Premier promises legislative changes to address concerns about youth health information
Premier Tony Wakeham issued a statement Thursday saying the province will introduce legislation in the fall to deal with concerns about access to youth health records as part of the rollout of the new health information system, CorCare. “Over the last 48 hours, it has become clear that there is significant confusion and concern regarding […]
Read moreOttawa announces $270 million for upgrades at Marine Atlantic ferry terminals
Ferry terminals on opposite sides of the province are set to receive significant infrastructure upgrades through a $270-million investment from the federal government. NTV’s Rosie Mullaley reports.
Read moreMUN professors support Innu Nation in dispute over history with provincial government
Anthropologists and archaeologists at Memorial University have written a letter supporting the Innu Nation in their dispute with the provincial government over history.
Read moreExpo Labrador cancelled amid ongoing dispute between Innu Nation and province
Expo Labrador has been cancelled as the dispute between the Innu Nation and the provincial government continues. The expo was scheduled to run until Thursday, but ongoing protests in Happy Valley-Goose Bay prompted organizers of the economic conference to cancel the event outright. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.
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