The Board of Regents at Memorial University of Newfoundland has approved a new Indigenous Verification Policy, reinforcing that Indigenous collectives - not the university - determine citizenship and membership. The policy affirms that Indigenous-specific opportunities at Memorial must be held by Indigenous people, with eligibility determined by recognized Indigenous collectives rather than the institution itself. University officials say the policy was developed by and with

The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador has announced its support for Bill S-242, An Act Respecting National Action for the Prevention of Intimate Partner Violence, also known as Georgina’s Law. The proposed federal legislation calls for coordinated national action to address intimate partner violence, ensuring prevention and protection efforts are consistent across jurisdictions and informed by lived experience. Bill S-242 is named in honour of Georgina McGrath Power of

Newfoundland and Labrador’s Seniors’ Advocate, Susan Walsh, has announced she will retire from her position on May 19, 2026, following 35 years of public service. In an open message to seniors across the province, Walsh described serving in the role as the highlight of her career and expressed gratitude for the trust placed in her throughout her tenure. During her time as Seniors’ Advocate, Walsh: - Met with 1000’s of seniors in 70+ communities - Strengthened transparency and