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Letters said their wages were 'non-taxable.' Now there's an audit

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May 5, 2026

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Many workers at a company the Nova Scotia government contracts to care for vulnerable adults and children feel they've been unfairly treated, after they say Arden Professional Client Care let them believe for years their pay was not taxable — and that the company went so far as to put it in writing. The CBC's Shaina Luck reports.

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