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Owners of A.Y. Jackson Yellowknife Trip Paintings - Book Research

I rarely get to share insight into some of the many incredible projects I’m working on. CBC News wrote about a recent trip I planned to Yellowknife. https://lnkd.in/gT4X9ZxT I was up there with John Bennett, whose father arranged A.Y. Jackson's painting trips into the Northwest Territories in the 1940s and '50s. Seventy-odd years later, John is tracking down every painting Jackson produced from those trips, and we're compiling his research into a book.
 He'd never seen the ones held in Yellowknife; ten at the Legislative Assembly and eleven at the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre. Seeing them where his father once worked, alongside the people who care for them today made the trip absolutely remarkable on many levels. Our gracious hosts opened their doors (and vaults), shared their own amazing stories and added a critical chapter to a story already rich in art, family and history. My thanks to everyone at the Legislative Assembly and the Heritage Centre, and to Jocelyn Shepel at CBC North as well.
 It's a privilege to work alongside collectors like John, and with the researchers, curators and academics who make a project like this possible. I'll be writing more about this as the project comes together. If you own a Jackson from these northern trips, or you know where one is, I'd like to hear from you so that we can continue to trace the history and people from those expeditions.
 More to come.

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Outaouais Residents - Lost Family Doctor After Bill 2

Journalist looking to speak to people who lost their family doctor after Bill 2 was announced (La version française suit) Hi everyone,I'm a producer with CBC's national health radio show and podcast, White Coat, Black Art.I'm working on an episode about what happened after bill 2 was announced in Quebec. To my understanding, several physicians and other health-care workers left the Outaouais area after this bill was announced.I'd like to hear from people in Gatineau and elsewhere in the area who lost their family doctor or are impacted by the staff leaving for the episode. Is there anyone who would be willing to speak to me? Since we're a national English show, ideally the interview would be done in English. Though we can do the interview in French (but it would have someone dubbing in English). If you're interested in sharing what it's been like for you since your doctor left, feel free to comment here, DM me, or send me an email at [email redacted] and I can share more details. Thank you! Bonjour à tous, Je suis productrice pour "White Coat, Black Art", l'émission de radio et le balado de la CBC consacrés à la santé à l'échelle nationale. Je travaille actuellement sur un épisode concernant les répercussions de l'annonce du projet de loi 2 au Québec. D'après ce que je sais, plusieurs médecins et autres professionnels de la santé ont quitté la région de l'Outaouais après cette annonce. J'aimerais recueillir les témoignages de personnes habitant Gatineau ou les environs qui ont perdu leur médecin de famille ou qui subissent les conséquences de ce manque de personnel. Y aurait-il quelqu'un prêt à s'entretenir avec moi? Comme il s'agit d'une émission nationale anglophone, l'idéal serait de réaliser l'entrevue en anglais. Toutefois, nous pouvons aussi la faire en français (mais les propos seraient alors traduits en anglais). Si vous souhaitez raconter ce que vous vivez depuis le départ de votre médecin, n'hésitez pas à laisser un commentaire ici ou à m'envoyer un courriel à [email redacted]. Merci!

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