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Karen Adams, CEO, Workers' Compensation Board of Nova Scotia
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WCB Nova Scotia’s annual report shows record-low injury rate

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Nova Scotia's workforce logged more than 83,000 additional working days in 2025 compared with the previous year, as fewer workers were hurt on the job and more returned to work…

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