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30 October 2015
Party Finance, 2010 to 2014 #nlpoli
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Elections Newfoundland and Labrador released the 2014 party financial reports recently. That let’s us take a look at trends over the past f...
29 October 2015
The United Newfoundland and Labrador Party #nlpoli
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In preparation for the coming general election battle, the provincial Conservatives are digging in their headquarters within sight of the he...
28 October 2015
Real change #nlpoli
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“A positive, optimistic, hopeful vision of public life isn’t a naive dream,” Justin Trudeau told Canadians after he won a truly historic vi...
27 October 2015
Blackmail and the Conservative dysfunction #nlpoli
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Paul Davis and his cabinet were all smiles and chuckles last week at the election of a new administration in Ottawa. Optimistic for the fu...
26 October 2015
The Conservative NDP Merger we need #nlpoli
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The province’s largest public sector union met last week in St. John’s for its annual convention. They started out their first day with a s...
22 October 2015
Polls, St. John’s East, and the coming provincial election #nlpoli
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SRBP told you on Tuesday morning that the federal election did not bode well for the New Democrats and Conservatives in the province. The...
21 October 2015
Scary words #nlpoli
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From Newfoundland Power’s rate application to the Public Utilities Board. Uncertainty : The interconnection to the North American gr...
20 October 2015
The lessons from Monday night #nlpoli
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Nick Whalen killed a giant. That’s the story of the 2015 federal election in Newfoundland and Labrador, bar none. People told Whalen he...
19 October 2015
An opportunity to feel like we’re part of the country again #nlpoli #cdnpoli
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This is Craig Westcott’s editorial from The Pearl newspaper, reproduced with permission.. This is a tough column to write. Taking a...
Dead Meat #nlpoli
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Two polls taken during the recent campaign showed Scott Andrews was losing in his old seat in Avalon. Decided and leanings ...
17 October 2015
DHDM 2: St. John’s East #nlpoli #cdnpoli
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If the numbers from the Liberal campaign in St. John’s East are right, then New Democratic Party incumbent Jack Harris is in serious troubl...
16 October 2015
Dead heat = dead meat #nlpoli
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As the federal election winds down to the last day, the result is likely going to be nothing any of the pundits expected. Okay, the elect...
15 October 2015
WTF?
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There are times you read stuff and you just have to wonder what brought that on. There’s Telegram editor Russell Wangersky explaining ho...
14 October 2015
Consumer to pay 19.8 cents for electricity in 2020: Nalcor #nlpoli
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Muskrat Falls will ensure consumers in Newfoundland and Labrador pay much higher electricity rates than they otherwise needed to pay. The ...
13 October 2015
The Manipulation Manipulation #nlpoli #cdnpoli
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/What a difference 36 years makes. There’s New Democrat strategist Robin Sears in a National Post piece complaining about the way the Li...
12 October 2015
The ABCs of ABC #nlpoli
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In 2004, Danny Williams fought for three months against a federal government decision that had been settled – at least for the federal g...
08 October 2015
The uncivil Civil War #nlpoli
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At the heart of the ongoing civil war between Danny Williams’ provincial Conservatives and Stephen Harper’s federal Conservatives is the cla...
07 October 2015
Alternatives to the Falls #nlpoli
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Since people are wondering if Muskrat Falls really is still the cheapest way to make electricity for local use, let’s take a look at it. ...
06 October 2015
The smallest details tell the biggest story #nlpoli
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Last week, provincial fisheries minister Vaughn Granter held a news conference at a local restaurant known for its seafood dishes to announc...
05 October 2015
Consumer electricity costs to jump by 51% (revised) #nlpoli
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The average consumer in Newfoundland and Labrador should expect to pay 51% more for electricity compared to their current rates once Mu...
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