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July/August 2019Museums —
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May/June 2019Celebrating 2019
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March/April 2019What Now? What's Next?What Now?, Various Museums in Toronto What's Next?, Responses to Muse's question "What's next for your museum?" Understanding Travel Insurance, advertorial by Gallagher Benefit Services (Canada) Group Inc Museums Enterprises Conference 2019 More ... |
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January/February 2019Community MuseumsSport Heroes, Katie Tanner Putting History in Their Hands, Alyssa Gormori Cycling Through History, Lindsay Foreman Telling Our Stories Together, Kate Butler The Rhythm of the Tides, M.J. Edwards More ... |
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November/December 2018LeadershipInterview: Rapid Response Collecting, Emma Davis Lessons from Rio, Jack Lohman When Disaster Strikes, Laura Suchan Reducing Fire Risk, Jane Sirois A Perilous Place..., Erica Claus, Adam Mahoney More ... |
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September/October 2018The Tech IssueInterview: Virtual Accessibility, Peter Pavement Chatbots and Museums, Irene Galea More ... |
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July/August 2018Community MattersInterview: It's not just about you: Building community engagement, Tyler J. Stewart Rick Hansen Foundation Awards Canada Science and Technology Museum with Top Accessibility Rating The capital campaign for a Canadian site of conscience More ... |
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May/June 2018Celebrating 2018 Award WinnersInterview: CMA Celebrates the 2018 Awards Canadian Museum of History Receives International Design Award for Canadian History Hall, Emma Davis More ... |
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March/April 2018Are you ready?Emergency preparedness and planningInterview: Learning from the Flood, Wendy Fitch Building an Emergency Response Network for BC Collections, Heidi Swierenga and Kasey Lee A story of Disaster Recovery, Al Reine More ... |
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January/February 2018Social AwarenessInterview: Memory, Progress, Power and Social Change at a Community Museum, Lisa Marie Mercier Taking a Stand: The Montreal Holocaust Museum, Audrey Licop and Sarah Fogg More ... |
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November/December 2017IntegrationInterview: Emerging Professionals Optimizing Acoustics in Museums, Peter Janis More ... |
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September/October 2017Our FutureInterviews: Exhibition New Horizons, William Hollingshead and Madeline Smolarz Museum Policy and the Arts in Canada, Anthony Alan Shelton B.C. sites to visit More ... |
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July/August 2017InclusionInterviews: Articles The Personal is Profitable: Crowdfunding and Museums, Andrea Tingey Raising Capes Escape Roof, Deborah Griffiths Exhibition B.C. Museum Profiles More ... |
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May/June 2017Awards IssueYoung Makers Express Themselves , by Carolyn Holmes Sovereign Rainbows and Unceded Territories , by Tania Willard and Karen Duffek Mystical Landscapes , by Art Gallery of Ontario CMA Awards Recipients and Conference Memories On the Road, TOGETHER, by Christine McGuire and Elizabeth Todd Doyle John talks with Karen Bachmann More ... |
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March/April 2017art outsideA Hunger for Doing and Learning , by Hannah Keating The MacKenzie Art Gallery Takes Art to the Streets and Parks of Regina , by Nicolle Nugent and Timothy Long Why?People, not Objects, are the Future , by John R. Grimes Next Generation : Young Canada Works at Building Careers in Heritage John talks with Eric Chan , AKA eepmon More ... |
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January/February 2017Canada 150A Confederation We Can See and Touch , by Christopher Moore A Century of Community , by Robin Etherington Broadening History's Horizons: Canadian Museum of History John talks with Ry Moran More ...
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