Halifax might be about to become one of Canada's worst-funded cities for the arts
A proposed 55 percent cut to arts and culture funding is being presented to HRM's council February 17. "We're being threatened to extinction," arts orgs say.
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A proposed 55 percent cut to arts and culture funding is being presented to HRM's council February 17. "We're being threatened to extinction," arts orgs say.
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