Indy Inks (3 March 2020)
“Then again, maybe this hon. Member is not always on the side of the law himself. I don’t know. What I can say is that he really needs to be more careful.”
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Indy Inks (8 November 2019)
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Our provincial and post-secondary leaders are playing with a dangerous idea.
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Questionable strategy, fractured university community means everyone loses.
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First Nations leaders, community groups and residents march in Corner Brook, call on Liberals to rescind austerity budget.
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Open Letter to Minister Gerry Byrne on his recent comments concerning part-time students
“Part-time students should not be punished for making the decisions necessary for themselves and their families to survive and to have a chance at a better future.”
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The Liberals have failed us on Bill C-51
Many Canadians, including Liberal Party supporters, are disgruntled over the Liberal Party of Canada’s support for the Harper Government’s controversial anti-terrorism legislation, which has them questioning whether the once presumptive future government is really any different from the Conservatives.
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… meanwhile Gerry Byrne calls for an election delay
Federal Liberal MP Gerry Byrne is calling for Premier Kathy Dunderdale to delay the timing of the Fall election for one month to give all parties a fair chance – saying that Yvonne Jones’ unfortunate resignation could not have been predicted and that it is the ‘democratic’ thing to do. Source: VOCM
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No easy catch
Election candidates brave enough to face the crowd and talk solutions for the fishery
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