US EditionNova Scotia election: Liberals call for new strategy for seniors housing
- Nova Scotia Liberal Leader Zach Churchill states that a new government would create a comprehensive housing strategy focused on seniors.
- The strategy includes developing small, walkable communities with wellness supports for seniors alongside affordable housing through non-profit agencies.
- Churchill promises to improve homecare worker conditions, increase the seniors care grant to $1,500, and review the property tax system to assist downsizing seniors.
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Nova Scotia Liberals call for new strategy for seniors housing
HALIFAX — Nova Scotia Liberal Leader Zach Churchill says if his party is elected to govern on Tuesday, it would develop a comprehensive housing strategy for seniors.
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