Carverys to continue protest

dc.contributor.author	MacDonald, Gordon ; Erskine, Bruce
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dc.date.issued	1994-05-18
dc.identifier.uri	http://library2.smu.ca/xmlui/handle/01/30341
dc.description	Newspaper article	en_CA
dc.description.abstract	This article updates the ongoing political and protest narratives surrounding Victor and Eddy Carvery’s relocation of their campers from Seaview Park to the site promised by the city for the construction of a new Seaview Baptist Church. It briefly outlines the City’s stance on the matter, the Africville Genealogical Society’s perspective, and the views of the Carvery brothers regarding their ongoing protest at and around the historic Africville lands.
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dc.publisher	Halifax, NS : The Mail Star	en_CA
dc.title	Carverys to continue protest	en_CA
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