333

31. Workers Arts And Heritage Centre | Home Preserves and celebrates the arts and culture of working people in ontario. http://www.web.net/~owahc/

November 6, 2004 Annual General Meeting click here November 6, 2004 9th Annual Sam Lawrence Fundraising Pasta Dinner click here Currently on Exhibit: In our Main Gallery: All We Worked For: 100 years of Canadian Workers History click here In our West Gallery: Punching the Clock: Working in Canadian Factories from the 1840s to the 1980s click here In our East Gallery: Gateway to the Workers City and Made in Hamilton Industrial Trail click here In the spring of 1995, the Ontario Workers Arts and Heritage Centre (now called the Workers Arts and Heritage Centre) was able to purchase the historic Custom House on Stuart Street in the North End of Hamilton. click here WAHC relies on financial support from individuals, families, union, community organizations, and government grants... click here The WAHC Resource Centre includes books, pamphlets, audiotapes, videotapes, CD-ROMs and other library materials...

32. The North View History, geography, and culture of Algoma and Northern ontario, covering the Natives, the French, the English, and all the multinational people that have followed. http://www.thenorthview.org/

THE NORTH VIEW tells the story of Algoma and Northern Ontario; a region that forms the heart of the Great Lakes and Canada. This ruggedly dramatic landscape was formed over billions of years, sculpted by wind, rain, snow and glacial ice. Vast fresh water seas, thousands of lakes and flowing rivers continue to shape ancient granite mountains. This land has been central to the Natives, the French, the English and all the multi-national and multi-ethnic peoples that have followed. Truly, Algoma and Northern Ontario have played a pivotal role in every major stage of Canada's historical development to nationhood. The region's mysteries still enthrall and captivate enthusiasts as wide-ranging as hunters and anglers to hikers, bird-watchers and eco-tourists. Click on the topics history, geography, culture and recreation to experience a changing panorama of the region's distinctive seasons. To see an expanding catalogue of new views of Algoma, Northern Ontario and Canada, click here visually impaired

33. RELIGION AND CULTURE OF THE ROMA (ALSO KNOWN AS GYPSIES, ROM, RROMA, ROMANI, RRO From ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance. http://www.religioustolerance.org/roma.htm

THE RELIGION AND CULTURE OF THE ROMA Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. ROMA ARE ALSO KNOWN AS THE GYPSIES, ROM, RROMA, ROMANI, RROMA History of the Roma: The Roma people originally lived in north west India, and migrated to Persia from 224 to 642 CE. They lived under Arab rule in the Middle East from 642 to 900 CE, and eventually arrived in Constantinople. Some authorities believe that there may have been additional migrations at a later date. By the 14th and 15th centuries, they had drifted into western Europe. Some emigrated from Europe to the US and Canada in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Following World War II, and lately the fall of Communism in Eastern Europe, there has been an additional westward migration. Most Roma settle down in a single location. Only about 5% of European Romanies are believed to be nomads. There are three language groups within the Roma: the Domari in the Middle East and Eastern Europe, the Lomarvren in Central Europe, the Romani of Western Europe. Within these groups, the Roma are organized into 4 main and about 10 smaller tribes or nations. Names of the Romani people: Many names have been used to refer to the Romani people, including: Cigano, Gypsies, Gipsies, Rom, Roma, Romani, Tsigani, Tzigane, Zigeuner, and others. Most Roma identify themselves either by their tribal name or by one of the names beginning with the prefix "Rom". Frequently, a prefix with a double "R" is used, as in "Rrom".

