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Officials with the Department of Industry, Energy and Technology are attending the Home to Overseas (H2O) Conference, from June 3 to 5 in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Nine Newfoundland and Labrador organizations that are part of this province’s rapidly growing ocean technology sector will also be in attendance. The department’s participation will help develop and support outbound trade activities, promote the province as an ideal location in North America for ocean tech investment and will reaffirm the Provincial Government’s commitment to Newfoundland and Labrador’s ocean technology industry.

H2O is Canada’s premier event for the ocean technology sector, with over 50 exhibitors and 500 delegates as well as international participants from 15 countries. The conference includes an exhibition, presentation, and the opportunity for business-to-business meetings. The conference will enable Newfoundland and Labrador companies to advance international trade opportunities, collaborate with industry stakeholders and gain further knowledge about the ocean technology sector.

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The Honourable Andrew Parsons, KC, Minister of Industry, Energy and Technology is attending the Bio International Convention 2024, from June 3 to 6 in San Diego, California.

Minister Parsons will be joined by a delegation of seven businesses and organizations from Newfoundland and Labrador that are connected with the health technology and biotechnology sectors.

The Bio International Convention is the world’s largest event for biotechnology, with 20,000 representatives from the pharmaceutical industry, academia, medical non-profits and governments from around the world attending annually.

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The Honourable Paul Pike, Minister of Children, Seniors and Social Development acknowledges June as Seniors’ Month, as seniors have made and continue to make important contributions in communities throughout Newfoundland and Labrador.

Seniors in our province laid the foundation and paved the way for our diverse and welcoming province. Their leadership and wisdom continue to strengthen and enrich our communities. Marking Seniors’ Month provides us with the opportunity to encourage seniors to stay active, connected and engaged within their community, as well as to celebrate their invaluable experience and knowledge.

Budget 2024 includes a $10 million investment for a new Seniors’ Well-Being Plan. This plan will help to further improve access to supports and services for seniors, and help them age well with dignity and in the right place.

Other programs currently in place to support healthy aging include the Seniors’ Social Inclusion Initiative, the Age-Friendly Newfoundland and Labrador Communities Program, the Newfoundland and Labrador Community Transportation Program, and the Seniors’ Benefit and the Income Supplement.

In addition to celebrating Seniors’ Month, we also recognize June 1 as Intergenerational Day, a day to highlight the impact intergenerational activities have on the well-being of seniors and older adults. On June 15 we will recognize World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. This is a day to remind people that there is no age limit on human rights and everyone has a responsibility to stand up for the rights of older people. To report adult abuse or neglect, please call 1-855-376-4957.

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“During the month of June I encourage everyone to honour and celebrate our province’s older adults and seniors for all they do to uplift our communities. Taking part in intergenerational activities is a great way to connect with seniors in the community and contributes to the well-being of people of all ages. I extend my sincere appreciation for the work of our community partners that support seniors in our province as well as the Office of the Seniors’ Advocate.”
Honourable Paul Pike
Minister of Children, Seniors and Social Development

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The Provincial Indigenous Women’s Reconciliation Council has concluded two successful days of meetings in St. John’s on May 30 and 31. The goal of the Reconciliation Council is to coordinate and lead meaningful action to address existing challenges and obstacles in the areas of culture, health and wellness, justice, and human security that impact Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people.

The meetings included traditional Indigenous opening and closing ceremonies and prayers. In addition, presentations were delivered on:

• Policing Transformation by the Department of Justice and Public Safety.
• NL Health Services on Strategies for Advancing Indigenous Health and Cultural Safety.
• Child Protection and Supportive Services by the Department of Children, Seniors, and Social Development.
• Indigenous Services Canada on Indigenous partnerships with Indigenous women and 2-spirit organizations, and family violence prevention.

Council Co-chair Odelle Pike also participated in the annual Pride flag raising ceremony at Confederation Building.

The Indigenous Women’s Reconciliation Council is just one example of the Provincial Government’s commitment to rectifying past wrongs and advancing a more equitable and inclusive future for all residents. It is composed of 11 members, including five Provincial Government representatives and six Indigenous women representatives. There are three Co-Chairs: one appointed to represent government, and two Elders appointed by the Provincial Indigenous Women’s Steering Committee.

