Nova Scotia - Some N.S. universities struggling to fill residences

Some Nova Scotia universities are facing a potential loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars in funding after failing to hit a provincially imposed target to reach 95 per cent occupancy.

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Some N.S. universities struggling to fill residences — a must to hold on to funding

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Some N.S. universities struggling to fill residences — a must to hold on to funding