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Road Trip | Le blogue de Bibliothèque et Archives Canada

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Le blogue de Bibliothèque et Archives Canada. Aller au contenu principal. Aller au contenu secondaire. Archives du mot-clef Road Trip. Pionnières de la route : road trip pendant l’été 1954. 10 août, 2015. Le blogue de Bibliothèque et Archives Canada. Quatre femmes, une Plymouth familiale, cinq provinces et quatre États en trente huit jours. Jusqu’au milieu du XX. Siècle, le train est le seul moyen de transport qui permet de traverser et d’admirer le Canada. Après la Deuxième Guerre mondiale, des mill...

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The Dusty Bookcase: November 2014

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A CASUAL EXPLORATION OF CANADA’S SUPPRESSED, IGNORED AND FORGOTTEN LITERATURE. It's been some time since I've written much about John Glassco, whose life consumed seven or so years of mine. A Gentleman of Pleasure. My biography of the man, was published by McGill-Queen's in 2011. Last year saw The Heart Accepts It All. And the letters from Bruce Whiteman ( Canadian Notes and Queries. The former is available online. As I creep up in age, seventy-one no longer seems so ancient. But still. Busby may be over...

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The Dusty Bookcase: Ross Macdonald's Monster Thriller Horror Theatre

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A CASUAL EXPLORATION OF CANADA’S SUPPRESSED, IGNORED AND FORGOTTEN LITERATURE. Ross Macdonald's Monster Thriller Horror Theatre. A follow-up to last week's post on. By Kenneth Millar (a/k/a Ross Macdonald). Here I offer speculation and scattered thoughts on an adaptation I've never seen:. Straight to video, but without enough momentum to make it to DVD. I'm guessing I've missed my opportunity to see Deadly Companion. True, there are used VHS copies for sale out there, but who can be bothered? The adaptat...

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Christopher Moore's History News: This month at Canada's History

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Christopher Moore's History News. History (mostly Canadian), a little politics (ditto), and the Tour de France in July. Wednesday, May 13, 2015. This month at Canada's History. They've put my story on Magna Carta and its 800th anniversary tour of Canada up at the website. The Magna Carta Manifesto: Liberties and Commons for All. The exhibition opens at the Canadian Museum of History in June, and tours to Winnipeg, Toronto, and Edmonton. History Blogs of Note. Andrew Smith's Business History Blog. We welc...

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Christopher Moore's History News: The nail bar issue; Ask a labour historian

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Christopher Moore's History News. History (mostly Canadian), a little politics (ditto), and the Tour de France in July. Monday, May 18, 2015. The nail bar issue; Ask a labour historian. Erik Loomis responds to the flurry of news stories. About the exploitation of south Asian immigrant women in North America's nail bars by observing this is not a crisis to be solved by social media. LGM often a terrific blog, and enough history among all the other stuff. History Blogs of Note. Comedy Can Be Murder.

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Christopher Moore's History News: Last chance to dine on Three Weeks in Quebec City

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Christopher Moore's History News. History (mostly Canadian), a little politics (ditto), and the Tour de France in July. Tuesday, May 19, 2015. Last chance to dine on Three Weeks in Quebec City. The wine is coming up from the cellar. The menu is set. Our host Patrice Dutil and I are planning a bunfight over who the real makers of confederation were. And I'm told there are still some seats available. Last chance. History Blogs of Note. Andrew Smith's Business History Blog. Comedy Can Be Murder.

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Christopher Moore's History News: Electoral history: One thing about the British election

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Christopher Moore's History News. History (mostly Canadian), a little politics (ditto), and the Tour de France in July. Friday, May 08, 2015. Electoral history: One thing about the British election. Is how Canadian it seemed. Not just in the large array of parties complicating the choices, and of a regional independence party scooping up seats in the national legislature. But also in the apparently successful delegitimization of parliamentary authority. Voices on the right are starting to say that Labour...

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Christopher Moore's History News: Getting your work noticed by influential people

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Christopher Moore's History News. History (mostly Canadian), a little politics (ditto), and the Tour de France in July. Friday, May 22, 2015. Getting your work noticed by influential people. What's on your nighttable? Barry Cooper, the political scientist at the University of Calgary, just learned that his book New Political Religions or an Analysis of Modern Terrorism. Was on the bookshelf of Osama bin Laden. At least that the U.S. government says it was. By C R. Haines. History Blogs of Note.

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Christopher Moore's History News: Going viral at Spadina House

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Christopher Moore's History News. History (mostly Canadian), a little politics (ditto), and the Tour de France in July. Wednesday, May 06, 2015. Going viral at Spadina House. Party at their house! Okay, it's a nice bit of marketing capitalizing on the movie remake and on other '20s pop culture trends. But you know, it's a sleepy heritage home thing: how big's the audience for that, really? Pretty substantial, it turns out. When Spadina House posted the event in March, they got 45,000 RSVPs. LGM (Labour a...

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This Was Manitoba: Welcome to This Was Manitoba!

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Manitoba urban history by the day. Welcome to This Was Manitoba! Welcome to This Was Manitoba! I began compiling this information a few years ago. What prompted me to start was seeing so many Canadian media outlets, including local ones, trotting out a "this day in history" segment using some U.S. news wire feed. Day after day it was as if Canada, much less Manitoba or Winnipeg, even existed! Aside from the daily history entries you will also find a list of Manitoba history videos. Heritage Wpg: new blog.