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'We can just be together': Queer couple from U.S. finds refuge after moving to Nova Scotia
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A queer couple has relocated from the United States to Nova Scotia, Canada, citing concerns over safety and the erosion of LGBTQ+ rights in their home country. They describe the move as a search for a more inclusive environment where they can live openly without fear.
"I'm queer, my spouse is also queer and non-binary, and it started becoming a very unsafe place for us, as it is for a lot of queer humans existing in the U.S.," she said in an interview from her new home in Dartmouth, N.S., earlier this month.
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