The audit focused on whether or not departments were effectively managing the program.
Now that the Auditor General has released a report on the Food Premises Inspection and Licensing Program, government is actively following up on recommendations. The audit focused on whether or not departments were effectively managing the program. As its next follow-up action, the Committee has contacted the Departments of Digital Government and Service NL and Health and Community Services requesting a written action plan for implementation of the Auditor General’s recommendations by September 30th.
Someone is messing with fire hydrants in Stephenville and police look for the public's help
A man and woman caught with cocaine after traffic stops in Corner Brook and Deer Lake
Corner Brook MHA announces money to develop bike trails and a new PET scanner for hospital
Seniors Advocate says NL seniors are getting poorer while the cost of living keeps going up
Government provides information on benefit check contacts during the postal strike
