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beyond the control of Expo's management, was guest accommodation and lodging. Logexpo was created to direct visitors to accommodations in the Montreal area, which usually meant that visitors would stay at the homes of people they were unfamiliar with, rather than traditional hotels or motels. The Montreal populace opened their homes to thousands of guests. Unfortunately for some visitors, they were sometimes sent to less than respectable establishments where operators took full advantage of the tourist trade. Management of Logexpo was refused to Expo and was managed by a Quebec provincial authority. Still, Expo would get most of the blame for directing visitors to these establishments. But overall, a visit to Expo from outside Montreal was still seen as a bargain.

635:..." In truth, being made aware of our own solitude can give us insight into the solitude of others. It can even cause us to gravitate towards one another as if to lessen our distress. Without this inevitable solitude, would there be any fusion at all, any tenderness between human beings. Moved as he was by a heightened awareness of the solitude of all creation and by the human need for solidarity, Saint-Exupéry found a phrase to express his anguish and his hope that was as simple as it was rich in meaning; and because that phrase was chosen many years later to be the governing idea of Expo 67, a group of people from all walks of life was invited by the Corporation to reflect upon it and to see how it could be given tangible form. 926: 1163:(BIE) allowed it to continue over the weekend. On the final day 221,554 visitors added to the more than 50 million (54,991,806) that attended Expo 67 at a time when Canada's population was only 20 million, setting a per-capita record for World Exhibition attendance that still stands. Starting at 2:00 p.m., Expo Commissioner General Pierre Dupuy officiated over the medal ceremony, in which participating nations and organizations received gold and silver medallions, and over the ceremony in which national flags were lowered in the reverse order to which they had been raised, with Canada's flag lowered first and 499: 1380:) making both islands simultaneously accessible again, albeit only for a brief time. Minor thematic exhibitions were held at the Atlantic pavilion and Quebec pavilion at this period. After the 1981 season, the Saint Helen's Island site permanently closed, shutting out the majority of attractions. Man and His World was able to continue in a limited fashion with the small number of pavilions left standing on Notre Dame Island. However, the few remaining original exhibits closed permanently in 1984. 759:. While construction continued, the land rising out of Montreal harbour was not owned by the Expo Corporation yet. After the final mounds of earth completed the islands, the grounds that would hold the fair were officially transferred from the City of Montreal to the corporation on June 20, 1964. This gave Colonel Churchill only 1042 days to have everything built and functioning for opening day. To get Expo built in time, Churchill used the then new project management tool known as the 1325: 6779: 1401: 718: 1203: 1227: 1152: 5841: 747:'s excavations, a public works project that was already under construction before Expo was awarded to Montreal. The remainder of the fill came from quarries on Montreal and the South Shore, however even with that it was insufficient and so bodies of water on both islands were added (lakes and canals) to reduce the amount of fill required. Expo's initial construction period mainly centered on enlarging Saint Helen's Island, creating the 884: 649: 5937: 6459: 1389: 551:, Director of Operations, dubbed "The Mayor of Expo"; Pierre de Bellefeuille, Director of Exhibitors; and Yves Jasmin, Director of Information, Advertising and Public Relations. To this group the chief architect Édouard Fiset was added. All ten were honoured by the Canadian government as recipients of the Order of Canada, Companions for Dupuy and Shaw, Officers for the others. 45: 6471: 539:, the deputy commissioner general and vice-president of the corporation. He also replaced a Diefenbaker appointee, C.F. Carsley, Deputy Commissioner General. Shaw was a professional engineer and builder, and is widely credited for the total building of the Exhibition. Dupuy hired Andrew Kniewasser as the general manager. The management group became known as 872:-style countdown. A capacity crowd at Place d'Accueil participated in the atomic clock-controlled countdown that ended when the exhibition opened precisely at 9:30 a.m. EST. An estimated crowd of between 310,000 and 335,000 visitors showed up for opening day, as opposed to the expected crowd of 200,000. The first person through the Expo gates at 631:, his haunting book, so filled with dreams and hopes for the future, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry writes of how deeply moved he was when, flying for the first time by night alone over Argentina, he happened to notice a few flickering lights scattered below him across an almost empty plain. They "twinkled here and there, alone like stars. 779:

Andrew Kniewasser, presented the master plan and the preliminary budget of $ 167 million for construction: it would balloon to over $ 439 million by 1967. The plan and budget narrowly passed a vote in Pearson's federal cabinet, passing by one vote, and then it was officially submitted on December 23, 1963.

