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Old Posted Feb 14, 2013, 7:23 PM
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Originally Posted by cormiermax View Post
Well the obvious one is the Mi'kmaq believing they are an independent nation, a nation that Halifax is not apart of. Would it not be common sense to put your own legislature within your own nation? Also the last thing Spring Garden needs is another stuffy government office, put retail in there or at the very least, a Halifax museum.
I'd love to see a city museum—that's a brilliant idea. But it looks like it may not be in the cards. If it's between a Mi'kmaq assembly and demolition, I'l take assembly. (Besides, as a city, province, and country, we have to bridge the gulf between First Nations and everyone else. Using the building as their assembly, in such a central and prominent location, would acknowledge the centrality and prominence of their culture to the province.)
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