81. OAAG Online: Ontario Association Of Art Galleries Website Metro Toronto Parks and culture www.culturenet.ca/toronto/ ontario ArtsCouncil www.arts.on.ca. Peterborough Arts Umbrella www.pau.dreaming.org/ http://www.oaag.org/links/culture.html

Home Contact Us Site Map Gallery and Museum Associations ... Search Engines and Internet Tools GALLERY AND MUSEUM ASSOCIATIONS American Association of Museums www.aam-us.org/ Association of African American Museums www.blackmuseums.org/ Association of Manitoba Museums www.mts.net/~amm/ Association Museums New Brunswick www.amnb.nb.ca/ British Columbia Museums Association www.museumsassn.bc.ca/ California Association of Museums www.calmuseums.net/ Canadian Association of Fine Arts Deans www.yorku.ca/yucafad/ The Canadian Association of Professional Heritage Consultants (CAPHC) www.caphc.ca Canadian Museums Association www.museums.ca College Art Association www.collegeart.org Florida Association of Museums www.flamuseums.org/ International Council of Museums www.icom.org Museums Alberta www.museumsalberta.ab.ca Museum Association of Newfoundland and Labrador www.delweb.com/manl/ Ontario Museum Association www.museumsontario.com Prince Edward Island Museum and Heritage Foundation www.peimuseum.com

82. City Of Kingston, Ontario, Canada - FOCUS Kingston Culture, Heritage, Parks & Re FOCUS Kingston culture, Heritage, Parks Recreation. http://www.cityofkingston.ca/cityhall/strategic/culture/index.asp

About Kingston COMMUNICATE Staff Directory Contact Us FIND Kingston Maps Web Site Map CITY HALL MENU Strategic Planning Steering Committee Agendas ... Access Priority Area: Culture In Depth Priority Area: Economy Priority Area: ... Priorities Pay your parking tickets, parking permit fees and Provincial Offences fines on this Web site. Save time when you Pay It Online Questions about Kingston? has the answers. Culture IN DEPTH MORE ON THIS PRIORITY Learn more about efforts suporting the culture priority area. PLAN HOME INTRODUCTION Return to the Strategic Plan Home Page. OTHER PRIORITIES ACCESS The City will offer people a wider range of information and direct persons to services offered by a broader variety of agencies. CULTURE Culture and leisure are recognized for their contribution to the well-being of residents as well as for their economic value. ECONOMY Efforts on several fronts are needed to reinforce Kingston's position as a leader in innovation. INFRASTRUCTURE The well-being of residents and the economic prosperity of the community are directly affected by the quality of its infrastructure.

83. City Of Kingston, Ontario, Canada - Culture culture in the City of Kingston, ontario, Canada. Click to visit the KingstonCultural Initiative Web site. Kingston Cultural Initiative aims to help http://www.cityofkingston.ca/residents/culture/index.asp

About Kingston COMMUNICATE Staff Directory Contact Us FIND Kingston Maps Web Site Map RESIDENTS' MENU Residents Culture Grand Theatre: Grand Again Healthy Community Fund ... Waste Culture MAPS VENUES Find your way to cultural venues in the City of Kingston. PRINTABLE VERSION Download a higher-resolution (PDF) version of the map above for printing. PDF 1,467KB] RELATED LINKS MUSEUMS Kingston is where history and innovation thrive, let us introduce you to the history part! GRAND THEATRE Find out more about events at Kingston's community performing arts facility. CULTURAL LINKS Visit the sites on our related links page to find more cultural events. PDF HELP ACROBAT READER The freely available Acrobat Reader software can be used to view the PDF documents on the City of Kingston Web site. Download Initiative Links Culture And Economy Kingston Cultural Initiative aims to help the Kingston area thrive as a tourist destination for the arts, heritage and culture, and to develop a cultural business centre. Its goal is to enrich the community, both through additional economic benefits and through new opportunities for cultural growth and expression. MORE ...