34. Ontario Ministry Of Culture / Ministère De La Culture De L'Ontario The entrance to the official Web site of the Government of ontario, Canada.It leads to the English and french versions of the site. http://www.culture.gov.on.ca/

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35. Northern Ontario Native Tourism Association - Offers adventure vacations that include fishing, native culture experiences, snowshoeing, dog sledding, polar bear and beluga whale watching, and river trips in freighter canoes. http://www.nonta.net/

Search By Member Type All Members Adventure Eco-Culture Fishing Wildlife Viewing home contact us Moose, Lac Seul > Board of Directors Area Want to Become a Member? NONTA works with members to build new native tourism businesses and to create new tourism jobs. Request a Brochure Find out more about NONTA's services and membership options. Looking for Adventure? Visit our Moccasin Trail Tours and Moccasin Trails Fishing sites to find the perfect northern getaway! NONTA ATASO read more The document you have requested is currently not available. Please check back soon for updates.... read more Read what some of our members say about our organization ... read more We have a wide variety of aboriginal experiences in Ontario including Eco-Cultural, Fishing and Wildlife Viewing. read more About Us Board of Directors Members Directory ... Site Map Call 1-866-844-0497

36. Ministry Of Culture: Visiting Programmers/Journalists Program Government of ontario Skip Navigation Menu , Ministry of culture Governmentof ontario Central Site. Contact us for questions and comments. http://www.culture.gov.on.ca/english/culdiv/arts/visiting.htm

Home News Contact Us Related Sites ... Text Version Location: Ministry of Culture About the Ministry Arts Visiting Programmers/Journalists Program In order to increase the international profile and sales of Ontario's cultural products, the Ministry supports the facilitation of meetings between foreign programmers and industry representatives with Ontario artists, programmers and organizations. The Ministry may also provide a per diem for programmers and journalists, where appropriate. Foreign programmers, foreign government partners, and foreign journalists may apply for assistance in developing itineraries that provide them with greater knowledge of Ontario's culture product. The program also provides limited assistance to Ontario programmers who may be seeking foreign venues and need assistance in making contacts and developing itineraries. Ministry staff will discuss programmers/journalists needs, develop appropriate itineraries and may escort programmer/journalists to meetings, if required. In some instances, financial support may be provided in the form of a per diem of up to $150 per day, to a maximum of 7 days. Priorities for support include: Programmers from a festival, venue, cultural institution with the ability to support any Ontario artist invited as a result of the visit

37. Steps To Employment In Ontario Offers a series of workshop training manuals, in PDF format, which include jobspecific vocabulary and help in orienting to a new culture. http://www.stepstoemployment.net/

38. Postcard Rack - ROM Galleries of art and culture including Sikh, ancient Egypt, earth sciences, design, paintings, drawings and objects. http://www.rom.on.ca/postcards/

Welcome to the Postcard Rack Send a postcard to a friend. They're more colourful than e-mail and you'll both find out a little more about the ROM's collections. Don't forget that every item in our postcard rack can be seen "Live at the ROM!" Here's How Follow these four simple steps: Pick a category from the rack by clicking on it. Select a postcard. Make your postcard. Send it! The Arts of the Sikh Kingdoms Send a postcard of one of the magnificent objects from the art of the Sikh Kingdoms. Ancient Egypt in the Age of the Pyramids Postcards of some of the masterpieces of sculpture and decorative arts from Ancient Egypt's Golden Age. Dynamic Earth: Inco Limited Gallery of Earth Sciences Experience the forces that shape our living, breathing planet Discovery Adventure: Vietnam Mossy the Frog or Theloderma corticale World Culture Ancient cultures, civilizations and their artifacts Fashion, design, history of art Wilderness to Studio: Four Views of Paul Kane Paintings, drawings and objects from the exhibition Pick a category by clicking on it.

39. Discover Ontario Arts And Culture From stage to canvas, opera to the art of science, and drama to dance, ontario stheatres, galleries and museums bring the arts to your eyes, ears and heart http://www.ontariotravel.net/TcisCtrl?site=consumers&key1=experiences&key2=ArtsA

40. Ontario Cultural Society Of The Deaf Provides services to enhance the independence of deaf and hard of hearing people in both language and culture. Also offers informational resources, videos, and books for sale. http://www.ocsd.ca/

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