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In September, the most serious problem turned out to be a 30-day transit strike. By the end of July, estimates predicted that Expo would exceed 60 million visitors, but the strike cut deeply into attendance and revenue figures, just as the fair was cruising to its conclusion. Another major problem,

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project did only five years earlier: this was even before any buildings or infrastructure were constructed. With the initial phase of construction completed, it is easy to see why the budget for the exhibition was going to be larger than anyone expected. In the fall of 1963, Expo's general manager,

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After 1967, the exposition struggled for several summer seasons as a standing collection of international pavilions known as "Man and His World". However, as attendance declined, the physical condition of the site deteriorated, and less and less of it was open to the public. After the 1971 season,

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was named Commissioner General, after Diefenbaker appointee Paul Bienvenu resigned from the post in 1963. One of the main responsibilities of the Commissioner General was to attract other nations to build pavilions at Expo. Dupuy would spend most of 1964 and 1965 soliciting 125 countries, spending

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was designed by Montreal artist Julien Hébert. The basic unit of the logo is an ancient symbol of man. Two of the symbols (pictograms of "man") are linked as to represent friendship. The icon was repeated in a circular arrangement to represent "friendship around the world". The logotype uses the

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Expo 67 did not get off to a smooth start; in 1963, many top organizing committee officials resigned. The main reason for the resignations was Mayor Drapeau's choice of the site on new islands to be created around the existing St. Helen's Island and also that a computer program predicted that the

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The Olympic basin is used by many local rowing clubs. A beach was built on the shores of the remaining artificial lake. There are many acres of parkland and cycle paths on both Saint Helen's Island and the western tip of Notre Dame Island. The site has been used for a number of events such as a

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The World Festival of Art and Entertainment at Expo 67 featured art galleries, opera, ballet and theatre companies, orchestras, jazz groups, famous Canadian pop musicians and other cultural attractions. Many pavilions had music and performance stages, where visitors could find free concerts and

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Expo performed better financially than expected. Expo was intended to have a deficit, shared between the federal, provincial and municipal levels of government. Significantly better-than-expected attendance revenue reduced the debt to well below the original estimates. The final financial

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Place des Nations, where the opening and closing ceremonies were held remains, however in an abandoned and deteriorating state. The Jamaican, Tunisian and partial remains of the Korean pavilion (roof only) also survive, as well as the CIBC banking centre. In Cite du Havre the Expo Theatre,

1578:: "Canadians do not need to be liberated, Canada will remain united and will reject any effort to destroy her unity." In the years that followed, the tensions between the English- and French-speaking communities would continue. As an early 21st-century homage to the fair, satirists 1358:. Space for the basin, the boathouses, the changing rooms and other buildings was obtained by demolishing many of the former pavilions and cutting in half the area taken by the artificial lake and the canals. By this point, both major transportation systems for the site, the 1732:. It presents the story of the men and women who made Expo 67 a reality and uses archival footage and exclusive interviews with the creators of the 1967 World Fair. The film premiere was part of an event commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 1967 universal exposition. 1617:

Starting in the spring of 2017, as part of the 50th anniversary celebrations for Expo 67, the city of Montreal and the committee in charge of the celebrations of 375th anniversary of the founding of the city put forward a commemoration program including fourteen events.

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and was titled: "Hey Friend, Say Friend/Un Jour, Un Jour". Complaints were made about the suitability of the song, as its lyrics mentioned neither Montreal nor Expo 67. The song was selected from an international competition with over 2,200 entries from 35 countries.

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was always intended to be a lasting legacy of the fair. Most of its rides and booths were permanent. When the Expo fairgrounds closed nightly, at around 10:00 p.m., visitors could still visit La Ronde, which closed at 2:30 a.m.

