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During a recent convention in Corner Brook, members of the Registered Nurses' Union of Newfoundland and Labrador decided to revoke the results of an executive election held in July. This election had seen the selection of new executive members, including a new president. Following discussions and deliberations among the nurse delegates at the convention, it was determined that the election results would not stand. As a result, the union has announced plans for new elections to establish the leadership of the organisation going forward. The situation reflects ongoing concerns within the union membership regarding the election process and the governance of nursing professionals in the province.
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