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Video: Out-of-province students may be driving illegally

Students from other provinces say N.S. requirement to update their driver’s licence 30 days after moving to the province is too restrictive.

Melissa Boyle talks about why she hasn't transferred her New Brunswick license to Nova Scotia. Video: Emily Graff

Meghan Walsh
Jan 13, 2010

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