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Curbside Give Away is an bi-annual event that promotes diversion of reusable items from landfill by offering those items for others to claim. Since participation in Curbside Give Away is difficult to track, HRM wishes to reach out to residents to find out how the event is being received and if there is anything we can do to make it better. Check the Curbside Give Away webpage for more information on this year’s events.
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Social heritage includes things like monuments, special places,
artefacts, documents, traditions, stories, special skills, dance and
music. Social heritage is about the past, but more importantly it is
about present and future generations.
African Nova Scotians hold a unique place in the history and current
make‐up of the Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM). HRM is developing
the first Social Heritage Strategy for the Region, which will define
future heritage programs and services offered by the municipality.
It is important that the Social Heritage Strategy acknowledge the
history and present‐day goals of all African Nova Scotians, who are
among the founding cultures of HRM.
Find more information about the Social Heritage Strategy by reviewing the Questions and Answers document.
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