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As NDP convention gets underway in St. John’s, will N.L.'s third party prioritize growing rural support? – The Independent (opens the original)
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Former party candidates say it’s a steep hill to climb, but there are ways As members and delegates gather this weekend in St. John’s for the Newfoundland and Labrador New Democratic Party’s annual convention, a question likely on the minds of many is how to grow support for a party that has never held more than five seats in the province’s legislature. Party officials, members and guests will descend on the Holiday Inn in St. John’s to rally party morale, while also voting on a set of new resol
‘Skepticism and cynicism’ marring public view of Churchill Falls and Gull Island, says researcher – The Independent (opens the original)
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Grand Chief Jodie Ashini says Innu Nation won’t support proposed deal ‘while fundamental issues with the Innu remain unresolved’ A proposed 50-year deal with Quebec and Canada on hydroelectric development of the Churchill River. An about-face by the premier, who promised to give Newfoundlanders and Labradorians final say in a referendum. Strong opposition from protestors on Confederation Hill. And an Innu Nation that refuses to see history repeat itself. The highly controversial special sitting
Police should not have fined them over their dog, Quigley, say St. John’s B&B owners – The Independent (opens the original)
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Lesa and Gery Winsor say their 6-year-old Border Collie-Retriever is trained to sit at the end of his driveway; officer told couple RNC gets ‘a lot of complaints about dogs being off leash’ For the better part of six years, Quigley has been sitting at, or near, the end of his driveway on Forest Road in St. John’s. He greeted guests and neighbours in the quiet neighbourhood without a hitch – until Aug. 15, when a Royal Newfoundland Constabulary officer issued a fine and court summons to the blond
Harlow operating within budget before Memorial decided to sell it: former head of U.K. campus – The Independent (opens the original)
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Emails show President Janet Morrison ‘inundated’ with messages over sale of Harlow Campus, while documents suggest former campus head was making progress at reducing costs Documents and emails analyzed by The Independent suggest Memorial’s Harlow Campus was making money, had hundreds of thousands of dollars in reservations on the books, and that the former outgoing Harlow head said progress was being made to turn the UK campus’s finances around. Despite the apparent progress at Harlow, Memorial
Mother of incarcerated youth calls for dedicated addiction care at new St. John’s prison – The Independent (opens the original)
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Government scant on specifics but health authority says new prison will have two new mental health units and larger clinical space for psychiatry and opioid dependency Michelle Fowler says she’s hopeful the new provincial prison, now under construction in East White Hills in St. John’s, will provide incarcerated people like her son with the rehabilitation they desperately need. “My son is the first person who has been charged in Newfoundland with manslaughter due to selling illicit drugs that ca
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