To date, 16 recommendations have been fully implemented, compared to 11 in last year’s report; seven recommendations are partially implemented; and two recommendations have no measurable advancement.
Newfoundland and Labrador’s Seniors’ Advocate has released an update on the annual Status Report on Recommendations 2022-2023. Twenty-five formal recommendations have been issued by the Office of the Seniors’ Advocate to various government departments and agencies. To date, 16 recommendations have been fully implemented, compared to 11 in last year’s report; seven recommendations are partially implemented; and two recommendations have no measurable advancement. The percentage of implemented recommendations increased from 44 per cent last year to 64 per cent.
Police find cocaine, opiods, cash and weapons at a home in Stephenville
Corner Brook looks to get a hydrological assessment on Riverside Drive
Ed Kearsey's jersey to be retired at tomorrow night's hockey game between the Royals and Red Wings
Corner Brook RNC investigate the death of a 22 year old woman
Help is on the way for the Boys and Girls club in St. Anthony after a fire destroyed the 100 year old building
