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Three children and a childcare worker wearing masks

Early childhood educators calling on Rankin government for greater protections to stay safe at work

CUPE Nova Scotia calling for additional COVID-19 preventative measures

A message from Nan McFadgen, president of CUPE Nova Scotia

CUPE school support staff appreciate decisive action to close 32 schools in Nova Scotia

What members in Nova Scotia need to know about the proposed CCA Registry Act

Families in need of child care for children under age four left out of Nova Scotia budget

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Nova Scotia government tables “uncaring” budget

Dominion arena workers in Nova Scotia sign new collective agreement

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Nova Scotia government must make economic security for all early childhood educators in the province a priority

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Win for acute care workers in Nova Scotia – Protecting good jobs in our communities

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