The number of people living rough in Halifax is growing, and those tasked with providing services to them are trying to keep up. Guest host Preston Mulligan spoke with Joy Knight, the executive director of Nova Scotia's Employment Support and Income Assistance, to learn more.

What the province is doing to help people living rough

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