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Songwriter protests Dunphy investigation delays with new song
Colleen Power says the public needs to continue demanding answers and accountability.
Rhea Rollmann
November 7, 2016
# civil liberties
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Are RCMP highway checkpoints infringing on the rights of Labradorians?
No clear statement of legal justification has been offered for the checkpoints
Jon Parsons
October 24, 2016
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How much do we really know about the Canadian intelligence community?
The Trudeau government is set to review the activities of Canada’s spy agencies at a time when it appears Bill C-51 has empowered many of…
Victoria H. F. Scott
August 16, 2016
News
Harper’s “anti-terror” law one step closer to reality
Against nationwide opposition, the Conservative Government’s impending “anti-terror” legislation passed its third reading in Parliament last week with the support of most Newfoundland and Labrador…
Justin Brake
May 12, 2015
News
“Casseroles Night in Canada” now playing in St. John’s
The Québec government took drastic measures last month to quash a student uprising against proposed tuition fee hikes in the province. In turn, "les casseroles"…
TheIndependent.ca
June 15, 2012