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Seniors’ Advocate Releases 2025-2026 Status Report on RecommendationsSeniors’ Advocate Releases 2025-2026 Status Report on Recommendations

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundland and LabradorMay 8, 2026Newfoundland and Labrador

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The article reports that the Newfoundland and Labrador Seniors Advocate, Susan Walsh, stated that 28% of her office’s recommendations to government have been started, while 50% have not been completed.
The article reports that advocates, including the Council of Canadians, say the federal government’s national pharmacare program is at risk of not being implemented as promised, with Newfoundland and Labrador alleging the federal government halted negotiations.

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The article reports that the Newfoundland and Labrador Seniors Advocate, Susan Walsh, stated that 28% of her office’s recommendations to government have been started, while 50% have not been completed. It also notes that two new recommendation reports were released in 2025, and that the most important recommendation is the creation of Continuum of Care…

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The article reports that advocates, including the Council of Canadians, say the federal government’s national pharmacare program is at risk of not being implemented as promised, with Newfoundland and Labrador alleging the federal government halted negotiations. It notes federal Health Minister Marjorie Michel says no cuts are planned and that pharmacare…

Seniors’ Advocate Releases 2025-2026 Status Report on RecommendationsSeniors’ Advocate Releases 2025-2026 Status Report on Recommendations

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