Official recordGovernment of Newfoundland and LabradorNews releaseJul 20, 2026

Public Advisory: Child Death Review Committee Case Review

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Prince Edward Island's child protection director says the province will implement all 20 recommendations from the advocate's review into the 2020 death of Olivia Rodd, aiming to improve information sharing and coordinated care.
The provincial Child Death Review Committee report says 36 percent of deaths of children under two in New Brunswick were associated with unsafe sleeping, and 20 child deaths between Jan 1, 2020, and Sept 11, 2025 were directly caused or contributed to by unsafe sleep practices.

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Prince Edward Island's child protection director says the province will implement all 20 recommendations from the advocate's review into the 2020 death of Olivia Rodd, aiming to improve information sharing and coordinated care. The plan includes strengthening information sharing, clarifying roles under the Child, Youth and Family Services Act, and…

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The provincial Child Death Review Committee report says 36 percent of deaths of children under two in New Brunswick were associated with unsafe sleeping, and 20 child deaths between Jan 1, 2020, and Sept 11, 2025 were directly caused or contributed to by unsafe sleep practices. Public Safety Minister Robert Gauvin states the findings highlight…

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Public Advisory: Child Death Review Committee Case Review

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