Health care: N.S. spends $30M on 'travel nurses' to quell shortage

A top government official told Nova Scotia’s standing committee on health Tuesday that a “significant deficit” of long-term care staff led to the province paying $30 million to so-called “travel nurses” to fill gaps in long-term care.

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