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Oct 22, 2026
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Tension, confusion growing as potential school support workers strike looms in Nova Scotia
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My daughters are in grades 6 and 8 but attending the same school.
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Tension, confusion growing as potential school support workers strike looms in Nova Scotia
Families, school support workers, education administrators bracing for disruption as workers fight for higher wages
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By Willy Palov
Published Oct 22, 2026
Hundreds of CUPE members and supporters attend a rally on Barrington Street by Province House in Halifax on June 6, 2023. School support workers in the Halifax area had been on strike for nearly a month at that time.…
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