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Agency calls for more support for migrant workers after probe at Cape Breton resort

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Nova Scotia's Labour Department ordered the Keltic Lodge in Ingonish, N.S., to create an occupational health and safety plan. It also issued a warning to have a joint occupational health and safety committee of management and staff in place by Oct. 20. Orlando Rosas, a temporary foreign worker from Mexico, complained about mould in the staff residence and bugs in the food.

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Agency calls for more support for migrant workers after probe at Cape Breton resort

A Halifax agency that supports migrant workers says more needs to be done after Nova Scotia's Labour Department issued an order and a warning to the Keltic Lodge in Ingonish, N.S., after a temporary foreign worker's complaint about mould in the staff residence and bugs in the food.

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Agency calls for more support for migrant workers after probe at Cape Breton resort

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