LGBT Seniors Residence Public Meeting

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3 total messages Started by Daniel MacKay Thu, 03 Feb 2011 19:40

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Author: Daniel MacKay
Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2011 19:40

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Please pass on to any of your LGBT friends who are seniors or are 
planning to become ones:

St John's United Church has proposed an LGBT-Positive Seniors Residence 
on Windsor Street at Willow where the church currently is. The project 
has generated controversy and media attention in the last few weeks; 
objectors have raised questions of building height and land use, and 
some people have encountered the false perception that the residences 
are for LGBT elders only. City Council has decided to defer approval of 
the project until after a public input process can be completed.

There's a public information session on Sunday afternoon; there's full 
information here including an architect's sketch and link to Facebook 
event for RSVPs:

http://gay.hfxns.org/SpiritPlace

-- 
Daniel MacKay
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Re: LGBT Seniors Residence Public Meeting

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Author: Richard Bonner
Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2011 20:15

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Daniel MacKay (daniel@bonmot.ca) wrote:
> Please pass on to any of your LGBT friends who are seniors or are 
> planning to become ones:
(Snip)

***   How does one plan to become a senior, Dan? Doesn't it happen plan 
or not?  (-:

 Richard

Re: LGBT Seniors Residence Public Meeting

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Author: Daniel MacKay
Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2011 21:02

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> ***   How does one plan to become a senior, Dan?

If you can plan to NOT become a senior, it stands to reason that you can 
also plan to become one :-)

-- 
Daniel MacKay
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

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