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The LGBT Purge Fund has unveiled “Thunderhead” as the winning proposal for the LGBTQ2+ National Monument. The concept is conceived by a Winnipeg-based team led by Liz Wreford, Peter Sampson and Taylor LaRocque of Public City, with artists Shawna Dempsey and Lorri Millan, and Albert McLeod, Indigenous and Two-Spirited People subject-matter expert and advisor.The design […]
The developers of Yarmouth's Main Street Streetscape Project are being recognized nationally. For their work o...
The Halifax and West Community Council has approved a redevelopment project for the Victoria Hall property on Gottingen Street.
Inuvik's first ever welcome sign will come down, but it's not goodbye forever The Gwich'in Tribal Council and Nihtat Gwich'in Council put in a bid to be the new owners of the town's old welcome sign once it's taken down. Social Sharing The old sign, soon to be rehomed, will be owned by the Gwich'in Tribal Council and Nihtat Gwich’in Council Posted: May 05, 2021 3:45 PM CT | Last Updated: May 5 Max Morin designed and painted the sign in 1992 after moving to Inuvik as an RCMP officer. (Mackenzie Scott/CBC ) As one "welcome" sign in Inuvik, Northwest Territories, goes down, another will go up....
Halifax artist shortlisted to propose design for LGBTQ monument in Ottawa © Invidia Obscura Margot Durling is a non-binary, transgender and queer artist based in Halifax. A Halifax artist who received international attention for their art installation honouring chosen family and kinship has made the shortlist to propose designs for a national monument memorializing the decades of discrimination faced by LGBTQ people in Canada. Margot Durling's piece, Chosen Family, was unveiled last fall at the Halifax Common. It features colourful symbols representing a spectrum of gender identities, an...