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Information Morning - NS | Nov 16, 2012 | 6:04

Lee Cohen & Nancy Inferrara

Halifax lawyer, Lee Cohen, is on his way to Calais, Maine this morning. He's going to the border town to share some great news with 73 year-old, Nancy Inferrera and 83 year-old, Mildred Sanford. Yesterday, Nancy found out she would be able to return to Canada. She is a US citizen who has been fighting a long battle to live permanently in Nova Scotia and care for her friend, Mildred, in Guysborough. Up until yesterday, Nancy faced deportation and an uncertain future. But the way is now cleared for her return. We've reached lawyer, Lee Cohen, on his cell phone. And Nancy Inferrera is on the line from her motel in Calais, Maine.

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