Queer Couple Finds Refuge in Nova Scotia Amid U.S. LGBTQ+ Rights Concerns

A queer couple from the United States has relocated to Nova Scotia, Canada, seeking refuge from what they describe as increasing crackdowns on 2SLGBTQ+ rights under the current U.S. administration. They expressed a desire to live freely and openly.

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'We can just be together': Queer couple from U.S. finds refuge after moving to Nova Scotia

It’s never easy to uproot your life, but after a year of watching U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration crack down on 2SLGBTQ+ rights, especially for transgender Americans, Grace Mahoney and her partner, Kayden Burns, decided it was time to leave the United States.

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Queer Couple Finds Refuge in Nova Scotia Amid U.S. LGBTQ+ Rights Concerns

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