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The history behind the headless eagles at Province House
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February 3, 2025
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5:08Now PlayingIt's not the first time Canada and the United States have had tensions. In the 1830s, a Nova Scotian MLA was angered by a forestry dispute with the U.S. Legend has it, Doyle was so upset that he took it out on some American symbols on display in Halifax. But another story has recently come to light. David McDonald, the head librarian of Province House, spoke about it with the CBC's Amy Smith.
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