WINE HARBOUR - A proposal to build North America's first coastal refuge for captive whales took a symbolic step forward on Friday as its proponents staged a groundbreaking ceremony in
WINE HARBOUR - A proposal to build North America’s first coastal refuge for captive whales took a symbolic step forward on Friday as its proponents staged a groundbreaking ceremony in a rugged corner of eastern Nova Scotia.
The event attracted local residents as well as a group of about a dozen protesters with placards camped near the main road to Wine Harbour, N.S., a coastal village about a three-hour drive east of Halifax.
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