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Nova Scotians dealing with the publicly funded home-care system say higher wages and perks like private companies offer would be helpful. An ongoing study is also looking into the free Manitoba model.
Posted: Jan 16, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: January 16 Samantha Dixon Slawter, a Black beauty advocate, owns Styles By SD, a hair salon in Dartmouth, N.S.(Leslie Amminson/CBC) Black beauty services have not always been easy to access in Nova Scotia, and that has one woman pushing for change to make the beauty industry more inclusive. Samantha Dixon Slawter owns Styles By SD, a hair salon in Dartmouth. On top of being a hairdresser and business owner, she describes herself as a "Black beauty advocate." "I think that Black beauty has not been given the ears or the eyes of people in governme...