21. Prehistory Overview To learn more about the archaeological heritage of Manitoba's First Nations click on the highlighted terms in the imagemap below. Manitoba Culture History http://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/anthropology/manarchnet/chronology/index.

Manitoba Culture History: Chronological Overview Aboriginal Rock Paintings While historical reconstructions of our past normally rely on written sources, archaeologists have unearthed an articulate unwritten account of Manitoba's heritage in the form of ancient Aboriginal artifacts and settlements. This record reveals a 12,000 year story of Native migration, survival and accomplishment in a challenging environment and a venerable cultural tradition that continues to influence and enrich the lives of present day Manitobans. The major developments of this long time span include: The coming of the first peoples, the big game hunters of the Palaeo Period The spread of Archaic traditions, which developed specialized and distinctive technologies to make the fullest use of their local environmental resources, The major accomplishments of the Woodland cultures, which supplemented dependence on bison and other wild resources with domesticated plants and developed long distance trading contacts, art works, and complex ceremonial traditions. Major cultural achievements are evident in all of the province's geographical zones including the prairies, forests, and remote arctic and subarctic regions, which supported the development of the unique

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24. Manitoba Film & Music > Film > Industry Resources > Government Offices And Servi MANITOBA CULTURE, HERITAGE AND TOURISM. 450 Broadway Avenue Room 118, Legislative Building Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 0V8. Hon. Flor Marcelino, Minister of Culture, Heritage and Tourism http://www.mbfilmmusic.ca/Film/IndustryResources/GovernmentOfficesandServices/ta

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W66 Home Destinations About My World66 ... [Add Section] History in Canada Edit This Though Canada's history has been relatively short, (the Dominion of Canada was only actually founded in 1867) it has certainly been eventful. Canadians are fascinated by their past and this is reflected in the many historical sites throughout the country. In Central and Eastern Canada, the history entails the early struggles of the first European settlers, and of how the two major cultural groups of the time (British and French) interacted to build a great nation together. In today's highly charged political arena, with on-going talk of Québec independence, this earlier relationship is too often forgotten. The history of Central and Eastern Canada is also very much tied in with the American Revolution, when thousands of people loyal to the British crown crossed the border and settled in these areas in order to remain under British rule. The struggle with the United States continued until after the war of 1812, when an attempted invasion of Canada by the Americans was repulsed. Canada adopted the Statute of Westminster in December 1931, giving it full legislative autonomy within the British Empire. The country emerged as an independent nation within the Commonwealth after the Second World War, and the last legislative link with the U.K. was ended with the patriation of the Canadian constitution in 1982. Queen Elizabeth II remains Canada's head of state, represented by the Governor General.

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Skip to main content Examiner.com Calgary Change city Search Log in Home Entertainment Animation ... Republican You are here: Calgary Cendrine Marrouat Winnipeg Art Examiner Subscribe ... Print Manitoba Culture Days promises to be an action-packed weekend September 15th, 2010 12:35 am MT Culture Days is a free annual event that celebrates and explores art and culture in Canada Photo: www.culturedays.ca - www.fetedelaculture.ca With 160 free activities in 53 venues across the province and 100 organizers, Manitoba Culture Days promises to be an action-packed celebration of art and culture. During a press conference held on September 14, 2010, members of the media got a preview of what will happen on September 24-26, with performances from two local artists, aerial dancer Talia Pura  and musician Justin Lacroix  (see slideshow at the bottom of the article). Winnipeg, Brandon, Flin Flon and a few more communities – Russell, Peguis, Portage La Prairie, Saint Eustache and Lorette – will offer an impressive program line-up in English and French. Things will heat up on September 24, at 7 p.m. under the canopy at the Forks, in Winnipeg, with several events including a concert with local musicians, workshops, T-shirt and glass painting classes, and a performance by the Summerbear Dance Troupe. On the same day, people will also have the opportunity to attend the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra’s dress rehearsal for their season opener that will be performed that evening.

