21. Libraries ontario, public libraries are created by municipal bylaws and governed by public library boards. The Ministry culture library system. The ontario Library Service - North http://www.culture.gov.on.ca/english/culdiv/library

Home News Contact Us Related Sites ... Text Version Location: Ministry of Culture About the Ministry Library News Ministry Contacts ... Library Links In Ontario, public libraries are created by municipal by-laws and governed by public library boards. The Ministry Culture has responsibility for the administration of the Public Libraries Act . The ministry's Heritage and Libraries Branch develops provincial policies for the public library system. The Ontario Library Service - North, and the Southern Ontario Library Service deliver programs on behalf of the ministry. On this site you will find information on funding . The Public Libraries Act Frequently Asked Questions are a recent addition and can be found under the legislation section. Initiatives that assist and recognize library professionals can be found under the events, awards and certificates section. Information from other ministries, links to Library Associations, a list of public library Web sites and other resources for libraries can be found under the library links section.

22. Province Of Ontario @ Culture.ca of the Government of Canada Home Français Feedback About culture.ca Site Quebec (52);ontario (76); Prairie Provinces (63); British Columbia (59); Territories (38 http://www.culture.ca/canada/explore-explorez-e.jsp?pre=n&category=333

23. Metis Nation Of Ontario Governing body of M©tis National Council in ontario. Information on the organization as well as the history and culture of the Metis in Canada. http://www.metisnation.org/

Nothing Moving You may need these players to fully enjoy the site Last Updated June 10, 2004 To request an application package to be sent to you by mail fill out the form below and press the "Send Request" button. For a downloadable Application Form that can be filled out and mailed click here . (Ontario Residents Only) Name Address City/Town Postal Code You can also request an application package by calling the MNO Registry Office at Please fill out our Guestbook to let us know you stopped by and what you thought of the site. Help us fight for Metis Rights! Send donations to: Legal Defense Fund 500 Old St.Patrick Street Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 9G4

24. Ontario Library Service Support service of the Ministry of culture for library services in the province. http://www.library.on.ca/

Ontario Library Service-North About us Ontario Library Service - North (OLS-North) and Southern Ontario Library Service (SOLS) are Transfer Payment agencies of the Ontario Ministry of Culture. On behalf of the ministry, OLS-North and SOLS provide a wide range of support services to public libraries throughout northern and southern Ontario. Their mandate is to deliver programs and services on behalf of the Minister by increasing co-operation and co-ordination among public library boards and other information providers, and to promote the provision of library services to the public by assisting public library boards with services and programs that reflect their needs, including consulting, training and development services. Français

25. Deutschkanadischer Kongress/German Canadian Congress-Ontario/index To preserve German culture, language and traditions in Canada. To give GermanCanadians a united voice towards government, media and the public. http://www.dkk-ont.net

zu unserer Internet-Seite Der Deutsch-Kanadische Kongress ist ein Dachverband für deutsche Vereine, Kirchen und Firmen, sowie für Privatpersonen, die an der Arbeit und an den Zielen des DKK interessiert sind, und diese unterstützen. Unser Auftrag , unser Ziel: Kanadiern deutschsprechender Herkunft eine vereinte Stimme gegenüber dem Staat, der Presse und der Bevölkerung im Allgemeinen zu verschaffen. Beiträge, die deutsche und deutschfreundliche Bürger zum Aufbau Kanadas geleistet haben, anzuerkennen und bekanntzugeben, und in besonderen Fällen mit dem DKK"Heritage Award" auszuzeichnen. Regelmäßige Zusammenkünfte mit Vertretern der Regierung und der Medien durchzuführen um unsere Anliegen darzulegen. Gute Zusammenarbeit mit der deutschen Botschaft in Ottawa und mit dem deutschen Generalkonsulat in Toronto zu pflegen. Unwahren negativen Veröffentlichungen jeglicher Art bezüglich unserer Volksgruppe entgegenzutreten. Die Rechte jeder Person, im Rahmen des kanadischen Gesetzes und der

26. Listings Ontario: Canada : Ontario : Toronto Region : Culture Canada ontario Toronto Region Society culture ethnic associations Association for Japanese culture ( Toronto) Welcome to the Home Page of the A ssociation for J apanese C http://www.listingsca.com/Ontario/Toronto-Region/Society/Culture

USA United Kingdom Listings Canada Maps ... Weather 78 visitors currently online Find more results: Communities Maple (1) Mississauga (2) ... Society : Culture - ethnic associations Search Search whole world Complete Directory Canada Wide Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland NW Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario PE Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon All Categories In Culture Only Animals/Pets Arts/Crafts Auto Guide Business Community Services Computers Education Employment Entertainment Events/Festivals Government Media Miscellaneous Professional Resource Industries Science/Humanities Shopping Society Sports/Recreation Travel General Asian Blacks Celtic Mississauga Area ... Next This category in: Canada Ontario No Descriptions Preferences ... Alvito Social Club (Toronto) The Alvito Social Club is a non-profit organization founded in 1977. It brings people of all heritages together for dinner events and picnics. http://www.alvitoclub.com/ (Added Feb 01, 2004 - Hits: 10) Analai Cultural Organization (Scarborough) IT solution provider, software developer, designed to enable companies to cost effectively manage and develop their information Technology environment successfully http://www.analai.org/ (Added Jul 06, 2001 - Hits: 58)

