N.S. bill cloaks identity of children who die in…


A new bill before the Nova Scotia Legislature is making changes to the way publication bans guard the identity of a child in the care of the province — keeping them in place even if that child dies.

Some observers are concerned the change will limit scrutiny on the child protection system and could prevent parents from speaking publicly about their children if they die in care.

The minister responsible says the change is about protecting privacy even after a child’s death.



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