Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
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The Newfoundland and Labrador government released its 2026 budget, allocating $446 million to post-secondary education and confirming a tuition freeze for Memorial University (MUN) and the College of the North Atlantic to take effect this fall. The budget includes increased operating funding for MUN, a $4.7 million boost for the faculty of medicine,…
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The provincial government and Hope Air will continue their partnership to provide non-emergency medical travel support to residents who must leave their communities for specialized care. Hope Air can cover up to 100% of eligible travel expenses with no out-of-pocket cost to patients, and the partnership is extended until March 2027.
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The article argues that the CWELCC program and related government actions have led to missed targets, increased waiting lists, and worsening access to childcare across Atlantic Canada, despite large federal subsidies. It cites specific examples: Newfoundland and Labrador’s target of 5,895 spaces only 2,751 created; 71.4% of families in 2025 unable to…
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The article reports on a new YWCA St. John’s childcare report that corroborates ongoing concerns about access to childcare and workforce issues, aligning with what educators and families have been saying. It notes that the coverage includes Jodi Cooke’s report for NTV on these findings.
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The article reports that an upcoming update to Newfoundland and Labrador’s $10-a-day child-care program, set to take effect on April 1, does not include wage increases for early childhood educators or a pension plan. It notes that the update alters funding to be based on enrollment rather than attendance and mentions ongoing government work on a pension…
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