The formation of the Reconciliation Council was a recommendation of the Hear Our Voices: MMIWG Policy Recommendations of the First Women of Newfoundland and Labrador report.

This action is a further commitment from the Provincial Government to work collaboratively and in partnership with Indigenous Governments and Organizations to prevent violence against Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people.

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“The Provincial Indigenous Women’s Reconciliation Council amplifies the voices of Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people, guides policy, and fosters meaningful change toward equality and justice in our communities. Their work is fostering positive change, advancing reconciliation, and building a more just and equitable future for all Newfoundlanders and Labradorians.”
Honourable Pam Parsons
Minister Responsible for Women and Gender Equality

“The Provincial Indigenous Women’s Reconciliation Council was founded on a commitment by the Provincial Government to work closely with Indigenous women’s organizations to directly address barriers that cause harm for Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people. This is a relationship based on mutual respect and trust.”
Honourable Lisa Dempster
Minister of Labrador Affairs and Minister Responsible for Indigenous Affairs and Reconciliation

“Reconciliation Council meetings serve as vital platforms for understanding, healing, and collaboration between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. The work of the Council in these initiatives is crucial, as it not only addresses the historical and ongoing injustices faced by Indigenous communities, but also actively contributes to violence prevention. By promoting cultural awareness, mutual respect, and community-led solutions, the Council helps to build safer, more inclusive environments where Indigenous peoples can thrive without fear of violence.”
Odelle Pike
Elder Co-Chair, Provincial Indigenous Women’s Reconciliation Council

“We are a diverse group with representatives from many organizations, so it is imperative to ensure that we have input and can provide information on what is happening in our respective communities, and what the reality is. It is also imperative that we ensure the programs and services that are being proposed and delivered are going to make a difference in our communities, and in the lives of the people we represent.”
Charlotte Wolfrey
Elder Co-Chair, Provincial Indigenous Women’s Reconciliation Council

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Provincial Indigenous Women’s Reconciliation Council to be Established to Support Efforts Related to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ People

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The Honourable Steve Crocker, Minister of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation, is reacting to the news of mechanical issues with Marine Atlantic’s new vessel, Ala’suinu.

“I am very concerned by the news coming out of Marine Atlantic today and will be watching the situation closely. Newfoundland and Labrador’s tourism industry has long advocated for increased Marine Atlantic capacity and the hope was that the Ala’suinu would allow more people to travel to and from our province during the busy tourism season. News of mechanical issues could have a detrimental effect on the confidence of this vessel and route.

I have reached out to the CEO of Marine Atlantic, Murray Hupman, as well as the Federal Minister of Tourism, the Honourable Soraya Martinez Ferrada, to discuss this important issue.

I remain hopeful that the mechanical issues will not impact service to the province. Any impacts at all would have serious implications for our tourism season.”

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Karen Stone, KC has been appointed the interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) Health Services. Ms. Stone brings considerable executive experience to the role, in particular in health care given her prominent role in helping the province respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, overseeing the Provincial Government’s health-in-all policies, and contributing to the work of Health Accord NL, which is guiding the transformation of health care.

Effective June 3, Ms. Stone will work alongside current NL Health Services President and CEO David Diamond until his retirement at the end of June. In her role, Ms. Stone will help guide the provincial health authority as it continues through its transition, actioning the Provincial Government’s plan to reimagine the delivery of heath care, and supporting the well-being of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians.

Biographical information for Ms. Stone can be found in the backgrounder below.

The recruitment process continues for the permanent CEO of NL Health Services.

