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151. Charlottetown festival

Subjects
Festivals, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Donald Deacon Charlottetown PE -- I was sorry to read the headline Has Charlottetown Sold Out? in the July 19 Arts article by Barbara MacAndrew. The Confederation Centre has [...]

Published
1995

152. Has Charlottetown sold out? THEATRE / Critics claim that the festival put on the map by the hit Anne of Green Gables has turned its back on its mandate to be the home of original Canadian musical theatre in its embrace of American productions

Subjects
Charlottetown Festival (Prince Edward Island), Guys and Dolls (Play), Anne of Green Gables (Novel), Musical theater, Festivals, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: BARBARA MacANDREW Charlottetown PE -- BY BARBARA MacANDREW Special to the Globe and Mail Charlottetown TWENTY-FIVE years ago, few arts events were more Canadian in content than the Charlottetown [...]

Published
1995

153. Get your Mountie's worth

Subjects
Canadian Pacific Ltd., General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: MICHAEL VALPY BY MICHAEL VALPY THE contract with Disney is only part of it. We should get more fully acquainted with Mounties 'R' Us, the marketing arm of the [...]

Published
1995

155. For the Mounties, Justice Is Now a Licensing Fee

Author

Farnsworth, Clyde H.

Subjects
Canada. Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Abstract

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has tired of letting purveyors of key chains, T-shirts, dolls, coffee mugs and other souvenirs profit from its stalwart reputation. Apart from the maple leaf, […]

Published
1995

158. CBC has 800 in Victoria for Commonwealth coverage

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Victoria BC -- Canadian Press VICTORIA The CBC has arrived. Its mission: to bring the Commonwealth Games into your living room. In one of the largest broadcasting undertakings ever in [...]

Published
1994

159. A theatrical spin on native concerns DANCE REVIEW'The ballet, In the Land of Spirits allegorizes a current theme of many native activists who see the path to self-reliance leading through a renaissance of native ways and spirituality

Subjects
Political activists, Ballets, Canadian native peoples, Reformers, Ballet, Social reformers, Dancing -- Dance reviews, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: ROBERT EVERETT-GREEN Toronto ONT -- BY ROBERT EVERETT-GREEN Music and Dance Critic Toronto WHICH side are you on? TV and print ads push that question at us daily, as [...]

Published
1992

160. NEWS INDEX, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1992: INSIDE PAGES THE NATION

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Police in India have been unable to find a link between an alleged terrorist arrested this month and the 1985 Air-India crash, Canada's acting high commissioner to India said yesterday. [...]

Published
1992

161. OBITUARY'Alan Lund Choreographer was stage and TV pioneer

Subjects
Charlottetown Festival (Prince Edward Island), Actors, Actresses, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: CHRISTOPHER HARRIS BY CHRISTOPHER HARRIS Arts Reporter Canadian show business has lost one of its most influential choreographers and stage directors. Alan Lund died on Canada Day, at 67, [...]

Published
1992

163. THE ARTS IN BRIEF First native ballet on tour

Subjects
Ballets, Canadian native peoples, Ballet, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Canada's first native ballet will tour the country as part of the 125th anniversary celebrations, the Canadian Native Arts Foundation announced yesterday. In the Land of Spirits, a ballet based [...]

Published
1992

164. Birthday musical planned Lemay work set to open July 1

Subjects
Music festivals, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Charlottetown PE -- Canadian Press CHARLOTTETOWN After a fat-cutting season, the Charlottetown Festival is hoping to restore some lost lustre - and maybe help save the country. The festival announced [...]

Published
1991

165. NEW SEASON SPECIALS

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

STARMAN A definite 'worth watching.' The legendary Quebec rock opera by Luc Plamondon and Michel Berger was performed seemingly forever in Montreal. Here is the Paris version, starring Martine St. [...]

Published
1990

166. U.S. to send about 600 military trainers and engineers to Haiti

Author

Marquis, Christopher

Subjects
Military assistance, American -- Haiti, Peacekeeping forces -- Haiti, Haiti -- Political aspects
Abstract

WASHINGTON _ The United States will begin sending about 600 military trainers and engineers to Haiti Thursday as part of a United Nations-backed plan to stabilize the country and restore […]

Published
1993

167. Heart and sole: a venerable company turns 50 with style

Author

Young, Pamela

Subjects
Royal Winnipeg Ballet Company -- History, Ballet companies -- History, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, History
Abstract

Heart and sole While the Royal Winnipeg Ballet (RWB) was touring Western Canada last year, more than 40 dancers and orchestra members learned that they were on the wrong side [...]

Published
1989

168. FINALE 88 DANCE As the old guard steps aside for the new

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: DEIRDRE KELLY BY DEIRDRE KELLY The Globe and Mail WHEN prima ballerina Veronica Tennant announced she was retiring at the end of the season, the entire country seemed to [...]

Published
1988

169. Art lovers in Winnipeg are undeterred by cold

Subjects
Fund raising, Art dealers, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: ROSEMARY SEXTON ROSEMARY SEXTON IT WAS -30, but that did not deter about 350 people who paid $100 each last Friday to attend the Winnipeg Art Gallery's annual fundraising [...]

