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Newsroom Ready: Women's group calls out 'troubling silence' of N.S. government on domestic violence

A Nova Scotia women's group is urging the provincial government to provide more leadership amid a string of intimate partner violence deaths in the last three months. Ann de Ste Croix, executive director of the Transition House Association of Nova Scotia, says the provincial government has maintained a “troubling silence” on the six women killed since October by their male partners. (Jan. 16, 2025)

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