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https://spacing.ca/atlantic/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2014/05/100in1_splash.jpg960700HALIFAX – Imagine if more residents could put on glasses and see streets through the eyes of someone who can change them. Problems might have trouble surviving if people felt they could simply fix—or have fixed—any issue they see. We would see more new, unexpected uses of space. With people feeling like their opinions matter,Continue reading