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Gary Burrill and Karen McKendry at rally, Photo by Peter Barss
Posted on February 20, 2020July 1, 2020 by Save Owls Head

Gary Burrill Speaks at Save Owls Head Rally

NDP Leader Gary Burrill
February 20, 2020
Video courtesy of Richard Bell

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3JAjmD6scc&t=165s

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CategoriesGroup Actions and Events, Media Coverage, Speak Your Piece, Video TagsGary Burrill, March, NDP, Protest, video

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This website has been developed by concerned citizens in our effort to Save Owls Head Park. Some of the content was originally published on the Facebook Group Save Little Harbour/Owls Head Nova Scotia From Becoming Golf Courses, where it was published for public consumption. This content has been republished with permission from the page administrators. Whenever possible, editorial content shared on this site has been with the specific permission of the author(s). These pieces represent the writer’s own opinions on the topics they address.

We are not professionals, simply volunteers doing what we can to bring light to this issue. As such, we regret any mistakes and will immediately seek to remedy any errors that are brought to our attention. Thank you.

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Header photo shared by Adam Cornick-Acorn Photography You can see more of Adam’s stunning photos in his new book, Coastal Nova Scotia.

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Piping Plover Photo by Jason Dain
Broom Crowberry (Corema conradii) Pistillate flowers by Green Optics Photography
Crab in Eelgrass by Simon Ryder-Burbidge
Seal by Susan Vickery

Additional photos used on this site were contributed to the Facebook Group Save Little Harbour/Owls Head Nova Scotia From Becoming Golf Courses or provided directly to the web site administrators for use in promoting the preservation of Owls Head Provincial Park Reserve.

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