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The Czechoslovakian pavilion was designed to be disassembled and sold, attracting the interest of the province of Newfoundland, though its bid was not preferred by the Czechoslovakian government at first. On September 5, 1967,

861:, proclaimed the exhibition open after the Expo flame was ignited by Prime Minister Pearson. On hand were over 7,000 media and invited guests including 53 heads of state. Over 1,000 reporters covered the event, broadcast in 3996: 490:. The choice overcame opposition from Montreal's surrounding municipalities, and also prevented land speculation. On March 29, 1963, the location for the World's Fair was officially announced as being Saint Helen's Island. 1373:'s dome, and the previous year the Ontario pavilion was lost due to a major fire. With the site falling into disrepair, and several pavilions left abandoned and vandalized, it began to resemble ruins of a futuristic city. 1455:

Part of the structural remains of the Canadian pavilion survive as La Toundra Hall. It is now a special events and banquet hall, while another part of the pavilion serves as Parc Jean-Drapeau's administration building.

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released a video for the song "Dreams Tonite" in which they have been digitally inserted into footage taken during the fair. The band said in a statement that Canada was at its coolest 50 years ago in Montreal at Expo

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closed Expo at Place des Nations with the mournful spontaneous farewell: "It is with great regret that I declare that the Universal and International Exhibition of 1967 has come to an official end." All rides and the

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Austria, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Finland, France, Federal Republic of Germany, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Monaco, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, the USSR, and Yugoslavia;

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Algeria, Cameroun, Chad, Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Morocco, Mauritius, Niger, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, and the United Arab Republic (Egypt);

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was incorporated into a municipal park run by the city of Montreal. The park, named Parc des Îles, opened in 1992 during Montreal's 350th anniversary In 2000, the park was renamed from Parc des Îles to

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When visiting these locations and taking part in these events, visitors had access to an electronic or paper passport in which they could collect stamps, just as it had been the case during Expo 67.

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In a political and cultural context, Expo 67 was seen as a landmark moment in Canadian history. In 1968, as a salute to the cultural impact the exhibition had on the city, Montreal's Major League

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flair, the English-Canadian pragmatism.'" However, Berton also points out that this is an over-simplification of national stereotypes. Arguably Expo did, for a short period anyway, bridge the "

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Construction started on August 13, 1963, with an elaborate ceremony hosted by Mayor Drapeau on barges anchored in the St. Lawrence River. Ceremonially, construction began when Prime Minister

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Expo 67 was one of the most successful World Exhibitions, and is still regarded fondly by Canadians. In Montreal, 1967 is often referred to as "the last good year" before economic decline,

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Diverse countries were absent due a diverse motives and financial reasons: among the list are Spain, South Africa, the People's Republic of China, and many South American countries.

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that hosted the world exhibition are mainly used as parkland and for recreational use, with only a few remaining structures from Expo 67 to show that the event was held there.

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offered nineteen works of art by artists who were born after the 1967 universal exposition. Their work was inspired by Expo 67 and shed a new light and vision on this event.

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consisted of: Jean-Claude Delorme, Legal Counsel and Secretary of the Corporation; Dale Rediker, Director of Finances; Colonel Edward Churchill, Director of Installations;

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The most popular pavilion was the Soviet Union's exhibit. It attracted about 13 million visitors. Rounding out the top five pavilions, in terms of attendance were: the

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After the Man and His World summer exhibitions were discontinued, with most pavilions and remnants demolished between 1985 and 1987, the former site for Expo 67 on

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in 1971 where it gave harbour tours. It was later moved to Nova Scotia and then New Brunswick. It has subsequently been renovated and returned to Charlottetown.

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Official opening ceremonies were held on Thursday afternoon, April 27, 1967. The ceremonies were an invitation-only event, held at Place des Nations. Canada's

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militants had threatened to disrupt the exhibition, but were inactive during this period. Vietnam war protesters picketed during the opening day, April 28.

