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Oct 29, 2026
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Mother of disabled son speaks out: Labour dispute threatens Nova Scotia's most vulnerable kids' access to education
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Mother of disabled son speaks out: Labour dispute threatens Nova Scotia's most vulnerable kids' access to education
'The strike is exposing the cracks that were already there with inclusion'
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By Willy Palov
Published Oct 29, 2026
Kristen Scott with her five-year-old son Cameron in the backyard of their Herring Cove home on Thursday. Cameron won't be able to go to school if support workers go on strike on Monday.…
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