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N.S. disabilities group pushes to convert major legal win into improved housing, care - Vimarsana News

N.S. disabilities group pushes to convert major legal win into improved housing, care

A disabilities group in Nova Scotia said Wednesday it would push to convert a recent landmark court victory into funding for improvements to housing and to care.

N.S. disabilities group pushes to convert major legal win into improved housing, care - Vimarsana News

N.S. disabilities group pushes to convert major legal win into improved housing, care

HALIFAX — A disabilities group in Nova Scotia is pushing to convert a landmark court victory into funding for improvements to housing and care. During a news conference today, the Disabilities Rights Coalition cited the Oct.

Dartmouth hotel to be converted into homeless shelter - Vimarsana News

Dartmouth hotel to be converted into homeless shelter

More rooms are about to open up for people experiencing homelessness in Nova Scotia.

We need more people with disabilities in politics — and represented in policy - Vimarsana News

We need more people with disabilities in politics — and represented in policy

My world has been largely absent from this election. There are few, if any candidates, with visible disabilities and few promises around improving accessibility and community housing for Nova Scotians with disabilities, Jen Powley writes.

Source: cbc.ca
Criticism lobbed from Liberals to PCs, NDP and back again - Vimarsana News

Criticism lobbed from Liberals to PCs, NDP and back again

In this instalment of the Election Notebook: Liberal candidate Labi Kousoulis laid out his critiques of the NDP and PC economic platforms on Tuesday, and those parties bit back.

Source: cbc.ca