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“We are happy to announce Karen Stone as the interim CEO of NL Health Services. Her wealth of experience will benefit the provincial health authority, and our ongoing work to reimagine health care in Newfoundland and Labrador, as we continue our search for a new CEO. I would also like to thank Mr. Diamond for his years of leadership at Eastern Health and NL Health Services, and wish him the best of luck in his retirement.”
Honourable Tom Osborne
Minister of Health and Community Services

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Karen Stone KC
Karen Stone KC most recently served as the Deputy Minister of Immigration, Population Growth and Skills during a period of time that Newfoundland and Labrador achieved the largest growth in its population since 1998. Prior to that, she held the position of Deputy Minister of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation and Deputy Minister of Health and Community Services. Ms. Stone began her public service career in 1995 as a solicitor at the Department of Justice. She provided legal advice to numerous government departments before joining the Department of Health and Community Services in 2005 as its Legislative Consultant. She has held the positions of Assistant Secretary to Cabinet, Social Policy, with the Office of the Executive Council, Assistant Deputy Minister of Policy and Planning, and Assistant Deputy Minister of Population Health at the Department of Health and Community Services.

Ms. Stone’s law degree is from Osgoode Hall Law School and she has a Bachelor of Arts and a Certificate in Public Administration from Memorial University. She holds a Certificate in Alternate Dispute Resolution from the University of Windsor.

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The Acting Information and Privacy Commissioner, Jacqueline Lake Kavanagh, has released her Report A-2024-025 under authority of the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 2015. A summary of the Report is included below.

To view the Report in its entirety, please go to www.oipc.nl.ca/reports/reports/.

Report: A-2024-025 Report Date: May 30, 2024 Public Body: Memorial University Summary: The Complainant made a request under the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 2015 to Memorial University for copies of protected disclosure annual reports. The University provided a final response to the request and disclosed responsive records, but withheld some information pursuant to section 29 (Policy advice or recommendations). Dissatisfied with the decision to withhold information, the Complainant filed a complaint with this Office. During the informal resolution process, the University released most of the previously redacted information; however, several passages remained withheld under section 29. After reviewing these passages, the Commissioner agreed that exceptions to access had been applied correctly and recommended that the University continue to withhold the remainder of the information.

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Lucy Stoyles, MHA for Mount Pearl North and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture will deliver remarks to the International Council for Exploration of the Sea (ICES)/Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Working Group on Fishing Technology and Fish Behaviour on Monday, June 3.

The event will take place at Marine Institute (Hampdon Hall), 155 Ridge Road, St. John’s at 9:00 a.m.

The ICES/FAO Working Group on Fishing Technology and Fish Behaviour annual meeting is taking place June 3-7 and includes delegates from 32 countries. More information about the event is available here.

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The Honourable Paul Pike, Minister of Children, Seniors and Social Development, will be attending the 2024 Community-Based Seniors’ Services Sector Summit in Ottawa from June 2-4, 2024. The event will take place at the Ottawa Marriott Hotel, 100 Kent Street, Ottawa, Ontario.

This year’s summit is titled Claiming Our Space, Naming our Future and will focus on organizations coming together to share their knowledge, establish the needs and priorities of the sector, and create a unified vision for the future of aging in Canada.

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The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) advises that it will be actively following up on matters contained in the Auditor General’s Report on Outstanding Performance Audit Recommendations. The Committee met this week with the Auditor General for a preliminary discussion on the report and its findings, and shares her concerns that there are 69 outstanding recommendations across government departments and entities dating from 2016 to 2020. The PAC expresses particular concern over the fact that 83 per cent of outstanding issues are from reports issued more than five years ago, as well as the low implementation rates of recommendations from 2016 and 2017.

The Public Accounts Committee will initiate follow-up activities in the coming months, working in partnership with the Auditor General to ensure there are plans in place to take timely action on correcting these deficiencies. Officials from concerned entities may be invited to appear before the Committee to discuss these matters at a public hearing.

The Public Accounts Committee remains committed to its mandate of ensuring accountability on behalf of the Legislature, and improving the delivery of public programs and services for the people of Newfoundland and Labrador.

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Today, the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador celebrated the beginning of Pride Month with a flag raising ceremony at Confederation Building. Pride Month is held throughout Canada in June as an opportunity to celebrate diversity and the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community, and to raise awareness of the importance of acceptance and inclusion.

During the ceremony, the Progress Pride flag was raised by the Honourable Pam Parsons, Minister Responsible for Women and Gender Equality. She was joined by Indigenous Elder Odelle Pike, Co-chair of the Provincial Indigenous Women’s Reconciliation Council, Dr. Ailsa Craig, founder and co-chair of Quadrangle NL, Rhea Rollmann, author of A Queer History of Newfoundland, and entertainers Denielle Hann and Renée Batten.

