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N.S. migrant workers will not immediately gain access to public health care

by The Canadian Press December 12, 2025

written by The Canadian Press December 12, 2025

By Emily Baron Cadloff Nova Scotia Labour Minister Nolan Young is rejecting a recommendation to grant immediate access to public health care for migrant workers in the province. A report released Wednesday by an advocacy group detailed harsh labour conditions faced by female migrant workers in...

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