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Browsing Africville File 1 (News Clippings 1985-1989) by Title
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(Toronto, ON : Globe & Mail, 1989-11)The author reports on a weekend conference that revisits Africville and its history.
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(Halifax, N.S. : The Chronicle Herald, 1987-07-23)A newspaper article outlining spokesperson Irvine Carvery’s presentation to Halifax City Council on July 22, 1987, on behalf of the Africville Descendants Society.
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(Halifax, N.S. : The Chronicle Herald, 1989-11-06)A newspaper article reviewing The Spirit of Africville concert, which took place at Mount Saint Vincent University on November 4, 1989.
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(Halifax, N.S. : The Chronicle Herald, 1989-11-02)A newspaper article informing the public about the upcoming Spirit of Africville concert, which will take place at Mount Saint Vincent University on November 4, 1989.
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(Halifax, NS : The Daily News, 1987-09-14)A brief newspaper article outlining the recent efforts and outcomes of the Africville Descendants’ Society in their engagements with Halifax City Council and local MP Stewart McInnes.
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(Halifax, NS : The Daily News, 1989-11-18)A brief article reporting on a conference panel discussion held on November 17, 1989, in conjunction with the exhibition ‘Africville - The Spirit That Lives On.’
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(Halifax, NS : Daily News, 1988-08-01)The author reports on the fifth annual reunion of former Africville residents.
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(Halifax, NS : Daily News, 1987-07-25)A news article detailing Irvine Carvery’s efforts as he addressed the Halifax Council on behalf of the newly formed Africville Descendants’ Society, ahead of the fourth Africville reunion.
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(Halifax, NS : The Chronicle Herald, 1988-08-06)The article reports on the 5th annual reunion of past residents of Africville at Seaview Park. "During a church service on Sunday, at the site of the former Seaview Church, a memorial plaque was dedicated to the earliest ...
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(Halifax, NS : The Chronicle Herald, 1985-06-24)This article catalogs some of the reminiscences of former Africville inhabitants on the occasion of the formal opening of Seaview Park on Sunday, June 23, 1985.
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(Halifax, NS : The Daily News, 1986-07-15)A brief article on Africville, its inhabitants, and their history up to June 1985, featuring insights from Brenda (Steed) Ross and Bernadine (‘Ming’) Carvery.
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