Canadian Urbanism Uncovered
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On Saturday August the 6th, the Downtown De-Fence Project will be liberating eight houses from the strangulation of their rusting, isolating chain link fences.
Join them — all you need is your hands (although if you have any pliers, garden clippers, wire cutters, power grinders, etc., you should bring those too). Get a free workout and beautify the city at the same time!
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