On June 19, Confederation Building will be lit in the colours of the rainbow as a visual reminder of the importance of Pride. Additionally, four rainbow crosswalks and rainbow benches are visible on the Confederation Building grounds year-round.

The Provincial Government is committed to working with the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community to ensure Newfoundland and Labrador is a safe, accessible, and inclusive place for people of all gender identities and sexual orientations.

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“Celebrating Pride Month is essential in fostering a culture of acceptance and understanding. By embracing diversity and promoting inclusivity, we strengthen our collective commitment to a more just and compassionate society.”
Honourable Pam Parsons
Minister Responsible for Women and Gender Equality

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The Honourable John G. Abbott, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, will participate in the East Coast Trail Association’s 2024 Trail Raiser Community Hike tomorrow (Saturday, June 1).

Check-in begins at 7:30 a.m. at the Bay Bulls Regional Lifestyle Centre, 48 Cemetery Lane West, Bay Bulls.

Beginning at 12:30 p.m., hikers are invited to return to the Bay Bulls Regional Lifestyle Centre for a post-hike gathering featuring yoga, live entertainment, lunch and prizes.

Funds raised from the East Coast Trail Association’s Trail Raiser Community Hike help the association maintain, enhance, and develop the trail network.

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The Acting Information and Privacy Commissioner, Jacqueline Lake Kavanagh, has released her Report A-2024-024 under authority of the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 2015. A summary of the Report is included below.

To view the Report in its entirety, please go to www.oipc.nl.ca/reports/reports/.

Report: A-2024-024 Report Date: May 29, 2024 Public Body: Department of Education Summary: The Complainant submitted an access request to the Department of Education for any records about complaints against an employee as well as any information the public body may have forwarded to police regarding the employee. The Department relied on section 17(2) of the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 2015 to neither confirm nor deny whether responsive records exist. This Office found that the Department correctly applied section 17(2)(b).

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The Honourable Steve Crocker, Minister of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation, is inviting members of the public, partners from the sport, physical activity, recreation and healthy living sectors and Indigenous Governments and Organizations to provide their input on the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador’s Active Living Action Plan.

The information gathered from this consultation will inform the development of an Active Living Action Plan, which will aim to guide and stimulate coordinated policies, practices, programs and initiatives targeted at increasing physical activity, while improving the overall health and well-being of all residents in Newfoundland and Labrador.

An online questionnaire and written submissions are now being accepted. The deadline for submissions is Friday, June 21, 2024.

A series of in-person sessions will be taking place around the province with targeted groups and organizations; however, residents can participate in two virtual public consultation session as outlined below:

Date Time Email to register Wednesday, June 19, 2024 10:00 am – 12:00 p.m. NST activelivingactionplan@gov.nl.ca Wednesday, June 19, 2024 6:30 pm – 8:30 p.m. NST activelivingactionplan@gov.nl.ca

To learn more about the project and to participate in the consultation, visit www.engagenl.ca

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“I am pleased to see the consultation begin for the Active Living Action Plan. It supports our Government’s commitment to active living and to the sport, physical activity and recreation delivery systems in the province. We want this plan to be effective in improving health and well-being outcomes, as we work together to become one of the healthiest provinces in Canada by 2031. I encourage participation in this consultation through either the online questionnaire, written submission or participation in one of our consultation sessions.”
Honourable Steve Crocker
Minister of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation

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The Official Addition of the Votes was conducted this morning (Thursday, May 30) at the Baie Verte-Green Bay District Returning Office. The Returning Officer reviewed the voting tallies from by-election night as part of the legislatively required procedure.

The official results of the by-election are as follows:

Baie Verte- Green Bay Official Candidates: Political Affiliation: Official Results: BURT, Owen J. Liberal Party 1,035 HARNETT, Riley New Democratic Party 96 PADDOCK, Lin Progressive Conservative Party 4,271 TOTAL VOTES: 5,402

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The enclosed statement is being issued by the Honourable Sarah Stoodley, Minister of Digital Government and Service and Minister Responsible for Francophone Affairs:

“Twenty-five years ago, the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador recognized May 30 as Provincial Francophonie Day.