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and was intended to create an immersive sense of being back at the world's fair, while also evoking the NFB's pioneering multi-screen production at Expo,

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Expo 67 closed on Sunday afternoon, October 29, 1967. The fair had been scheduled to close two days earlier, however a two-day extension granted by the

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On opening day, there was considerable comment on the uniform of the hostesses from the UK Pavilion. The dresses had been designed to the then-new

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Park, to the north of the downtown core. But it was Drapeau's idea to create new islands in the St. Lawrence river, and to enlarge the existing

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event could not possibly be constructed in time. Another more likely reason for the mass resignations was that on April 22, 1963, the federal

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who first asked me to do what I could to bring Canada's selection as the site for the international exposition in 1967," wrote Prime Minister

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government appointees to the board of directors of the Canadian Corporation for the 1967 World Exhibition were likely forced to resign.

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built for the Expo remained in operation for a number of decades until its closure in 1991. The Expo 67 parking lot was converted into

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continued to be operated by the City of Montreal following the Expo. In 2001 it was leased to the Texas-based amusement park company

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Echo 67 was presented at the Montreal Biosphere starting on April 27. This exhibition presented the environmental legacy of Expo 67.

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Most visited: USSR Pavilion; the Expo 67 Soviet pavilion was disassembled after the fair closed, and moved to Moscow to become the

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statistics, in 1967 Canadian dollars, were: revenues of $ 221,239,872, costs of $ 431,904,683, and a deficit of $ 210,664,811.

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Administration and Fine Arts buildings remain. Other remaining structures include sculptures, lampposts and landscaping. The

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typeface. It did not enjoy unanimous support from federal politicians, as some of them tried to kill it with a motion in the

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spread the fill with a bulldozer. Of the 25 million tons of fill needed to construct the islands, 10–12% was coming from the

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Expo 67 featured 90 pavilions representing Man and His World themes, nations, corporations, and industries including the

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put it, the cooperation between Canada's French- and English-speaking communities "was the secret of Expo's success—'the

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that shuttled visitors around the park on "Expo Service No. 5" survived. After it was decommissioned it ended up in

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Nestruck, J. Kelly (March 29, 2011). "Schwartz's: The Musical: Do You Want It on Rye or with the Singing Pickle?".

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includes a variety of publications and ephemera associated with the 1967 International and Universal Exposition.

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in 2017. Expo 17 hoped a new world's fair would regenerate the spirit of Canada's landmark centennial project.

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Australia, Burma, Ceylon, Republic of China (Taiwan), Korea, Kuwait, India, Iran, Israel, Japan, and Thailand;

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festival in conjunction with the Expo. Most of the featured entertainment took place in the following venues:

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St. Helen's Island late yesterday won the blessing of the Federal Government as site of the 1967 World's Fair

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still has an original "Man and His World" welcome sign with logo above the pedestrian tunnel entrance to the

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After Expo 67 ended in October 1967, the site and most of the pavilions continued on as an exhibition called

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pulling out of the fair in protest to the way Western nations dealt with the war. The president of France,

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A major portion of the movie "A Thief Is A Thief", which was the pilot episode of the television series

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Local Economic and Employment Development (LEED) Local Development Benefits from Staging Global Events

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The project was not well supported in Canada at first. It took the determination of Montreal's mayor,

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Barbados, Canada, Cuba, Grenada, Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago, and the United States.

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the entire Notre Dame Island site closed and three years later completely rebuilt around the new

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Jackman, Peter (October 30, 1967). "Expo – It's All Over After 185 Days, 50 Million Visitors".

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were shut down by 3:50 p.m., and the Expo grounds closed at 4:00 p.m., with the last

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Colour, live via satellite, to a worldwide audience of over 700 million viewers and listeners.

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Although Île Sainte-Hélène was the main island, and would become the name of islands in the

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pulled a lever that signalled a front-end loader to dump the first batch of fill to enlarge

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at that time. A fireworks display, that went on for an hour, was Expo's concluding event.

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In May 1963, a group of prominent Canadian thinkers—including Alan Jarvis, director of the

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Several sites were proposed as the main Expo grounds. One location that was considered was

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Scanlon, Joseph (August 20, 1963). "Who'll Pay What? World's Fair Still 'Bogged Down'".

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Banter, Bill (March 29, 1963). "'Dazzling' Future Viewed for Saint Helen's Fair Site".

