Published 06/20/2022 11:27:02 a.m.

'Like living in hell': N.S. couple gets $600K from province after 11-year battle

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Jane DeWolfe and Kevin Partridge have lived in their log home in Lower South River, N.S., for 40 years. In October 2011, water flooded their home and damaged or washed away equipment and supplies for Partridge's log home restoration business. The province had expropriated a small portion of their land to support the twinning of nearby Highway 104.

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N.S. couple gets $600K after 11-year battle over construction that left their home flooded | CBC News

An Antigonish County couple has been paid $600,000 in compensation for damage caused during the Nova Scotia Highway 104 twinning project.

06/20/2022 10:44:35 a.m.·Canada

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'Like living in hell': N.S. couple gets $600K from province after 11-year battle

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