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The PC’s subtle Throne Speech caveat

Wakeham government quietly places an asterisk next to its promise, ‘For all of us’
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PCs under fire for ‘disappointing’ treatment of Black History Month 
Celebrated Black community leader and anti-racism advocate target of racist comments after speaking out online
New play portrays barriers facing N.L. women in politics 
Women won the right to vote a century ago but are still underrepresented in public office. St. John’s playwright Ruth Lawrence’s play tackles that head on.
Meaningful response to homelessness requires more than new builds, says NDP leader
Jim Dinn’s comments come in response to PC’s announcement of 10 new ‘micro homes’ in St. John’s
Muslim community commemorates 9th anniversary of Quebec City Mosque shooting
Anti-hate advocates say there’s still work to be done to combat Islamophobia in the province