City pulls permit for anti-pipeline art show
Even though Raincoast Conservation Foundation’s Art for An Oil-Free Coast permit form was properly filled out and approved for a Monday to Wednesday exhibit beside city council chambers, it appears city officials didn’t cotton to the group’s cause…
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