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Minister says move to stop disability supplement payments to those in tents is to help, not discriminate

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A Halifax human rights lawyer says the government of Nova Scotia is virtually "kicking people when they're down" by blocking those with disabilities who live in tents from receiving a monthly income assistance supplement.

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Minister says move to stop disability supplement payments to those in tents is to help, not discriminate

A Halifax human rights lawyer says the government of Nova Scotia is virtually "kicking people when they're down" by blocking those with disabilities who live in tents from receiving a monthly income assistance supplement.

·Ottawa, Canada
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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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