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The city now holds an almost singular position within contemporary Canadian art as an introspective and fiercely self-determined launching pad to the international art world, known for producing art that engages as equally with aesthetics as it does with contemporary critical theory.
The self-determined end of the continuum is represented by intrinsic motivation, the state that refers to fully regulated behaviours that are performed for the activity's sake with no external contingency (e.
Working out a way to have our communities self-determined and self-reliant, away from dependence on the federal government, is necessary," he said.
 
 
 
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