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They say they were locked in rooms. Now, there's a lawsuit
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February 11, 2026
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3:19Now PlayingThree people who were once children in the care of the province are suing the Nova Scotia government for what they say were “segregation-like conditions” in the Wood Street Centre. The lawsuit focuses on the Truro facility's use of what are called "therapeutic quiet rooms” or TQRs. The CBC's Shaina Luck reports.
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