84. Ontario Hospital Association - Creating A Culture Of Safety We are an organization of health care providers dedicated to the continuingimprovement of health services in ontario, through leadership, advocacy, http://www.oha.com/Client/OHA/OHA_LP4W_LND_WebStation.nsf/page/Creating a cultur

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86. Promotion Of Innovation Culture In Northwestern Ontario That Northwestern ontario Associated Chambers of Commerce (NOACC) urge the federal,provincial and local governments to consult with NOACC, http://www.noacc.com/Promotion_of_Innovation_Culture_8.asp

Translate to French Resources Search Lobby Resolutions Ontario Government Site Map /* CSS Menu highlight- By Marc Boussard (marc.boussard@syntegra.fr) Modified by DD for NS4 compatibility Visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com for this script */ var ns4class='' Home Mission Resolutions Great Rendezvous ... Site Map Promotion of Innovation Culture Background: Canada and Northwestern Ontario’s ability to adapt its resource-based traditional economy to a more knowledge-driven technology based economy will play a pivotal role in the maintenance of the quality of life for Northwestern Ontario. Success in the new knowledge-based economy increasingly depends on the ability to apply results of innovation, a new or significantly improved service, product, production technique, or management method and business model. Northern Ontario’s historical pursuit of comparative economic advantage in exploiting natural resources, industries that are very capital intensive, with its consequent reliance on foreign capital and out of the region decision making, while successful will be challenged in the twenty-first century. It is not suggested that this historical pursuit be abandoned. The knowledge based economy to which Canada is headed, demands that we reconsider this highly specialized economic status of Northwestern and move beyond such a simplistic strategy. Issue: Attention;

87. Ontario Museum Association Under the new Municipal Act of ontario, culture and heritage are identified asthe responsibility of municipalities and cannot be relinquished. http://www.museumsontario.com/publications/whatsnew/feb13_04.shtml

document.write(""); document.write("") document.write("") Home Publications What's New Archive document.write("") document.write("") What's New At risk - history and collections of Ottawa February 13, 2004 The City of Ottawa announced drastic cuts to heritage this week in its draft budget for People Services. The Ontario Museum Association (OMA) has serious concerns that the continuing decrease in public investment in heritage and the lack of adequate operational funding support is causing irreparable damage to our province’s and nation’s heritage. As cities across the province are now experiencing the full impact of amalgamation, the OMA deplores that the previous leadership role our nation’s capital offered in cultural and heritage planning is being abandoned. Under the new Municipal Act of Ontario, culture and heritage are identified as the responsibility of municipalities and cannot be relinquished. The following cuts were put forward: Closure of 4 city museumsBillings Estate, Pinhey’s Point, Cumberland Heritage Village, Gloucester Elimination of all heritage funding for the following museumsBytown, Diefenbunker, Goulbourn, Nepean, Osgoode, Watson’s Mill

88. Aboriginal Canada Portal: Ontario - Language, Heritage And Culture General Programs and Services for Aboriginal People in ontario Language,Heritage and culture. This subject is also available for other regions http://www.aboriginalcanada.gc.ca/acp/site.nsf/en/ao20220.html

checkDomain("en") @import url(../vDownload/css/$file/advanced.css); advanced search Home Page Provincial and Territorial Information Ontario ... Nations and Communities Language, Heritage and Culture This subject is also available for other regions: Select a region Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Canada General Programs and Services for Aboriginal People in Ontario This section contains links pertaining to Aboriginal languages, heritage and culture. It also contains links to funding programs, resources, collections, museums and art resources concerning Aboriginal people. Artists This section contains links to sites of Aboriginal dancers, performers, actors, musicians and visual artists. Heritage and Traditions This section gives access to links pertaining to history, culture, traditional knowledge, historical sites and events. It also contains links to information about archaeology, sociology and archives pertaining to Aboriginal people. Languages This section contains links to information on Aboriginal languages in each region of Canada. It also contains links to on-line dictionaries, laws and programs related to language preservation.

89. Ministry Of Culture (Ontario): Culturescope.ca (4.02.2 (4.0-SP1.hotfix2)) ontario s cultural industries not only help us exchange ideas, images, storiesand experiences that The business of culture is substantial in ontario. http://www.culturescope.ca/ev_en.php?ID=1607_201&ID2=DO_TOPIC

90. Scotsman.com Heritage & Culture - Culture & Traditions - Ontario's Tartan Ambass TORONTO – The lifesize poster of Mel Gibson as William Wallace in Braveheartthat greets visitors to the ontario parliamentarian s office is the first clue http://heritage.scotsman.com/traditions.cfm?id=42002005

91. ONTARIO. MINISTRY OF CULTURE, Hamilton District Office ontario. MINISTRY OF culture. Hamilton District Office Ladniak with fundingfrom the Province of ontario through the Volunteer Action Online Program http://www.inform.city.hamilton.on.ca/details.asp?RSN=70031&Number=165

92. TAKE ONE: - Lack Of A Definable Ontario Film Culture Full text of the article, Lack of a definable ontario film culture from TAKEONE, a publication in the field of Arts Entertainment, is provided free http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0JSF/is_28_9/ai_30574884

