Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
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Premier Tony Wakeham released a statement on Feb. 5 urging the federal government to negotiate and implement national pharmacare to ensure Newfoundland and Labrador residents have access to select diabetes medications and contraceptives. Dinn criticized the timing as the premier’s 99th day in office and called for earlier engagement and transparency,…
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Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham criticized the federal government for a fractured pharmacare approach, saying it creates inequities by funding pharmacare in only four jurisdictions and not engaging all provinces and territories. He urged Ottawa to resume negotiations on drug coverage, highlighting NL’s health challenges and the need for…
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The Newfoundland and Labrador government announced infrastructure priorities, including redeveloping St. Clare’s Hospital, refocusing the Downtown Health Centre, and re-scoping the Janeway Hospital Redevelopment to better meet population needs, along with plans for a new urgent care centre in Conception Bay South to provide same-day non-life-threatening…
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The province is canceling the Kenmount Crossing Acute Health Care Centre, along with the Sports and Wellness Dome and mid-sized theatre planned for St. John’s, due to a projected $948 million deficit. Infrastructure Minister Barry Petten says the projects do not align with immediate priorities, as the province reassesses spending amid the deficit.
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The Newfoundland and Labrador government announced it will not proceed with the Kenmount Crossing hospital project, citing a potential cost of up to $10 billion and the province’s near-billion-dollar deficit. They said funds for the project were not fiscally forecast, the land and planning expenditures were already made, and other related projects…
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