A West Quebec woman who says she got sick working in a mouldy school portable is fighting to get her medication covered by the province.
Carmen Griffith ran the after-school program at Chelsea Elementary School for more than a decade before the school board in 1999 moved her office into a portable classroom attached to the school.
After four years at the new site, she started to become ill.
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Carmen Griffith ran the after-school program at Chelsea Elementary School for more than a decade before the school board in 1999 moved her office into a portable classroom attached to the school.
After four years at the new site, she started to become ill.
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