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The First Perspective HOME NEWS NEWS RELEASES ... SUBSCRIBE new ContentSlider("mbs4ce27b2e92d08", "fade", 10000, 1, 1); banners INAC's EBulletin Media Room - Indian and Northern Affairs Canada News-related items such as news releases, background information and speeches on current and historical matters relevant to Aboriginal people and Northerners from the Indian and Northern Affairs Canada Web site. Statement of Condolence – Former Chief of the Metepenagiag First Nation, Noah Augustine Minister Duncan and Parliamentary Secretary Glover Unveil Commemorative Medallion to Celebrate 2010 as Year of the Métis Canada Endorses the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Statement from Minister Duncan on Remembrance Day ... Minister Duncan announces partnership to support economic development in Aboriginal communities News Releases First Voices: An Aboriginal Women's Reader 2010 Community Power Award winners announced! McAfee Warns of the “Twelve Scams of Christmas” GOVERNMENT OF CANADA TAKES ACTION ON CHILDHOOD OBESITY ... UWINNIPEG SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH OAS ON HUMAN DEVELOPMENT PROGAMS Federal Government Establishes Farmers Network: Ignores Farmers Union By Drum News Nov. 15, 2010

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31. Manitoba – Language, Heritage And Culture – Heritage And Traditions: Aborigi Source Government of Manitoba; Culture, Heritage and Tourism Kenosewun Interpretive Centre – Lockport Provincial Heritage Park This important archaeological site reveals how St http://www.aboriginalcanada.gc.ca/acp/site.nsf/en/ao26745.html

@import url(../vDownload/css/$file/base2.css); checkDomain("en") Aboriginal Canada Portal www.aboriginalcanada.gc.ca Skip to content Skip to institutional links Common menu bar links Home Contact Us Help Search ... Language, Heritage and Culture Primary Navigation Topics Manitoba Aboriginal Organizations Economic Development and Business Claims and Treaties ... All Aboriginal Communities in Manitoba Regions International Provincial and Territorial Urban and Rural Information About Us A to Z Accessibility Help Partner E-Tools Proactive Disclosure Proactive Disclosure Quick Search Advanced Search Heritage and Traditions Information in other regions: Select... Alberta British Columbia New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Canada Culture of the Metis This page outlines the priorities of the Cultural Department of the Louis Riel Institute with regards to the implementation of the cultural component of its mandate. Source: Louis Riel Institute First Nations Traditional Teaching Units Each of the following units include a rationale, a web diagram, advance material preparations, lesson plans, evaluations/reflections and a brief Profile of the Elder. Hudson's Bay Company Archives Documents the history of the HBC since its inception in 1670 following the history of the fur trade, North American exploration, the development of Canada as a country and the growth of HBC's Canadian retail empire.

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The Manitoba Heritage Network has been established as a project of the Manitoba Archaeological Society to provide Internet based information and services related to Manitoba's rich cultural heritage. More about Manitoba Heritage Network Enter this section to obtain a general overview of the precontact history of Manitoba's First Nations from the Ice Ages to the fur trade. Association of Manitoba Archaeologists Manitoba Archaeological Society Brandon University Native Studies Department The Manitoba Museum Parks Canada Department of Canadian Heritage Province of Manitoba Department of Culture, Heritage, and Citizenship University of Manitoba Department of Anthropology University of Winnipeg Department of Anthropology Timelinks: Historical web site about Manitoba in the decade from 1910 to 1920 Private Consulting Firms About Manitoba Heritage Network Manitoba Culture History Overview Participating Institutions ... Acknowledgments Coordinator: Brian Schwimmer Department of Anthropology University of Manitoba Winnipeg, Canada R3T 2N2

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CONTINENTS REGIONS COUNTRIES CITIES ... A-Z Manitoba Manitoba Facts Map A polar bear mother and cub enjoy peaceful slumber, but these majestic Arctic animals are already feeling the heat from global warming. Photograph by Norbert Rosing Manitoba Information and History Once headquarters of the Hudson's Bay Company, which grew fat on the fur trade in the early 1800s, Winnipeg is now the distribution center for Canada's grain industry. Manitoba farms grow more sunflower seed and beans than any other province and produce the second-largest flaxseed crop. But agricultural wealth comes at a price: Almost all the indigenous tallgrass prairie has disappeared, and efforts are under way to preserve remaining flora and fauna. ECONOMY Industry: service industries, food processing, transportation equipment manufacturing, nickel mining. Agriculture: canola, wheat, potatoes, oats, flaxseed, hogs, beef cattle, dairy products. Text source: National Geographic Atlas of the World , Eighth Edition, 2004 Manitoba Flag and Fast Facts Population Area 647,797 square kilometers

