Province misses opportunity to reimagine public transportation in climate action plan
Transportation accounts for 44 per cent of Newfoundland and Labrador’s greenhouse gas emissions
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A response to Canada’s Northern cod quota announcement
It’s time to fix MCP and strengthen public healthcare
Instead of looking to the private sector for answers, the provincial government should be investing in our public healthcare system
Who owns the wind?
How a trip to Scotland’s Orkney Islands raises questions of renewable energy benefits for communities in Newfoundland and Labrador
Why the Canada Post strike is not just a ‘labour dispute’
Some thoughts on the language of truth and balance
Town Hall Tales: notes from three federal election events in St. John’s
If elected, how will candidates and parties get the work done?
Where the federal parties stand on housing
The Liberal and Conservative platforms rely on the same market-driven approach to housing that created the crisis, while the NDP’s more progressive approach lacks details
Paid sick days should be a basic right, not a privilege
The Liberals mandated 10 paid sick days for just over four per cent or Canadian workers. We need to do a lot better.
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What’s at stake in the federal election? And why are nurses and other healthcare professionals sounding the alarm?
The lure of anticipatory compliance in the face of a Poilievre Conservative government
What does it mean to vote strategically?