Published
1989

170. BRIEFLY World premieres pace RWB season

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

The Royal Winnipeg Ballet's 1985-86 home season will include four world premieres, the company announced yesterday. They are Nuages, a pas de deux by Dutch choreographer Jiri Kylian, The War [...]

Published
1985

173. Dancing delights under The Big Top

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: STEPHEN GODFREY Vancouver BC -- BY STEPHEN GODFREY The Globe and Mail VANCOUVER Like most ballet companies, the Royal Winnipeg has been looking for something family-oriented as an alternative [...]

Published
1988

174. Jago appointed to George Brown

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: DEIRDRE KELLY BY DEIRDRE KELLY The Globe and Mail MARY JAGO , former principal dancer with the National Ballet of Canada, has been appointed artistic adviser to Toronto's George [...]

Published
1988

175. BRIEFLY Banks to head Games musical team

Subjects
Banks (Finance), Musicians, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

A five-member team headed by Edmonton musician Tommy Banks has been appointed to create the opening and closing ceremonies for the 1988 Olympic Winter Games in Calgary, the Games organizing [...]

Published
1986

177. Promotion communication en marketing

Author

C. A. Kirkpatrick, Rollie Tillman, C. A. Kirkpatrick, and Rollie Tillman

Abstract

Cet ouvrage commence par une introduction sur la promotion en tant que composante de la stratégie de marketing d'une entreprise. Pour les étudiants qui ont déjà des connaissances élémentaires en marketing, le premier chapitre peut servir de révision; pour ceux qui n'ont pas encore étudié dans le domaine, il servira à poser les jalons d'une étude réaliste du rôle que joue la promotion dans l'ensemble de l'activité marketing.

Published
1974

179. Canadian Serials Directory / Repertoire Des Publications Séries Canadiennes 1976

Author

Martha Pluscauskas and Martha Pluscauskas

Subjects
Canadian periodicals--Directories
Abstract

This unique bibliography provides detailed and up-to-date bibliographic and buying information on over 4,000 English- and French-language Canadian periodicals. The second edition has been completely redesigned to facilitate the location of entries, and the presentation of information conforms to ISBD(S) practice. Entries include subscription price, frequency, ISSN, editor's name, whether reviews are carried, year first published, where indexed or abstracted, languages used in the text, whether advertisements are accepted, and the nature of the contents. The arrangement is alphabetical by title, but all serials are listed in a subject index. A separate listing of publishers and their addresses, and a list of indexing and abstracting services are included. This major work, to be published every two years, will be invaluable to library reference and order departments, booksellers, and advertising and subscription agencies.

Published
1977

180. Agriculture et développement dans l'est du Québec

Author

Bruno Jean and Bruno Jean

Subjects
Agriculture--Economic aspects--Que´bec (Province)--Lower Saint Lawrence-Gaspe´sie, Agriculture--Que´bec (Province)--Lower Saint Lawrence-Gaspe´ Region--History--20th century, Agricultural systems--Que´bec (Province)--Lower Saint Lawrence-Gaspe´ Region, Rural development--Que´bec (Province)--Lower Saint Lawrence-Gaspe´ Region
Abstract

Une forte déprise agricole a caractérisé l'histoire récente des régions périphériques et notamment celle de l'Est du Québec. L'évolution de cette agriculture régionale résultant davantage d'une transformation des conditions économiques et sociales de la production agricole que des contraintes écologiques, l'ouvrage retrace le processus historique d'implantation d'un modèle de développement agricole qui a accéléré la différenciation régionale de l'agriculture québécoise et l'avènement de régions rurales marginalisées où la modernisation de l'agriculture signifie aussi sa marginalisation.

Published
1985

181. Un Bleu du Québec à Ottawa

Author

Jacques Flynn and Jacques Flynn

Abstract

NÉ À SAINT-HYACINTHE en 1915, Jacques Flynn est issu d'une famille bleue. Son arrière-grand-père maternel fut brièvement ministre sous Chapleau (1882) ; son grand-père, Edmund James Flynn, a été premier ministre du Québec de mai 1896 à mai 1897.Admis au Barreau en 1939, Jacques Flynn a longtemps hésité avant de mettre de côté une fructueuse carrière juridique pour se porter candidat sous la bannière d'un parti disparu de la scène provinciale et confiné aux régions froides de l'opposition à Ottawa. Candidat défait en 1957, il entre à la Chambre des communes en 1958 puis au cabinet Diefenbaker en 1961. Défait en 1962, il passe au Sénat où il agit comme chef de l'opposition à compter de 1967. Ministre de la Justice et procureur général dans le gouvernement Clark (1979-1980), il redevient chef de l'opposition à la Chambre haute de 1980 à 1984 et prend sa retraite du Sénat en 1990.Sans prétention, avec humour et sérénité, Jacques Flynn rappelle les faits marquants d'une longue carrière politique et professionnelle. Il soutient notamment que Trudeau a toujours obtenu ses majorités parlementaires (1968, 1974 et 1980) sous de fausses représentations. Il combat jusqu'au bout le rapatriement de la Constitution, réalisé sans l'assentiment du Québec, et refuse de chanter Ô Canada avec ses collègues au terme du débat. Quant à l'Accord du lac Meech, il n'a pas fini d'en déplorer l'échec.

Published
1998

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