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In Nova Scotia, the band plays on despite funding cuts
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Faced with a $1.2 billion budget shortfall, provincial leaders have reduced arts and culture funding. But music culture runs deep in Nova Scotia, and it’s stayed resilient, with support from volunteers and local communities.
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