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Cape Breton Highlands war memorial opposed by new group
The Friends of Green Cove are calling for Parks Canada to allow for two additional months of consultations and a public meeting on the proposed eight-storey Mother Canada statue and war memorial complex.
Never Forgotten War Memorial Sparks Battle In Cape Breton …
Maritimers are doing battle over a Canadian war memorial that's planned for Green Cove, a site along the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton … Canada" statue, …
A proposed war memorial along Cape Breton's Cabot trail is …
The controversy over a proposed eight storey high war memorial along Cape Breton's … tall statue, Mother Canada, in the Cape Breton … fallen soldier garnered …
'Mother Canada' statue in Cape Breton – so many questions, so …
'Mother Canada' statue in Cape Breton … spectacular coastline of Cape Breton Highlands … War Memorial and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on a …
Placement of ‘Mother Canada’ statue has Cape Bretoners on war …
Local population furious over being left out of planning for where war memorial should … The Globe and Mail. … Canada’ statue has Cape Bretoners on war footing.
Parks Canada scraps plan for war monument at Green Cove …
SYDNEY — A 24-metre statue, … Parks Canada scraps plan for war monument at Green … “Cape Breton and Nova Scotia is known for its support of the armed …
'Mother Canada' monument proposed for Cape Breton divides …
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'Mother Canada' Statue Controversy in Cape Breton
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'There is no better place than Green Cove' | Cape Breton Post
An estimated 180 people turned out to a pro-memorial rally at Green Cove in Cape Breton … “There is no better place … soldiers from the First World War.
C.B. memorial plan sparks ire | The Chronicle Herald
A war memorial planned for the cliffs of Cape Breton Highlands National Park certainly won’t blend in with its natural environment. It’s not intended to. The proposed statue of a woman, possibly six storeys high, with massive arms outstretched in the direction of Europe, would overwhelm even the …