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31 July 2014
STI rates in Newfoundland and Labrador #nlpoli
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Saskatoon Health Region released a report on July 18 on the rates of sexually transmitted infections in the city in 2013. A CBC report ...
30 July 2014
Mullet Policy #nlpoli
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Government is like a lot of things in life: it’s about finding solutions to problems. Okay. If that upsets your cynical sensibilities, ...
29 July 2014
The Jewel in the Crown #nlpoli
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If you are a Newfoundland politics junkie who hasn’t been reading Uncle Gnarley , then you’ve been missing out. You can fix that by readi...
28 July 2014
Horse farts #nlpoli
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If you do nothing else in the next few days, take the time to read the decision issued Friday ( via CBC ) by a Quebec superior court judge ...
25 July 2014
2019 should be interesting #nlpoli
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The cheque’s been cash. There’s no more cash flowing. But the deal is not quite done, yet.
24 July 2014
Crime Severity Indices, St. John’s #nlpoli
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This week, Statistics Canada released their latest compilation of crime statistics based on reports by police. The figures in the release ...
23 July 2014
Slates #nlpoli
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In any delegated political convention, you need to elect delegates in each of the districts who will vote for your candidate at the leadersh...
22 July 2014
Uncommon Stupidity #nlpoli
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There are times when a politician’s comments are so stunned they just take your breath away. The first few days of the Damn-fool Fishery ...
21 July 2014
Traitors Everywhere #nlpoli
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Tony Collins loves Muskrat Falls. He loves it so much that every now and again he takes the valuable space from his column in the weekend ...
18 July 2014
The Blackbird Song
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It’s summer. We don't need to talk politics all the time. Here’s a song from the past that some people will remember. It only did w...
17 July 2014
La Romaine: on or off? #nlpoli
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On Monday, Quebec premier Philippe Couillard left the impression that the third and fourth dams on the La Romaine river were in doubt. C...
16 July 2014
Shapes and sizes #nlpoli
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The Duke of Connaught, Governor General of Canada and uncle of King George, visited St. John’s in the middle of July, 1914. During his vis...
15 July 2014
The Conservative race picks up speed #nlpoli
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One of the great things about political campaigns is that the players have a chance to surprise observers. We saw that in the Liberal leader...
14 July 2014
Gone, baby, gone #nlpoli
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In September 2008 , four cabinet ministers went to Harbour Grace to announce that the provincial government was giving the company $8.0 mil...
11 July 2014
Issues and Answers – on line #nlpoli
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After a couple of false starts over the past year, it looks like NTV has started posting episodes of Issues and Answers online. That’s ...
10 July 2014
The Desolation of Smog #nlpoli
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The Telegram’s Peter Jackson used the most recent JM paper on consumer electricity prices and Muskrat Falls as part of his Wednesday column...
09 July 2014
Convergence #nlpoli
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A couple of years ago, Liberal leader Dwight Ball said the Liberals would use earnings from Muskrat Falls to lower electricity prices for c...
08 July 2014
Electricity prices when Muskrat comes on line #nlpoli
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Cost over-runs on Muskrat Falls as well as other costs not included in previous calculations by Nalcor will likely increase current electric...
07 July 2014
The World According to Kent #nlpoli
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If you are one of the political savants who thinks that dominating Twitter makes for a modern, inspired, and successful political leadership...
04 July 2014
Friday Bits #nlpoli
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To understand the real Steve Kent and not the manufactured front he presents to the world these days, take a look at this 2007 post by Simon...
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