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31 December 2015
Consistency #nlpoli
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"We need to find a way to bridge us [from] where we are currently until the commodities rebound and be [sic] the significant contributo...
30 December 2015
Advice #nlpoli
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New governments often wind up in a bit of a pickle. They walk into a new job where they are supposed to be the folks in charge, but they v...
29 December 2015
Do election signs work? #nlpoli
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Apparently, they do. In four randomised field experiments , researchers at Columbia University found that lawn signs increased vote sha...
28 December 2015
Top SRBP Posts of 2015 #nlpoli
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1. The Dunphy Shooting: Serious questions In January, we are supposed to get the results of the police investigation into the shooting ...
25 December 2015
Infant Holy (low brass quintet)
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24 December 2015
Santa Baby
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23 December 2015
The Merry Christmas Financial Update and other sick jokes #nlpoli
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First, anyone who keeps talking about the two percent HST cut simply has no idea what the hell is going on in provincial finances. Serious...
22 December 2015
Blind in one EY #nlpoli
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The new Liberal administration is firmly, irrevocably committed to completing the Muskrat Falls project regardless of the final cost to the ...
21 December 2015
Mr. Speaker Osborne #nlpoli
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Members of the House of Assembly had the good fortune of having two fine candidates for Speaker. While SRBP endorsed Scott Reid, the H...
18 December 2015
Adios comments section
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The comments section at SRBP is gone, this time for good. The theory was great. People could offer their own views on your writing and ...
Scott Reid for Speaker #nlpoli
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Liberal member of the House of Assembly Scott Reid is a candidate for Speaker of the House. By the looks of things, members will have a c...
The Quick Clay Dam #nlpoli
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A very short post by James Gordon at Uncle Gnarley contains a whole lot of information about the dam Muskrat Falls. Gordon is a retired...
17 December 2015
Changing the direction. Changing the tone. #nlpoli
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A month ago, a CBC “analysis” by David Cochrane warned against a band of Liberals running the government with too much power. Two weeks ...
16 December 2015
The Bonds of Muskrat Falls #nlpoli
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15 minutes. That’s all Tom Marshall said it would take to sell out the bonds on Muskrat Falls. He also said that a federal loan guarant...
15 December 2015
Revisiting the spring budget: a little thought experiment #nlpoli
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Last spring, SRBP looked at some speculative budget projections using some different prices for oil and assumed growth in revenue fro...
14 December 2015
Baker Ball's Dozen: three challenges facing the new administration #nlpoli
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The new Liberal administration will take power later this morning. Dwight Ball will lead a cabinet of 12. This is only the fourth time ...
13 December 2015
The deficit in perspective: HST version #nlpoli
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Some people are upset that the provincial sales tax won’t be going up by two percent. The current harmonized sales tax rate is 13%. If ...
11 December 2015
The Tory-gram Returns #nlpoli
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And there it was. Top of the front page. Screaming headline. Economist warns Liberal plan doesn’t make sense. Right underneath ...
10 December 2015
Friends in high places: changing the HST in a hurry #nlpoli
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According to a statement from the federal finance department on Wednesday, “the federal government will take any necessary steps to ensure ...
09 December 2015
Two solitudes #nlpoli
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CBC and the Telegram carried a story on Tuesday that the province would be hit by a “mild recession” next year. There’s not much real new...
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