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Migrant worker with cancer granted permit to continue her treatment in N.S.

2 months ago

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Migrant worker with cancer granted permit to continue her treatment in N.S.

2 months ago
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A Jamaican woman has been granted a 12-month temporary residency permit to continue her cancer treatment in Nova Scotia. As Paul Palmeter tells us, she is facing some expensive bills.

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