Halifax Examiner
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Jun 2, 2026
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Fixed-term leases still being used inappropriately, legislative committee hears
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Fixed-term leases still being used inappropriately, legislative committee hears
BY JAYA CONDRAN
JUNE 2, 2026
Brad McGowan addresses the witnesses of the standing committee on community services on June 2, 2026. Credit: YouTube/Nova Scotia Legislature
On Tuesday, members of the legislature’s community services committee meeting heard a range of opinions about the rights of tenants in Nova Scotia when it comes to fixed-term leases.
Witnesses who appeared before the committee spoke about various aspects of the agenda topic, Tenant rights under the Residential T…
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