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Nova Scotia school support staff want a say in addressing school violence

by The Canadian Press August 15, 2024

written by The Canadian Press August 15, 2024

Unionized support workers in Nova Scotia’s public schools are pushing for improvements to deal with rising school violence, weeks before students are to return to the classroom. During a news conference in front of Halifax City Hall on Thursday, the Canadian Union of Public Employees announced an on...

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