Some N.S. seniors struggling financially say they need support from friends, family to make ends meet
According to a recent report, one in 10 seniors in Nova Scotia are living in poverty. Some Cape Breton residents 65 and older say money is getting tighter each year — but they're making it work with the support of family and friends. Erin Pottie shares some of their stories.
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According to a recent report, one in 10 seniors in Nova Scotia are living in poverty. Some Cape Breton residents 65 and older say money is getting tighter each year — but they're making it work with the support of family and friends. Erin Pottie shares some of their stories.