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Syrians invited to help tend community garden in Halifax

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August 25, 2016

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Hope Blooms is living up to its name, giving its Syrian neighbours a stake in their new homeland. The north-end community garden and salad dressing business, conceived and run by youth from the Gottingen Street area of Halifax, has drawn refugee families into its fold.

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