Halifax Examiner
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Jun 3, 2026
· 15 min read
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New campaign demands action to address impacts of climate-driven extreme heat in Nova Scotia schools
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New campaign demands action to address impacts of climate-driven extreme heat in Nova Scotia schools
BY YVETTE D'ENTREMONT
JUNE 3, 2026
Credit: Getty Images/Unsplash+
As extreme heat events increase and temperatures inside Nova Scotia classrooms rise, a parent-led advocacy group has launched a campaign demanding urgent protections and long-term climate adaptation measures.
For Our Kids (FOK) launched its Hot Schools, Cool Solutions campaign on June 2 to mark Heat Action Day, an annual intended initiative to raise global awareness about the health and safety risks associated…
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