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| ==Beaux-Arts en Canadá==
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| El estilo Beaux-Arts se encuentra muy presente en los edificios públicos de Canadá de principios del siglo XX. Principalmente los edificios legislativos en las tres provincias de las praderas' están edificados en este estilo.
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| ===Arquitectos Canadienses en el estilo Beaux-Arts===
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| <div style="float:right;"><hovergallery widths=200px heights=420px mode=nolines perrow=1>CMR - Arche commémorative.JPG|{{AltC|Commemorative Arch, Royal Military College, Kingston}}</hovergallery></div>
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| * The NHL sponsored [[Hockey Hall of Fame]] (formerly a branch of the Bank of Montreal), Toronto (1885)
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| * Royal Alexandra Theatre, Toronto (1906)
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| * Government Conference Centre, Ottawa (originally a railway station by Ross and Macdonald, 1912)
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| * Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Regina (1912)
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| * Alberta Legislative Building, Edmonton (1913)
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| * Manitoba Legislative Building, Winnipeg, (1920)
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| * Commemorative Arch, Royal Military College of Canada, in Kingston, Ontario (1923)
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| * Bank of Nova Scotia, Ottawa (1923-24)
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| * [[Union Station (Toronto)|Union Station]], Toronto (1913-27)
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| * Canada Life Building, Toronto (1931)
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| ===Arquitectos Canadienses trabajando en el estilo Beaux-Arts===
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| <div style="float:right;"><hovergallery widths=320px heights=420px mode=nolines perrow=1>Government Conference Centre.jpg|{{AltC|Government Conference Centre, Ottawa}}</hovergallery></div>
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| * William Sutherland Maxwell
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| * John M. Lyle
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| * Ross and Macdonald
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