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'We're still here': 4 weeks into Halifax school support workers strike and no end in sight - Halifax - Vimarsana News

'We're still here': 4 weeks into Halifax school support workers strike and no end in sight - Halifax

More than 1,800 school support workers in Halifax went on strike on May 10. While schools remain open, EPAs and other workers are off the job, and pre-primary programs are paused.

Halifax-area students skip class in support of striking school workers - Halifax - Vimarsana News

Halifax-area students skip class in support of striking school workers - Halifax

Supporters say school is not the same as long as the 1,800 staff members are on strike including Educational Program Assistants (EPAs), support workers, and pre-primary teachers.

Nova Scotia parents, striking school support workers stage rally in Halifax - Halifax - Vimarsana News

Nova Scotia parents, striking school support workers stage rally in Halifax - Halifax

They filled the square outside City Hall to call for better wages for school support staff and to get all students back into the classroom.

Striking Halifax-area school support workers seek answers from premier - Vimarsana News

Striking Halifax-area school support workers seek answers from premier

Striking Halifax educational support workers sought out Premier Tim Houston Monday who was visiting a Lower Sackville cafe. They called on him to 'show respect' for their plight.

'You are excellent today': Striking Halifax-area school support workers mark Black Excellence Day - Halifax - Vimarsana News

'You are excellent today': Striking Halifax-area school support workers mark Black Excellence Day - Halifax

'I think it's a travesty that we're out here instead of celebrating with our students — and it's pretty bad when our students are coming out here to celebrate with us.'