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Seniors’ Advocate NL Releases What Golden Years? Report
November 14, 2023 Today, Susan Walsh, Seniors’ Advocate for Newfoundland and Labrador, released a report titled What Golden Years? The report is a first step in attempting to address the cost of living challenges identified by seniors through an extensive consultation process that heard from approximately 1,400 seniors. Thirty-two per cent (32%) of seniors throughout […]
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Read MoreProvince receives Fiona After-Action Review
Nov 10 2023 After months of consultation and engagement with partners, stakeholders and Islanders, the Government of PEI has received the Fiona After-Action Review. An After-Action Review is a regular mechanism used in emergency management to examine how all levels of government and non-government agencies responded to a specific incident and to identify areas that […]
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Read MoreCitizens’ Representative Releases Report on the Challenges of Parents and Caregivers of Medically Complex Children
October 25, 2023 Citizens’ Representative, Bradley Moss, has released a report regarding the Challenges of Parents and Caregivers of Medically Complex Children. The Citizens’ Representative elected to investigate the issue of supports for family caregivers of medically complex children and adults under the own initiative provisions of the Citizens’ Representative Act. The report contains twelve […]
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Read MoreSeniors’ Advocate Releases Status Report on Recommendations 2022-2023
September 8, 2023 Newfoundland and Labrador’s Seniors’ Advocate has released the annual Status Report on Recommendations 2022-2023. Twenty-five formal recommendations have been issued by the Office of the Seniors’ Advocate Newfoundland and Labrador to various provincial government departments and agencies. To date, 16 recommendations have been fully implemented, compared to 11 in last year’s report; seven […]
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Read MoreProvincial Government Releases Final Evaluation Report on Towards Recovery
July 11, 2023 The Department of Health and Community Services has released its final Towards Recovery Evaluation Report, providing details about the work undertaken to transform the provincial mental health and addictions system to one that is person centered, trauma informed and recovery focused. A broad collaboration of over 250 stakeholders from across the province […]
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Read MoreFinal Report of the Statutory Review of the Independent Appointments Commission Tabled in the House of Assembly
June 5, 2023 Today, the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador tabled the final report of the statutory review of the Independent Appointments Commission with the House of Assembly as per the requirements of the Independent Appointments Commission Act. In March 2023, government announced the statutory review which was focused on identifying improvements to enhance the […]
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Read MoreIndependent Review of Accessibility Act Released
May 17, 2023 The report on the first independent review of the Accessibility Act was released today, May 17. The report notes that the Province is making progress on making Nova Scotia more accessible, but there is room for improvement in various areas including accessibility standards, communications, and engagement. Katie Aubrecht, a disability scholar and […]
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Read MoreNew Brunswick RCMP 2021 Annual Report now available online
May 4, 2023 The New Brunswick RCMP’s 2021 Annual Report, Working together to create safe New Brunswick communities, is now available online. “Each year, we are proud to release our annual report as part of our commitment to being accountable and transparent to the communities we serve,” says Cpl. Hans Ouellette with the New Brunswick RCMP. “In 2021, […]
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Read MoreAquaculture Regulatory Review Engagement Report Available
March 2, 2023 Taking small operators into account when making regulations, transparency and public participation emerged as key themes during public engagement on aquaculture regulations. “Nova Scotians care deeply about the environment, their communities and their livelihoods and want their voices heard and reflected in our regulatory framework for aquaculture,” said Fisheries and Aquaculture Minister […]
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Read MoreProvince Accepts Auditor General’s Climate Change Funding Recommendations
February 28, 2023 Nova Scotians are experiencing the impacts of climate change and expect the government to lead the way forward and help them adapt, make their homes energy efficient and move the province to clean, affordable energy. They also welcome new jobs and opportunities in the green economy. Funding programs and partnerships are one […]
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