Two stories this week to lighten the mood.
First: a poster in the Health Sciences Centre announcing an event for February. Someone crossed out the first “r” as a spelling mistake. Likely the same person changed the spelling just down the hall to read nook-yoo-lur medicine.
Second: Surely to merciful jumpin’s Conservative candidate Vaughn Granter did not dismiss Liberal Mark Watton’s experience in the Prime Minister’s Office or a federal cabinet minister’s office as cavalierly as it sounded.
“Some experience”?
“Could be some advantage”?
Could be a disadvantage?
That’s pretty sad for a guy who isn’t from Corner Brook originally who is trying to play himself as the local boy.
Take a listen to the campaign report linked above, by the way and notice that Granter did little besides run down his opponent and talk himself up personally. Mark Watton, on the other hand, talked sensibly about issues that are actually of concern to the people in the district.
Huge difference.
Anyway, for those who came for the weekly hit parade, here are the week’s top stories as selected by readers.
- Tweet of the week (early edition)
- More of the same…
- Financials key to Lower Churchill
- Not the best campaign strategy, maybe
- A Hugh Shea for our time
- Strings and all
- The old hum on the Humber
- PIFO: newly minted minister in trouble in own district
- Ronald Harper
- Finance minister cops to unsustainable spending
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