Nova Scotia long-term care workers who are striking are returning to the bargaining table with the Nova Scotia government, according to reports. The talks resume with the involvement of a top conciliator, following the workers’ strike action and ongoing negotiations over contract terms. Both the provincial government and the union representing the striking workers are expected to participate in discussions aimed at reaching an agreement. The reports describe the meeting as a new step in the labour dispute, with the conciliator helping to facilitate negotiations between the two sides. The specific issues under discussion and any timeline for reaching a deal were not detailed in the available summaries. The resumption of talks indicates the dispute remains active while the parties attempt to move negotiations forward through formal mediation. Further developments are expected as negotiations continue.