HALIFAX - An independent review is slamming the Nova Scotia government’s progress on complying with a human rights ruling to move people with disabilities out of institutions and into their
HALIFAX - An independent review is slamming the Nova Scotia government’s progress on complying with a human rights ruling to move people with disabilities out of institutions and into their own homes by 2028.
The report from Michael Prince, who was appointed to independently track progress as an expert in disability issues and social discrimination, says Nova Scotia’s efforts this year lack urgency and transparency.
HALIFAX - The Nova Scotia government says it’s on track to move all people with disabilities out of institutions by the 2028…
Housing those with complex needs should have been prioritised long ago
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia's auditor general says the Office of Addictions and Mental Health is failing to provide effective oversight…
The report by the Health and Disability Commissioner delves into the experiences of disabled people in the health system, looking…
Norma Foley says plan provides reassurance to disabled people and their families about ‘housing at right time in their lives’
Overcrowding reduced dramatically since 2021, but physical infrastructure lagging, notes Mental Health Commission annual report
