HALIFAX – Nine seniors and social housing properties across Nova Scotia are getting $5 million in renovations under a housing agreement between Ottawa and the province.
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Upgrades include work on plumbing, windows, elevators, bathrooms and sprinklers.
The province estimates about 1,000 seniors will be affected.
The funding comes through the Canada-Nova Scotia Social Housing Agreement, which the province signed with the federal government in 1997.
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