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13 November 2008
What part of this wasn't clear?
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The wrong candidate the last time. The wrong candidate this time . The wrong candidate any time. -srbp-
Put on your tinfoil hats
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ALCOA, the company that retained a lobbyist for two years on the Lower Churchill project, is slashing another 350,000 tonnes from its produ...
12 November 2008
...and I'll respect you in the morning.
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Remember the three great statements people said but no one believed? Well, add a new one to that: the " we don't have a quorum &...
Budget watch
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Brent crude - the benchmark for Newfoundland and Labrador's offshore light sweet - is trading at US$53.10 at 2:30 Eastern time. -srbp...
Thanks, Roger Grimes
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Vale Inco will build a smelter at Long Harbour, as the company announced in its October 16 capital expenditure report and as Bond Papers to...
11 November 2008
15 ideas for a stronger Newfoundland and Labrador
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Introduction When Brian Peckford and Clyde Wells spoke of getting the provincial government off Equalization, they understood that such a ...
10 November 2008
Actions speak louder than words
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St. John's deputy mayor Ron Ellsworth is showing that talk is cheap. In his case, that would be his own talk about greater openness in...
The hope and generosity of our soul
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There's a fine line between an homage and a blatant rip-off of an idea. In this case, a video produced by local advertising company B...
The Lord's Prayer
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An unconventional armistice day post. Update: Spike Milligan was arguably one of the most influential comedians of the 20th century. An ...
08 November 2008
World Bank warns of impact on poor
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Robert Zoellick , head of the World Bank, is warning that the global credit crisis threatens to become a human crisis. One of the most lik...
In the wake of Iceland's fall
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From the New York Times , a story on the impact Iceland's economy collapse has had on ordinary Icelanders: In Kopavogur, a suburb o...
Long Harbour a go!
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As much as Danny Williams and his team tried to bad mouth the Voisey's Bay deal, it will deliver just as it has been delivering millions...
First, we assume a smelter...
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that might possibly lead to making stuff to make cans that we can assume a can-opener to use on. Take a deep breath. We are now in a world w...
Amen to that
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Telegram editor Russell Wangersky points out in his column this week that local political campaigns suffer from an obvious lack of new idea...
GFW mill faces uncertain future
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Union members at AbitibiBowater's Grand Falls Windsor paper mill rejected a company restructuring plan. The company is looking at way...
07 November 2008
Friday Math
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1. Brent crude is trading at $58.67 per barrel. 2. The Canadian dollar is worth $1.18 against the American dollar. It's easier to...
Canary in the oil sands
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In tough economic times, migrant labourers are a clue to how bad things are getting. They are a clue. Like a canary in the coal mine or...
Uncommunication
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Public relations involves communicating with people to gain and maintain support. Communicating: the activity of conveying information. ...
06 November 2008
Double Denouement
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1. A creditors' meeting today will determine if NLRC will finally fold, putting an end to the refinery project near Come By Chance. ...
05 November 2008
Pip off for the polls!
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Apparently, the provincial government is organizing some sort of province-wide celebration of not getting Equalization. 1. What are the od...
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