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Nova Scotia Power knew collecting customer SINs was wrong, but five years later still hadn't deleted them from its systems

Summary by Halifax Examiner
Even now, there still might be SINs on Nova Scotia Power's computers.
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Nova Scotia Power knew collecting customer SINs was wrong, but five years later still hadn't deleted them from its systems

Even now, there still might be SINs on Nova Scotia Power's computers.

·Halifax, Canada
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Halifax Examiner broke the news in Halifax, Canada on Tuesday, June 30, 2026.
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