36. CBC News - Manitoba - Culture Days Gets Underway In Manitoba Culture Days, a threeday celebration of arts and culture, kicks off Friday night at The Forks in Winnipeg. http://www.cbc.ca/canada/manitoba/story/2010/09/24/mb-culture-days-manitoba.html

var hbx_temp_pn = '2010/09/24/mb-culture-days-manitoba'; skip to main content (press enter) CBC Global Header Navigation CBC.ca News news drop down menu Sports ... drop down menu Search CBC.ca Submit Search Sign Up Log In Home World ... SEND YOUR FEEDBACK Culture Days gets underway in Manitoba Open house at CBC Manitoba offers opportunity to see behind the scenes CBC News More than 4,500 activities are being offered across each province and territory as part of Culture Days in Canada. Culture Days, a three-day celebration of arts and culture, kicks off Friday night at The Forks in Winnipeg. The purpose of Culture Days is to raise the awareness, accessibility, participation and engagement of all Canadians in the arts and cultural life of their communities. More than 4,500 activities are being offered across the country. Most are free, family-friendly activities — classes and demonstrations, workshops, backstage tours, concerts, exhibitions, performances, screenings and more. In Manitoba, more than 160 events will be held across the province in Winnipeg, Brandon, Portage, Steinbach, Russell, Flin Flon and Peguis. Nicole Matiation, who heads up the Manitoba events, says many of the activities are hands-on "for dance, for theatre, for making collages and painting t-shirts. "There's the city stories project around tarot card readings and telling stories around Winnipeg."

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About Culture Days Celebration Schedule Organizing Activities Culture Days Blog ... Culture Days: Celebrating Arts + Culture from Coast to Coast September 24-26* Français Stay updated! Older Entries Announcing the Winner of the Manitoba Culture Vulture Contest October 18th, 2010 by Nicole Matiation View Comments Posted in Manitoba opinions uncategorized Culture Vulture Diary: Entry Number One October 18th, 2010 by manitoba WHAT: The Vajayjay Monologues by Lindsay Burns, part of FemFest 2010 (Sarasvàti Productions) WHERE : Canwest Centre for Theatre and Film, 400 Colony, Winnipeg MB WHEN: Oct 2, 2010, 7 pm View Comments Posted in Manitoba opinions All Good Things Come in Small Packages July 29th, 2010 by Crystal Kolt ‘All good things come in small packages’ I’ve heard this saying all of my life and although sometimes I didn’t want to agree, it always seemed to be true. I mourned my skinny legs and 56 pounds at age twelve, skinny arms while pounding out Chopin in my teens and 20’s and would give anything to have a taste of that ‘problem’ today (I’m planning a Valerie Bertinelli-esque comeback). Similarly when my husband and I were studying Piano duo in New York with fabulous piano duo teacher/performer Jeaneane Dowis, one of her many words of wisdom was to build our career in a small community where you can hone your art, survive with family and friends during those ‘thrifty’ years shall we say then move on up the circuit. Well the small town she meant was Winnipeg and as life would have it we would invest in those words by heading eventually more North until we would arrive at the best artistic time in our lives in a town (it’s actually still called a City because at one time its population was over 10,000 and once you’re called a City you’re a city) of 6,000 people called Flin Flon. We left Winnipeg thinking that we were leaving music behind forever. You see 15 years ago when we were professional musicians (Mark with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet and Contemporary Dancers and myself teaching piano and enjoying being a stay at home mom with our two children) government cuts seemed to be happening all over the place and we either had to come up with a plan or live off of the kids in our old age. One law degree later led us to this northern community.

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