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles TAKE ONE Summer 2000 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for ALAN Review Afterimage American Drama American Music Teacher ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports - Lack of a definable Ontario film culture TAKE ONE Summer, 2000 by Wyndham Wise Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. However, I must admit this phenomenon of Toronto-bashing and the lack of a definable Ontario film culture is a bit of an obsession of mine. When I was doing graduate work in film policy at York University in the late 1980s, my thesis adviser was the noted Canadian film historian Peter Morris. I asked him about this notion of an Ontario film culture and how it was impossible to tell if a film was made in the province. There seemed to be no defining characteristic. He agreed. He said that at one point he had tried to put together a festival Of films from the identifiable Canadian regions. It was easy to find films that represented the East Coast, Quebec, the West Coast, even the Prairies. But when he came to Ontario, he couldn't do it, so the festival never happened. Continue article Advertisement

93. Economic Contribution Of The Culture Sector In Ontario rightclick to save this file, File size, Title. 81-595-MIE2004024,81-595-MIE2004024.pdf, 245K, Economic contribution of the culture sector in ontario http://www.statcan.ca/cgi-bin/downpub/listpub.cgi?catno=81-595-MIE2004024

94. Arts And Culture - Story Gallery - The Ontario Trillium Foundation Cultural centre nurtures new life for isolated Chinese seniors; Crafts of yesteryearhave a Preserving and Restoring ontario’s Heritage – Brick by Brick http://www.trilliumfoundation.org/OTF-English/html/story_gallery/sg-arts_culture

Main Environment What's Your Story? See also: Media Info Arts and Culture Feature Stories: The First Ottawa Lumière Festival a Glowing Success Fairies, pixies and people of all ages participated in this celebration of light, hosted by the Crichton Cultural Community Centre Mural Program Puts Children On the Map! Windsor children beautify their community through the Ford City Discovery Centre's mural program Talent is Ageless Older adults’ talents shine through thanks to the Canadian Organization of Senior Artists and Performers Reaching out through culture Cultural centre nurtures new life for isolated Chinese seniors Crafts of yesteryear have a bright future in Ontario New school of restoration arts finds a home at Queenston’s historic Willowbank Estate Lights, Camera, Diversity!

95. Arts Et Culture - La Fondation Trillium De L'Ontario Translate this page Arts et culture. Histoires en vedette des cours et des séminaires partouten ontario, dans toute une variété d’arts de la scène, y compris la danse, http://www.trilliumfoundation.org/OTF-French/html/story_gallery/sg-arts_culture_

Histoires des réussites Arts et culture Environnement Services sociaux Sports et loisirs Racontez-nous ... Info pour les médias Arts et culture Histoires en vedette : Le premier festival Lumière d'Ottawa : un succès éblouissant Des fées, des lutins et des gens de tout âge ont participé à la fête de la lumière organisée par le Centre communautaire et culturel Crichton. Place aux enfants de Ford City! Les enfants de Windsor embellissent leur communauté grâce au programme de peintures murales On the Map! du centre des découvertes de Ford City Le talent n’a pas d’âge Le talent des adultes plus âgés brille grâce à la Canadian Organization of Senior Artists and Performers Laur at de la Fondation : Un lieu d’inspiration pour les artistes La Fondation investit 105 000 $ dans les arts du spectacle Le premier festival Lumière d'Ottawa : un succès éblouissant Lantern labyrinth made up of 600 paper bags.Labyrinthe de lanternes composé de 600 sacs en papier.

96. Education Canada Teacher Web Directory: Society And Culture ECN / Web Directory / ontario / Society and culture (393) ParaResearchersof ontario - Actively investigating and researching claims of the paranormal http://dirs.educationcanada.com/cat/21154/

Search Jobs Employer Centre Resource Centre My ECN Centre Facts and Links Ontario Facts Employers Job Postings Events Search Directory Entire Directory This Province Browse Employers Regions: Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick ... New Employers Inside the ECN About the ECN Join the ECN Help FAQ ECN ... Ontario / Society and Culture Sub-Categories in Society and Culture Activism Adoption Animal Welfare Clubs and Lodges ... Youth Web Sites in Category Society and Culture Bereavement Self-Help Resources Guide - A road map and links to over 300 resources for the bereaved and for care givers. Sponsored by Bereaved Families of Ontario. Camp Trillium - Offers and promotes recreational programs to bring children with cancer and their families together. Canadian International Peace Project - A non-government, cross-cultural organization seeking to provide Canadian leadership on issues of peace and development locally, nationally and internationally. Hands of Hope for Children - Through education and hands-on projects, enables children to reach out to each other across cultural, geographic and economic barriers. Describes its programs in Guatemala and fundraising efforts. Ontario Rangers - Esker Lakes 1992 - Dedicated to reuniting the Esker Lakes Ontario Rangers who attended in the summer of 1992.