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was broadcast live on May 7 and 21 from Expo 67. Stars on the shows included America's

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2nd most visited: Canada Pavilion, shown with Ontario and Western Provinces pavilions

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The idea of hosting the 1967 World Exhibition dates back to 1957. "I believe it was

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Expo Bureau (April 28, 1967). "The Little Guy Takes Over Expo – 120,000 Of Them".

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In 1992, the Pavillion de la France was refurbished and is now the home of the

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The fair was visited by many of the most notable people at the time, including

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Expo 67 opened to the public on the morning of Friday, April 28, 1967, with a

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built to connect them with the site-specific mass transit system known as the

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issued a 5¢ stamp commemorating the fair, designed by Harvey Thomas Prosser.

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The organizers also created seventeen theme elements for Man and his World:

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Canadian Press (April 26, 1967). "Only 24 Hours Remain for Expo Opening".

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Expo67.museum – Digitized historical collection of documents on Expo 67.

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However, the song that most Canadians associate with Expo was written by

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offered its visitors an exhibition of photographs taken during Expo 67.

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take train up to Montreal to visit the Expo, where they encounter the

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In 1980, the Notre Dame Island site was reopened (primarily for the

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dome, now enclosing an environmental sciences museum called the

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Expo 67 in Montreal's extensive photo collection about the fair

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and lengthening and enlarging the Mackay Pier which became the

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more time abroad than in Canada. Dupuy's 'right-hand' man was

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Simms, Don; Burke, Stanley; Yates, Alan (November 13, 1962).

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Another attraction on today's Notre Dame Island site is the

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Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport

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In conjunction with the opening of Expo 67, the Canadian

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The News and Eastern Townships Advocate , June 22, 1967.

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Site map of Expo 67, highlighting 20 of the 90 pavilions

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contains the line 'I shouted out, "Free the Expo '67"'.

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Building and enlarging the islands, along with the new

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The Expo 67 site on Notre Dame Island with the Canada,

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in Paris. (It is now fourth, having been surpassed by

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CFPL-TV, Footage of St. Thomas student trip to Expo 67

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Outdoors exhibitions and events were presented across

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1967 Montreal Universal and International Exposition

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In 1976, a fire destroyed the acrylic outer skin of

