So now what? The Task Force on the Commemoration of Edward Cornwallis... may recommend getting rid of a statue, but that doesn't address how non-Indigenous HRM residents should now recognize the establishment of the British colony in Nova Scotia in 1749, nor the British contribution to modern-day Nova Scotia. It seems some like their history nice and tidy in a museum, while others sought a more contemporary way to commemorate the beginning of the Halifax settlement, that included all the historical narratives of those 'violent times.'
See my perspective on the Task Force report at: