Seven Days in Halifax: When citizens confronted the racists, liars and incompetents who ran their city
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Halifax today lives with the results of bad decisions made decades ago. A container port accessible only through narrow downtown streets. A park, bridge and port on the spot where Africville was demolished. A mega-interchange going nowhere, finally torn down. The thoughtless power brokers who made these decisions are long gone, but Haligonians still live now with the choices they made.
Yet for seven days in 1970, Nova Scotians saw a brilliant spotlight shone on the city’s power structure, ex...