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All That Fanfare Doesn't Make a Hit" 1929:During the original 1967 CBC broadcast, reporter 384:Expo 67 was Canada's main celebration during its 3331: 3329: 2633:Maitland, Alan; Alec Bollini (January 2, 1967). 2575:"'Affront to Parliament' Charged by Diefenbaker" 2568: 2566: 2032:One Canada The Years of Achievement 1956 to 1962 1933:mentioned the estimated audience numbers on air. 1496:BIE-sponsored international botanical festival, 1392:The former Expo 67 American Pavilion became the 808:The official Expo 67 theme song was composed by 3563:"Downtown STOL Flights May Be Back This Autumn" 3359:"Expo 67's U.S. Pavilion Becomes the Biosphere" 2138: 2136: 876:was Al Carter, a 41-year-old jazz drummer from 625: 3294: 3292: 3290: 2529:(3). History Society of Canada. Archived from 2474:. Windsor, Ontario. Canadian Press. p. 10 1253:modular housing complex designed by architect 1230:3rd most visited: USA Pavilion (with minirail) 703:: Resources for Man; Man in Control; Progress. 7032: 6502: 5872: 4626: 4320: 3971:"New Film Celebrates Expo 67, 50 Years Later" 3863:"Expo 67: A World of Dreams – Stewart Museum" 2699:"Forty Years On, A Song Retains Its Standing" 1307:North America, Central America and Caribbean 8: 6288: 6279: 3352: 3350: 2798: 2796: 2669:. Calgary, Alberta. July 4, 1967. p. 19 2328: 2326: 1952: 1950: 1685:was the site of a multi-screen installation 1101:Despite its successes, there were problems: 455:(BIE). At the BIE's May 5, 1960 meeting in 7298:2001 Major League Baseball contraction plan 2891:"Oh Those Uniforms: From Lamé to Miniskirt" 1758:#33-34, cover-dated October-November 1967, 388:. 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April 16, 1967. p. 31. 1724:On April 25, the documentary thriller 31: 4274:, Archives of Ontario YouTube Channel 3837:"In Search of Expo 67 – MAC Montréal" 3270:"USSR, Canada, Biggest Attractions". 3187:"Exhibitions Information (1931–2005)" 3013:from the original on January 16, 2021 2523:The Beaver: Canada's History Magazine 2517:Moore, Christopher (June–July 2007). 918:style, popularized a year earlier by 655:, a housing complex built for Expo 67 27:World's fair held in Montreal, Quebec 7: 4653:Bureau International des Expositions 3195:Bureau International des Expositions 2697:Scrivener, Leslie (April 22, 2007). 2252:Brown, Kingsley (November 5, 1963). 2169:Beaton, Jessica (October 26, 2010). 1976:Remembering Expo: A Pictorial Record 1665:Explosion 67 – Youth and their World 1622:Between March 17 and October 1, the 1366:, had permanently ceased operation. 1161:Bureau International des Expositions 1134:"Vive Montréal... Vive le Québec... 577:Montebello conference produces theme 453:Bureau International des Expositions 6769:National Historic Sites in Montreal 6754:Concordia University Netanyahu riot 6470: 5829: Postponed to 2021 due to the 5535:British Empire Exhibition 1924–1925 4161:Terres des Hommes/Man and His World 3812:"Fashioning Expo 67 – Musee McCord" 2363:. Montreal. May 5, 1967. p. 15 1540:Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island 1525:Grand Falls Arts and Culture Centre 1517:Ceskoslovenske Aerolinie Flight 523 970:, Expo Theatre, Place des Nations, 5994:2002–06 reorganization of Montreal 3741:Berton, Book Jacket and pp.358–364 3592:"Cultural and Historical Heritage" 3387:Lamon, Georges (August 31, 1984). 3044:"The Canadian Armed Forces Tattoo" 3034:, clips from the Ed Sullivan show. 1699:. The installation is directed by 906:", broadcast live from Expo 67 on 621:Terre des Hommes/Man and His World 447:in his memoir. 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Spokane, Washington. p. 2 2603:Haig, Terry (December 5, 1966). 2466:Rice, Robert (August 13, 1963). 2436:Bantey, Bill (August 13, 1963). 2035:. Macmillan of Canada. pp. 1507:race track that is used for the 554:Jasmin wrote a book, in French, 6291:Université du Québec à Montréal 6275:École de technologie supérieure 5989:Oldest buildings and structures 5586:Bryant Park, New York City 1853 3561:Semenak, Susan (May 10, 1985). 3389:"Terre Des Hommes, C'est Fini!" 2008:. OECD Publishing. p. 54. 1545: 7288:Dennis Martínez's perfect game 4299:1967 Montréal (BIE World Expo) 4284:on Archives of Ontario website 4184:Expo 67 – A Virtual Experience 3694:TU THANH HA (April 26, 2007). 3156:Pape, Gordon (July 26, 1967). 2733:Expo 67: Back to the Future... 2573:Creery, Tim (March 18, 1964). 2109:Jasmin, Yves (April 1, 2012). 1870:Line 4 Yellow (Montreal Metro) 1014:at the Autostade in Montreal. 824:". 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Ltd. 1967. 3304:Expo 67 Man and His World 3220:Shatnoff, Judith (1967). 3094:"1967 Our Summer of Love" 2357:"Jasmin to Receive Award" 2065:Expo 67 Man and His World 1875:Île Sainte-Helene Station 1719:the city hall of Montreal 1505:Circuit Gilles Villeneuve 1384:Park and surviving relics 962:organized Canada's first 42: 6704:Montreal Urban Community 6599:Capitulation of Montreal 6265:CSS Marguerite-Bourgeoys 5979:Montreal Urban Community 4118:1967: The Last Good Year 4046:www.worldsfairphotos.com 3644:"The Town of Grand Bank" 3622:Arts and Culture Centres 2426:Expo 67 Guidebook, p. 38 2332:Expo 67 Guidebook, p. 29 2197:"Montreal Gets the Call" 1974:Fulford, Robert (1968). 1671:material and interviews. 1597:. 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