Here they are, folks, the 10 most-read posts of 2012 at SRBP.
- When will she quit? Now that Muskrat Falls is sanctioned, how long will it be before Kathy Dunderdale resigns?
- Labrador mining and Muskrat Falls JM’s commentary on the relationship between Muskrat Falls and mining projects in Labrador.
- S-92 Incident – March 2012 CNLOPB reported an incident offshore with a Cougar S-92. SRBP pointed out what the incident was about. Three days later, Cougar decided to replace the gearboxes.
- Disappeared Deputy Hired in 2011 as deputy minister of natural resources, Diana Dalton vanished in 2012 without a mention from the provincial government. What happened to her?
- Up her nose, sideways Kathy Dunderdale doesn’t like someone named JM who has been cutting the guts out of Muskrat Falls.
- Brian Peckford’s memoir now on sale
- Gil Bennett won’t re-tweet this post The water management agreement controversy
- Tone, standards and political suicide Since 2003, the provincial Conservatives have operated an American style of attack politics. “If the Tories don’t change the tone, if they keep the same low standards for politics that [Paul] Lane keeps displaying, then they can expect to keep suffering the death by a thousand and one self-inflicted cuts.”
- 10 reasons to oppose Muskrat Falls Simon Lono tweeted ‘em. SRBP reprinted ‘em. Readers loved ‘em.
- Sex and the cabinet “In Kathy Dunderdale’s cabinet, men run all the big economic portfolios while women run the big social policy portfolios.”
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