Halifax Examiner
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📍 NS
May 22, 2026
· 10 min read
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Community planning committee votes to give public more say on future of Halifax Memorial Library
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Community planning committee votes to give public more say on future of Halifax Memorial Library
BY SUZANNE RENT
MAY 22, 2026
The Halifax Memorial Library on Jan. 14, 2026.
Halifax regional council’s community planning and economic development (CPED) standing committee voted in favour of gathering more feedback from the public on the future of the Memorial Library in Halifax.
Meanwhile, a few residents have come forward with their ideas for how the Memorial Library building can be reused for public benefit.
As Madiha Mughees reported in January, hundreds of people attend…
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