Financial Post
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📍 NS
May 25, 2026
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Striking workers to rally outside state of the province address by Premier Houston
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Article Excerpt
This section is Partnership Content supplied by Business Wire Article content HALIFAX, NS — Striking long term care workers from across Nova Scotia will be collapsing picket lines and converging outside of Premier Tim Houston’s state of the province address today. All Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) members in Nova Scotia, community and political allies, as well as labour leaders will be speaking to the ‘state of long term care’ at a rally this afternoon. Article content “It’s time our elected representatives listened to their constituents. We’re not just workers, we’re voters too. T…
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