Of course, the French influence here goes back much further than that and is an important part of our rich and vibrant history.

This morning, I joined members of the Francophone and Acadian community, including many young Francophones, to celebrate the many ways that they, and their ancestors, have contributed to the linguistic, cultural, and historical diversity of Newfoundland and Labrador.

It is an exciting time for the Francophonie in our province. We recently renewed the Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Agreement on French Language Services, and we look forward to exploring innovative opportunities to serve this community through this new, expanded agreement with the Government of Canada.

I extend my sincere thanks to the community leaders and volunteers who work passionately on behalf of the Francophone and Acadian community. I commend your dedication and determination and congratulate you on the work you do every day to advance the Francophonie.

I would also like to thank the staff in our Office of French Services for their hard work and commitment to providing services to the French-speaking residents of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Please join me in wishing everyone bonne fête de la francophonie provinciale!”

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Déclaration de la ministre Stoodley à l’occasion du 25e anniversaire de la Journée de la francophonie

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The Acting Information and Privacy Commissioner, Jacqueline Lake Kavanagh, has released her Report A-2024-023 under authority of the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 2015. A summary of the Report is included below.

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Report: A-2024-023 Report Date: May 29, 2024 Public Body: Executive Council Summary: The Complainant made an access request to Executive Council seeking records related to four Orders in Council. Executive Council interpreted the access request as referring to solely information related to the actual issuance of the Order in Council and not the entire Order in Council process. As a result of the narrow interpretation, Executive Council relied on the opinion of a staff member with expertise on Orders in Council to determine that there were no responsive records. The Complainant asserted that Executive Council did not meet its duty to assist pursuant to section 13(1) of the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 2015. The Commissioner agreed with the Complainant. Executive Council should have consulted with the Complainant as to the exact meaning of their access request. Executive Council should have also conducted a search to determine whether responsive records existed. The Commissioner recommended that Executive Council communicate with the Complainant on the scope of the access request and to conduct a formal search for responsive records.

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The Honourable Pam Parsons, Minister Responsible for Women and Gender Equality, will host a flag raising event to mark the beginning of Pride Month in Newfoundland and Labrador. The event will take place tomorrow (Friday, May 31) at 10:30 a.m. in the main lobby of the Confederation Building, East Block.

Parking will be available in front of East Block, and attendees are asked to enter using the main entrance facing Prince Philip Drive. Attendees who require an accessible entrance can use the blue zone parking behind East Block and enter through the Public Gallery Entrance.

Pride Month takes place in June and is an annual celebration of the many contributions made by the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community to history, society, and cultures worldwide.

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The MV Beaumont Hamel will be temporarily servicing Fogo Island-Change Islands route, beginning tomorrow (June 1, 2024). The MV Astron will continue to service the Fogo Island-Change Islands route. Both vessels will operate services within the two-vessel summer schedule.

The temporary service change is necessary to accommodate transfer of goods and services at a higher volume and capacity.

The MV Legionnaire will continue to service the Bell Island route on an enhanced one-vessel schedule.

Information on ferry schedule updates is available by visiting nl511.ca  and on the NL 511 mobile app.

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The Auditor General of Newfoundland and Labrador, Denise Hanrahan, today delivered a monitoring report on outstanding performance audit recommendations to the House of Assembly. The report covers audit reports issued from 2016 to 2020 and provides a status update on those recommendations.

The full report can be found by visiting the link below.

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“It is important for government to fully implement or otherwise resolve our recommendations to demonstrate its responsiveness to improving the delivery of the programs and services that are critical to Newfoundlanders and Labradorians. Approximately two of every five recommendations remain outstanding, and particularly concerning is the number of departments and entities with low implementation rates across a number of reports. The volume of unresolved recommendations – after six years – is also concerning. These areas have gaps that require further attention while risks remain, or new ones created.”
Denise Hanrahan
Auditor General of Newfoundland and Labrador

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