Nova Scotia has announced it will pay for the tuition of nearly 100 students training to support people with disabilities.

Scott Armstrong, the minister of opportunities and social development, made the announcement Thursday.

He said the government is spending about $640,000 to fund the spots, which will open across the province in September.

"The investment we're making today is about more than just education. It's about ensuring that individuals with disabilities can truly live a good life in th…