Nova Scotia court rules that tents count as accommodation for enhanced income assistance
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Nova Scotia court rules that tents count as accommodation for enhanced income assistance
The case started by Bradley Lowe in 2023. After his passing, Lowe's estate continued, hoping it would help others in similar circumstances
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By Ally Bowes
Published Aug 07, 2026
Last updated 2 hours ago
4 minute read
Bradley Lowe passed away Dec. 15, 2023. Prior to his passing he had been arguing that a tent shouldn't be the reason …
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