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May 28, 2026
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No deal after striking long-term care workers, Nova Scotia sit down to negotiate
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Long-term care workers and supporters hold a demonstration outside of the Halifax Convention Centre on Monday. They were holding the event outside, while Premier Tim Houston spoke to a luncheon crowd from the Halifax Chamber of Commerce. PHOTO BY TIM KROCHAK /Chronicle Herald Article content The stalemate between striking long-term care workers and the Nova Scotia government will continue indefinitely. Article content The two sides met on Wednesday for their first bargaining session since May 7, but talks went nowhere and broke off after a few hours. Article content Article content According t…
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