27. Ukrainian Heritage School Of Ottawa - Home Page The school strives to teach Ukrainian language and heritage (i.e. the rich culture and traditions of Ukrainian people) to elementary schoolaged children. It is located in Ottawa ontario Canada. http://www.ottawaukeschool.org/

About Us School Calendar Special Events Curriculum School Policies Registration Contact Us Links Home Introduction See the " About Us " page for information on who we are, and our location information. Here is a "Fact Sheet" with all of the more important information in one place. News Events Pictures See the Special Events page NEW Adult Ukrainian Language Lessons Over the past while, we have received numerous enquiries (both from parents with children in our Ukrainian school as well as from the Ukrainian community) about offering a Ukrainian as a 2nd Language Course for Adults. So.... here it is! The course would run as follows: When : Saturday mornings from 9:30-11:30 Where : St. Francis of Assisi French Catholic School, (see below) Instructor : Jenny Dutchak Students : Adults and teenagers Level : Beginner and Intermediate (if there is a demand for it). Jenny is experienced in teaching at multiple levels in the same class environment. Cost : To be determined. The cost should not be significant. It will cover teaching resources and materials, and overhead costs. School Location St Francis of Assissi (Saint Francois d'Assise) 35 Melrose, Ottawa, Ontario

28. Heritage And Culture - Ontario's West Coast Features cultural and historical information about the towns in Huron County, with pictures and links for further information. http://www.heritageandculture.on.ca/

29. Work In Culture Cultural Careers Council ontario presents WorkInculture Canada sleading resource for careers in art and culture. http://www.workinculture.on.ca/

30. Voyageurs NP: The Environment And The Fur Trade Experience: 1730-1870 (Contents) Online edition of a Special History covering the Fur Trade in the Rainy Lake region, between Minnesota and ontario with illustrations. Includes history of the region, the fur trade experience, material culture, and the Natural environment. http://www.nps.gov/voya/futr/contents.htm

Special History: The Environment and the Fur Trade Experience in Voyageurs National Park, 1730-1870 Submitted by Ted Catton, Principal investigator Marcia Montgomery, Project Historian Historical Research Associates, Inc. Missoula, Montana July, 2000 Midwest Region National Park Service Table of Contents Cover Page Introduction A Note on Sources Chapter One : The Rainy Lake Region in the Fur Trade Geography of the fur trade Historical Overview of the fur trade in the Rainy Lake Region French Trade and Exploration, 1688-1763 Rise of the North West Company, 1763-1793 The North West Company and the Hudson's Bay Company, 1793-1821 The Hudson's Bay Company and the American Fur Company, 1821-1842 Last Years of the Fur Trade, 1842-1870 Chapter Two : The Fur Trade Experience in the Rainy Lake Region Trade Transportation Chapter Three : Material Culture Products of the Trade Canoes Sleds French Goods British Goods American Goods Ojibwe Goods Transportation Habitations Fort William Posts Outposts Camps Wild Rice Ojibwe Agriculture Agriculture and Livestock around the Forts Burial Grounds Chapter Four : The Natural Environment in the Fur Trade Era Climate Flora Fauna Fisheries Conclusion Bibliography Primary Sources (Manuscripts) Primary Sources (Record Groups) Primary Sources (Published) Secondary Sources Notes Index (omitted from on-line edition) List of Figures Figure 1 . Canoe Routes through the Rainy Lake Region

31. Philosophy Home Department of Philosophy Waterloo, ontario - BA, MA (Religion and culture), PhD through Tri-University Philosophy Programme http://www.wlu.ca/~wwwphil/

32. Watershedreportcard.org Operates with financial support of the ontario Trillium Foundation, an agency of the Ministry of culture. Provides an overview, resources, also news and activities for education about ontario watersheds. http://www.watershedreportcard.org/

You are here: Home Welcome to the Watershed Report Card! The Watershed Report Card gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation , an agency of the Ministry of Culture. The Foundation receives annually $100 million in government funding generated through Ontario's charity casino initiative. The Watershed Report Card also received funding from the Shell Environment Fund (SEF). The SEF provides financial support for grass-roots, action-oriented projects that improve and protect the Canadian environment. Our Spring 2002 Newsletter is here! Not sure who we are or what we do? Check out the WRC Explained section. Comments or questions? Please write to us This site was last updated on July 21, 2003. Visitor # since Sept 26 02 Contact Us

33. Northern Ontario - It's A Great Place To Be! A web portal with information about businesses, culture and recreation in Northern ontario. Offers online forums. http://www.northernontario.org/

