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Churchill Falls and Muskrat Falls - Background
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16 March 2012
The Looking Glass News #nlpoli
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“The Lower Churchill hydro project has passed the environmental review process,” CBC news tells us , and as a result the project has cleare...
Demanding what is just #nlpoli
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For if it is to establish an order that citizens will agree to support, the state must go further than merely investigating their needs; ...
Nova Scotia would get Churchill Falls power for free #nlpoli
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If you’ve been following the ongoing Muskrat Falls saga, you will recall that energy analyst Tom Adams raised some questions a couple of mo...
15 March 2012
The Ides of March, 2012 #nlpoli
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Twitter is a wonderful thing except that sometimes you can’t use the whole of a great quote. The following is a larger bit of one quote th...
To Encourage the Others #nlpoli
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Lots of people look to leaders in a crisis to see what lessons they can learn. Well, Kathy Dunderdale is special. She is an excellent e...
Government hiring process revealed #nlpoli
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From your humble e-scribbler’s e-mail this week came a copy of what is purported by an anonymous e-mail to be a sooper sekrit document. It...
It’s all about export, eh #nlpoli
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On Tuesday, natural resources minister Jerome Kennedy told the House of Assembly: Essentially, what Muskrat Falls does, it allows 40 p...
14 March 2012
If the people are silent… #nlpoli
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…if the people are silent, you call them content; if they protest, you say that they are given to disorder; and in the one case as in th...
Unions oppose energy conservation device #nlpoli
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Unions representing Hydro-Quebec employees are oppose to a plan to install so-called smart meters in Quebec homes. According to the Montrea...
When you suddenly become the enemy… #nlpoli
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For those of us in Newfoundland and Labrador who - from the outset - opposed the political style that settled on this province after 2003, ...
13 March 2012
Discussion is healthy, indeed #nlpoli
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From the Telegram a former chief of staff in the Premier’s Office puts it as eloquently as only he could: If public discussion, questi...
Lay-offs, Noseworthy and other things the Premier talked about #nlpoli
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Listen closely and you can hear the beep-beep-beep of the garbage truck of government comms as it backs up on the idea of laying off public ...
Kremlinology 39: What Burke didn’t say #nlpoli
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In defending the $140,000 –a-year patronage job she gave to former Tory candidate John Noseworthy, advanced skills minister Joan Burke told ...
12 March 2012
Government cash give-aways #nlpoli
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CBC’s Rob Antle has updated work done over the past couple of years on government give-aways to private sector businesses in the name of ec...
Poll Math #nlpoli
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Just for the heck of it, here’s the most recent CRA marketing poll adjusted to take out the misleading way CRA reports its clients poll num...
Dundernomics 101: Public Sector Employment Numbers #nlpoli
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In an interview with CBC’s David Cochrane , Premier Kathy Dunderdale said that the public service has grown by more than 2,100 jobs in the p...
10 March 2012
The truth is an absolute defence #nlpoli
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Seems that the goings-on in the provincial legislature are weighing heavy on many brows at the end of the first week the place is back in se...
09 March 2012
CNLOPB announces 2012 call for bids on offshore parcels #nlpoli
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From the offshore regulatory board: The Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board (C-NLOPB) announced today the details...
Kremlinology 38: what they left out #nlpoli
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In a news release from the federal natural resources minister that heralded the future of Newfoundland and Labrador is energy, they didn’t ...
Enough of the Political Day-Care #nlpoli
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In some respects, it is a threat that would strike fear only into the hearts of Danny Williams’ Tories: If this problem is not resolve...
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