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New pilot program increases Schedevac flights in coastal Labrador

The provincial government has introduced a pilot program to increase Schedevac flights for coastal Labrador communities in an effort to reduce delays and improve access to health care. Minister of Labrador Affairs, Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation, and Health and Community Services Minister Lela Evans announced the additional flights on Thursday alongside representatives from Indigenous governments […]

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Province commits to enhanced wildfire suppression and emergency services resources for Labrador 
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1 week ago
Rabies confirmed in bat in Trinity Bay area
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Health Minister announces investments in Nain
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1 week ago
Rescue NL warns pet owners of possible Parvovirus
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2 weeks ago
Health minister explains changes to child psychiatry consultation hours at Janeway
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2 years ago

Osborne defends no-poaching clause as more nurses share stories of being frozen out of public system

Health Minister Tom Osborne responded today to news that private agency nurses are being prevented from returning to the public system. That’s as more nurses share their stories of being frozen out of the system. NTV’s Becky Daley reports. 

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2 years ago

Nurses’ Union finds contractual barriers for private agency nurses to return to public system

The NL Registered Nurses’ Union is raising new concerns about the use of private travel nurses. That’s after learning that nurses who leave private agencies have to wait a year before working in the public system. NTV’s Becky Daley has the story.

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2 years ago

Ottawa announces $250-million health care deal with province

Canada’s health minister, Mark Holland, was in Corner Brook today to announce over $250 million in spending designed to shore up the delivery of health care services throughout the province. NTV’s Don Bradshaw has that story.

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2 years ago

Nurses’ union called government’s failures on collective agreement ‘slap in the face’

The province’s nurses’ union is demanding answers from government for what it calls a failure to implement collective agreement commitments. NTVs Becky Daley has the story.

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