In Memory of Ralph Northern Ontario! A land of startling beauty and vibrant people. Northern Ontario.org - Building Pride in the North! Spanish Joe Site Mascot The Psychic Groundhog! O ur F irst ... nniversary ShowDateTime(showDateShort) Your Daily Horoscope Daily Entertainment News Shari'a in Canada Islamic Law and Canadian Women's Rights Major Acid's E-Rag Major Acid speaks out on current affairs, the Middle East, and comments on unusual magazines Deborah Sauve Journalism and Photography Northern Issues, tourism, and environmental issues all light Debbie's passion GREEN with Bill Bradley Greater Renewable Energy and Ecodesigns Now No. Ontario Photo Gallery A month by month viewing of our lives Northern Stories Tell us your tales and adventures Vacations Close to Home Have a great vacation without ever leaving the North The Stuff of Life! Finances, health, spirituality, pet care, home improvement and design, our environment and more! Arts, figure skating, golfing, events and information about our favorite pastimes

34. Welcome To The Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund The Cultural Attractions Fund is a program of the Government of ontario throughthe Ministry of culture and administered by the ontario Cultural Attractions http://www.ocaf.on.ca/e/welcome/welcome.html

WELCOME WELCOME TO THE ONTARIO CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS FUND The Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund (OCAF) was established in 1999. It is a $20 million initiative to help Ontario's arts, cultural and heritage organizations with new cultural programming ventures. It is open to large and small not-for-profit cultural and heritage organizations in ALL parts of Ontario. It seeks to help reduce the financial risk of creating new ventures by providing up-front working capital. OCAF has currently funded 94 different organizations and over 130 individual events across Ontario. We expect that the Fund will be active until 2010 or beyond. We hope you find this site helpful in explaining our program initiatives and application process. Please provide us with feedback as to the relevance a nd ease of use of this site.

35. Consulat Général De France à Toronto / Consulate General Of France In Toronto Pr©sentation, pr©sence fran§aise, vie pratique, formalit©s, visas. Chancellerie, culture, sciences, ©conomie, tourisme. http://www.consulfrance-toronto.org/

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[imc-ontario] Culture jamming idea Stephen Gilman mediaboy at ncf.ca Wed May 2 07:12:38 PDT 2001 Previous message: [imc-ontario] My Pictures from Quebec Next message: [imc-ontario] Culture jamming idea Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Hi there, I have a jamming idea that I'd like some input on. I hate the commercials they show before movies. I've paid up to $12 to see the movie, and I don't want to have to watch commercials. What I'd like to do is project the words "Do you hate commercials?" on the screen when the commercials are playing (not when the movie is playing). Do you guys know if there are any portable projectors out there that could do this job? It's gotta be battery-powered, small enough to fit in a knapsack, and powerful enough to be legible on a big movie screen while a movie is actually playing. Preferably, it wouldn't be too expensive. I've been searching the internet for such a device, but so far with little luck. Thanks in advance! Stephen Gilman mediaboy at ncf.ca

37. Welcome To Belkin.ca Includes photographs by Ilya Belkin sorted by topics such as nature, leisure, people, culture, and lifestyle. http://www.belkin.ca/

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[imc-ontario] Culture jamming idea Thoughts... thoughts at subdimension.com Wed May 2 18:25:08 PDT 2001 Previous message: [imc-ontario] Culture jamming idea Next message: [imc-ontario] Battery Charger Found Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Remember those laser pens? You can order different heads that show/say different things, as i understand it. Combining a few of them with letter heads, i'm sure the stunt could be pulled off... -Thoughts... Nihil Obstat Previous message: [imc-ontario] Culture jamming idea Next message: [imc-ontario] Battery Charger Found Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... More information about the imc-ontario mailing list

39. Ontario Turfgrass Research Foundation (Main) Promotes the turfgrass industry in ontario, and study and research in turf culture. http://www.uoguelph.ca/GTI/guest/otrf.htm

40. Museum - Western Treasure Valley Eastern Oregon Museum Exhibits history of more than a century of culture and life. Themes range from Native American culture and early settlement to 20th century contemporary cultures and communities. Includes hours, events and photos. Located in ontario. http://www.4rcc.com/museum/

Museum Hours 10am-5pm Monday thru Saturday Four Rivers Cultural Center Museum gathers within its walls, the wonders of more than a century of history. The museum exhibits trace the settlement patterns of the Northern Paiutes, Basque, Japanese/Americans, Hispanic, and Euro American immigrants. The visitor's exhibit tour begins with an educational film, designed to provide a historical context to the exhibit gallery. From the orientation theater, visitors enter a life scale diorama of a Northern Paiute camp along the river. The diorama leads to exhibits on the reservation period and removal of the Paiute from the Malheur Reservation as the cattlemen move into the region. In 1883, the arrival of the Oregon Short Line Railroad brought a new focus to the area, opening up new markets in agriculture and improved accessibility for new settlers. A history of the valley's irrigation walks you through the early efforts to irrigate by water wheels, to private ditch projects, federally funded irrigation dams, and finally a stroll through a giant siphon tube.

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