97. [Anthsoc] 2005 Archaeology Summer Student Experience Program, Ontario Ministry O and ontario s culture history; * Appreciation for the ontario s Field Office ontario Ministry of culture 900 Highbury Ave., London, ontario N5Y http://artslist.uwaterloo.ca/pipermail/anthsoc/2005-April/000002.html

[Anthsoc] 2005 Archaeology Summer Student Experience Program, Ontario Ministry of Culture Robert W. Park rwpark at watarts.uwaterloo.ca Wed Apr 6 10:26:36 EDT 2005 Next message: [Anthsoc] Dinner for Allison Mullin Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] SUMMER EXPERIENCE 2005 PROJECT HANDS-ON ARCHAEOLOGY IN SOUTHERN ONTARIO This project is intended to provide students interested in Ontario archaeology with experiences in a diversity of work settings (lab, museum and field) across southern Ontario. Working with professionals, the intent is to employ students who have demonstrated an eagerness to pursue a career in archaeology, but have limited or no practical experience. In this way, they can obtain the key skills necessary to be employable, while discovering first hand the exciting diversity of Ontario's heritage. The program will entail processing artifact collections, travelling to several site locations, and working with different archaeologists on either a daily or weekly basis. Some of the projects being considered range from excavation of an undisturbed Early Woodland camp site, Late Woodland village sites

98. City Of Toronto, Arts Heritage & Culture - Arts Centres The City of Toronto is proud to play a vital role in the cultural life of that enhance the ontario curriculum for social studies, history, geography, http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/culture/mackenzie_house.htm

Culture Home Cultural Centres Cultural Affairs Museums ... Contact Mackenzie House Situated in downtown Toronto, Mackenzie House is a Greek Revival row-house, which was purchased by the community for Mackenzie who was the first Mayor of Toronto, an outspoken newspaper editor and leader of the 1837 Upper Canada Rebellion. Explore the museum, the recreated printshop and gallery featuring changing exhibitions. Enjoy several celebrations of Toronto's Scottish heritage including Hogmanay, scotch tasting, and Robbie Burns Day or visit the museums on the Doors Open Toronto weekend. Location: 82 Bond Street Toronto, ON M5B 1X2 (2 blocks east of Yonge St., south of Dundas St. E.) Phone: 416 -392-6915 Fax: 416-392-0114 E-mail: machouse@toronto.ca Event Hotline: 416-338-3888 Regular Admission: Adults: Seniors (60 +): $2.75 Youth (13 -18 yrs.): $2.75 Children (12 -): $2.50 Holiday Admission: Adult: $5.50

99. City Of Toronto, Arts Heritage Culture - Arts Centres As part of its committment to the arts, the culture Division is responsible for the ontario Heritage Act Heritage Preservation Services Brochure http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/culture/heritage_act.htm

100. The University Of Western Ontario What are we doing to prepare the University for a new culture of students, facultyand staff? Western ontario guidelines on privacy. http://www.uwo.ca/pvp/westernmatters/0503/q13.htm

@import url(../standard2.css); @import url(../standard3.css); The University of Western Ontario presents: Western Matters Release: March 31 , 2005 CONTENTS - March 31 Influencing a federal fund transfer Staff recognition initiative Remaining at #1 Becoming "leaders of tomorrow" ... Archive What are we doing to prepare the University for a new culture of students, faculty and staff? More specifically, what do we anticipate new faculty and staff recruits will be looking for? How are we, as a Western community, addressing these needs? Work is being done on many fronts to attract and retain new faculty, staff and students to Western, and to build a supportive and inclusive culture across our campus. Just a few examples follow. Last year we hired a Coordinator of Faculty Recruitment and Retention to help us attract the brightest minds to Western and to help with their orientation once they arrive on campus. Assistance with finding employment for the spouses of new faculty members is among the many services provided by this new position. Last September, we created the Staff/Faculty Family Practice Clinic, comprised of three family physicians, to help ensure University employees have access to family medical care. (For more information, visit the Staff/Faculty Family Practice Clinic

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