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Record 1 2017-03-29

English

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CONT

The Canada Council for the Arts announced today the winners of the 2004 Canada-Japan Literary Awards. The English-language winning work is Burning Vision, a play by Métis author Marie Clements, of Galiano, British Columbia. The French-language winning work is Wasurenagusa, a novel by Aki Shimazaki, of Montreal.

French

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  • Titres de monographies
CONT

Le Conseil des Arts du Canada a annoncé aujourd’hui les lauréates des Prix littéraires Canada-Japon de 2004. Les œuvres choisies sont Wasurenagusa, un roman d’Aki Shimazaki, de Montréal(langue française), et Burning Vision, une pièce de l'auteure métisse Marie Clements(langue anglaise), de Galiano en Colombie-Britannique.

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