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No deal after striking long-term care workers, Nova Scotia sit down to negotiate

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Hundreds of striking long-term care workers rally as premier delivers state of the province address
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.
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