1999–2000 Annual Report - Canadian Museum of Civilization

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CMCC:
CMCC Annual Report, 1998-1999
Summary of the Corporate Plan (1999-2000 to 2003-
2004)
CMC:
The Canoe: Portraits of the Great Fur Trade Canoes, Dan
Gallacher
This Splendid Gift: The 1897 Canadian Historical Dinner
Service, Peter Rider et al.
This Other Eden: Canadian Folk Art Outdoors, Phil
Tilney
Iqqaipaa: Celebrating Inuit Art, Maria von Finckenstein
and James Houston
The Labour Stamp: The Image of the Worker on Canadian
Postage Stamps, David Frank
Dressing Up Canada: Late Victorian Fancy Dress Balls,
Cynthia Cooper and Christina Bates
Under the Sign of the Cross: Creative Expressions of
Christianity in Canada
Canadian Labour History, 1850-1999, Nolan Reilly and
Chris Kitzan
StampQuest TM , Jennifer Elliott
Inuit and Englishmen: The Nunavut Voyages of Martin
Frobisher, Robert McGhee et al.
A History of the Vote in Canada, Elections Canada
Mysteries of Egypt: Teacher’s Guide, Nancy Ruddell
The Last Best West: Advertising for Immigrants to
Western Canada, 1870-1930, Jean Bruce
Emergence from the Shadow: First Peoples’ Photographic
Perspective, Jeffrey Thomas
The Totem Pole Gambalch, Barry Bragg
CWM:
The Hall of Honour
Imperial Adventure: Canadians in the South African War
(1899-1902)
Canvas of War: Masterpieces from the Canadian War
Museum, 1914-1918, 1939-1945
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• Explorers: D’Iberville, Des Groseillers, Radisson,
Perrot, Hennepin, Dulhut, De Lahontan, De
Troyes, Lamothe Cadillac. By Hélène-Andrée
Bizier. Co-produced by the Canadian Museum of
Civilization and lab)idéeclic!, with the support of a
grant from Canada’s Digital Collections Program –
Industry Canada.
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Research and Collections
• A Photographic Exploration of Canada with
Malak. By Karine Bastien, photos by Malak. Coproduced
by the Canadian Museum of
Civilization and lab)idéeclic!, with the support of
a grant from Canada’s Digital Collections
Program – Industry Canada.
• The Seigneurs. Suzanne Marchand, adapted by
Hélène-Andrée Bizier.
• The Soldiers. René Chartrand, adapted by Karine
Samson.
• Collections: La maison St-Gabriel (Congrégation
de Notre-Dame), le Musée Marguerite Bourgeoys
(Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours) and le
Musée du Monastère des Augustines (Hôpital
général de Québec). Co-produced by the
Canadian Museum of Civilization and respective
religious congregations.
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The Publications Group also manages the Virtual
Museum of New France, a museum containing virtual
exhibitions and Web activities on New France. Initiated
in Canada by the Canadian Museum of Civilization, the
Museum of New France now includes more than 200
active institutional partners on both sides of the Atlantic.
During the past year, emphasis was placed on two new
projects. The first is a new genealogical initiative which
will enable visitors to re-create their family histories in a
multimedia format. Developed in association with
Archiv-Histo and KE Software, this is conceived as a
commercial venture for the Corporation and its partners.
The other initiative, developed in partnership with the
Maison de la France, which promotes tourism in France,
is designed to enable virtual visitors to trace and
discover their ancestors places of origin in France.
In addition to the above two projects, the Museum of
New France has also added six new modules this year,
three of which were developed specifically for schools
with the support of Schoolnet, an initiative of Industry
Canada.