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Nova Scotia Government Promises to Help Halifax Tenants without Power for Two Weeks

The Scotian apartment building in downtown Halifax has experienced a power outage since August 27, affecting all 50 units.
Tenants reported the outage resulted from flooding that damaged electrical panels and said the property manager, Templeton Properties, has been unresponsive.
Jill Balser, Nova Scotia’s Residential Tenancies Act minister, said the government is concerned and will treat cases involving The Scotian as emergencies.
Balser urged tenants to contact the residential tenancies program for lease issue support and confirmed they will receive priority at the provincial tenancy office.
The government has not detailed how it will resolve the outage but continues monitoring the situation and tenant concerns at the building.

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