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Showing posts with label stunnel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stunnel. Show all posts
12 April 2018

The Stunnel report and public policy in Newfoundland and Labrador politics #nlpoli

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The "pre-feasibility study update" released on Wednesday into a fixed link across the Straits to Labrador (a.k.a The Stunnel) i...
10 May 2016

Stunnel mania #nlpoli

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Right off the bat, let's fess up to a mistake. The 2004 research into the Stunnel cost "cost a total of $351,674, with a contribu...
06 May 2016

Hole in ground to give Labrador "advantage of fixed link" to mainland: premier #nlpoli

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The provincial government will spend $750,000 this year to study the feasibility of digging a hole from the Great Northern Peninsula to Blan...
03 May 2016

Province to spend $750K to study feasibility of hole in the ground #nlpoli

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At a time when the provincial government does not have any money to spend foolishly, it is hard to fathom why cabinet is taxing books to rai...
29 August 2013

The Stunnel Reborn #nlpoli

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There’s a story about Danny Williams before he became the Old Man.  It was either in 2001 during the by-elections on the Great Northern Peni...
22 September 2011

Liberal commitments for Labrador #nlpoli

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From Yvonne Jones’ Facebook page, posted shortly after midnight: Full Liberal Platform being released tomorrow. Includes a full section...
24 February 2011

Quebec interested in lunatic megaproject

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Around these parts it’s known as the Stunnel. As in Stunned Tunnel. It makes absolutely no economic sense but people like to talk about ...
03 February 2011

If the Danes can do it…

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Maybe Kathy Dunderdale can resurrect Danny Williams big dream of a tunnel connecting Labrador to the island. Remember the Stunnel ? Surely...
19 August 2009

Great Gambols with Public Money: The Stunnel, Part Deux

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The sort of collective insanity that leads people to support incredibly asinine ideas like the Stunnel isn’t confined to any one political p...
18 August 2009

Great Gambols with Public Money: The Stunnel

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Normally, governments in Newfoundland and Labrador don't turn to the freakishly large, insane, totally whacked out, over-the-top, no-evi...