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Nova Scotia Cuts Disability Funding, Strains Vulnerable Families
3/5/2026
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Story summary
- The provincial government of Nova Scotia cut funding for disability support programs, eliminating funding for Club Inclusion and reducing caregiver benefits by 20%.
- The Stephensons' daughter Abbie, who relies on day programs for care and socialization, is affected.
- Crosskill Court residents oppose the removal of in-house support staff.
- Advocates say the cuts disproportionately affect vulnerable populations and could strain home care and hospitals.
