Reports also showed Expenses were $8.9 million lower than the estimated $9.3 billion.
The Auditor General hosted public hearings today to follow up on recommendations made in 2 reports. Specifically, the Public Accounts Consolidated Summary Financial Statements for the year ended March 31, 2022 and the Annual Report of the Office of the Auditor General dated February 2023. There was a $271.9 million deficit for the 2021-22 fiscal year. This equals a $553.6 million decrease to the original projected deficit of $825.5 million. Net debt for 21-22 is $16.4 billion. Reports also showed Expenses were $8.9 million lower than the estimated $9.3 billion. Revenue was at $8.6 billion higher than the original estimation of $8.5 billion.
Fire levels long time family business on the Viking Trail near Cormack
Text message scam making the rounds here about a refund from motor registration
Licensed Cannabis Retailer to open in Pasadena in the new year, 59 in NL so far
Bay St. George RCMP officers and others injured during altercation that involved tasering a man
Benoit's Cove man accused of killing a 91-year-old pedestrian is back in jail
