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September
2007 Return to Top of
Page |
|
17 |
Savings for drivers under
Liberal Party Policies |
|
12 |
MHA Jones concerned
Labrador needs not being addressed in new energy plan |
|
11 |
Energy Plan: A mere sketch
charges Opposition |
|
10 |
Reid challenges Premier to
respond to Hebron questions before election is called |
|
10 |
MHA Ball recommends a
Centre of Excellence for Skilled Labour in Humber Valley |
|
06 |
Joyce calls for update on
gypsum initiatives |
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August
2007 Return to Top of
Page |
|
30 |
Reid releases
letter to Premier Williams seeking answers on Hebron |
|
30 |
MHA Jones urges government
to drop charges against Metis hunters |
|
29 |
Minister is failing to
protect school children charges Opposition |
|
22 |
Government must release
more detailed information related to Hebron talks |
|
20 |
Retention bonus urgently
needed to address health care staff shortages says
Opposition |
|
15 |
Sweeney announces
intention not to seek re-election |
|
10 |
Burgeo Highway finally
getting the attention it deserves: MHA Parsons |
|
09 |
HPV Vaccine Program needs
to be expanded suggests Opposition |
|
09 |
Joyce disappointed with
process to establish Waste Management site for the Greater
Humber Region |
|
07 |
MHA Butler pushes for
temporary bridge on Route 70 |
|
06 |
Opposition calls on government
to roll out overdue HPV vaccine program |
|
03 |
MHA Butler calls upon E.M.O.
to hold public meeting to assist storm response |
|
July
2007 Return to Top of
Page |
|
31 |
Meeting on Port aux
Basques fish plant productive |
|
27 |
Joyce questions whether
Grenfell announcement is another election ploy by government |
|
25 |
Opposition Leader to
attend annual district event |
|
25 |
Government spending like
drunken sailors in an attempt to buy votes |
|
19 |
Opposition expresses
concern with Premier undermining Green's recommendation on
constituency allowance |
|
19 |
MHA Jones pushes for Red
Bay to Lodge Bay road work to be tendered |
|
18 |
MHA Parsons requests
meeting with Minister to present Burgeo Highway petition |
|
18 |
MHA Jones says government
laxness contributed to Aleutian Disease in Labrador mink
farms |
|
13 |
MHA Parsons again
implores minister to safeguard Burgeo Highway |
|
12 |
Liberal Party commits to
addressing aging Western Memorial Regional Hospital |
|
11 |
Opposition urges Premier
to act as health crisis deepens |
|
10 |
Opposition reiterates
call for ministers to also step aside |
|
6 |
Joyce calls on federal and
provincial governments to share any cost overruns on water
treatment plant |
|
5 |
Ball asks government
to update review of radiologist reports |
|
5 |
Sweeney pleased that
tenders to be called on Victoria water and sewer work |
|
4 |
Parsons seeks
clarification on Terms of Reference |
|
4 |
Parsons calls for
immediate brush cutting program on the Burgeo Highway |
|
3 |
Parsons still calling on
government to publicly release Terms of Reference for
judicial inquiry |
|
June
2007 Return to Top of
Page |
|
28 |
Opposition questions why
another contract sent outside the province |
|
27 |
Opposition calls Lower
Churchill MOU an election gimmick |
|
20 |
Reid questions Premier's
sincerity to get Hebron talks restarted |
|
20 |
Opposition reiterates
call for health care professional shortage to be addressed |
|
18 |
Problems still exist
with salmon licence registration policy |
|
15 |
Opposition concerned
other provincial issues being neglected |
|
15 |
Park reservation system
another lost opportunity to create local jobs |
|
15 |
Parsons highlights
salmon license inequity for those without drivers' licenses
|
|
15 |
Jones wants community roads
upgraded |
|
15 |
Jones questions
government on Williams Harbour road |
|
14 |
Barrett denounces
decision not to build new school in Terrenceville |
|
14 |
Government must act on
recommendations from Citizens' Representative |
|
14 |
MHA Foote says
patients still waiting for results |
|
14 |
Government confirms it
wants out of the fish business! |
|
13 |
Jones calls on
government to implement recommendations for female offenders
in Labrador |
|
13 |
Premier's lack of
participation in FPI debate disappointing |
|
13 |
MHA Jones pressures
government to solve photo problem for salmon fishers |
|
13 |
Jones raises issue of cell
phone coverage |
|
13 |
Government's Poverty
Reduction Strategy failing hungry children |
|
12 |
Oversight blunder in
consultation process appalling: Opposition |
|
12 |
MHA Jones says medical
transportation changes helpful, but more improvements needed |
|
11 |
Reid questions repealing FPI
Act before details are finalized |
|
11 |
Opposition says insulin
pumps delay causing concern |
|
8 |
Opposition again questions
effectiveness of Rural Secretariat |
|
7 |
Jones wants more public input
on safer communities legislation |
|
7 |
MHA Sweeney expresses
displeasure with sparse road work funding |
|
7 |
MHA Jones pleased with
tentative sale of Wabush Mines |
|
6 |
Minister ignoring shortage
of health care professionals |
|
5 |
Opposition calls
for Minister of Health to either be dismissed or step aside |
|
5 |
Low interest in
exploration bids hurting offshore industry and future growth |
|
4 |
Opposition says
student assistant changes not all positive |
|
4 |
Paul Reynolds breaking
the law by filling Commissioner of Members' Interests role |
|
May
2007 Return to Top of
Page |
|
31 |
Reid questions $24,000
chauffeur service charged by Premier in Ireland while so
many people struggling financially |
|
31 |
MHA Foote says FPI sale
positive news for Burin Peninsula |
|
30 |
Deputy Minister of
Health another scapegoat for government inaction |
|
30 |
Opposition concerned about
depth of health care crisis |
|
29 |
Reid questions penalty
clause in FPI sale agreement |
|
29 |
Joyce questions why
Corner Brook long-term care contracts being awarded to
Quebec companies |
|
28 |
FPI sale marks a sad day for
the fishery in Newfoundland and Labrador |
|
28 |
Opposition says
anti-scab legislation needed soon to settle Voisey's Bay
strike |
|
25 |
Andersen lobbies federal
government for EI extension for northern Labrador fishery
workers |
|
24 |
MHA Foote pleased with
commitment to reduce turn-around time of radiology report |
|
24 |
MHA Jones challenges
government to do better to address transportation issues |
|
23 |
Government failed to seek
its own legal advice during cancer retesting program |
|
23 |
Government refuses input
into inquiry's terms of reference |
|
22 |
Opposition pleased
government agrees to call for judicial inquiry |
|
18 |
Opposition calls for
counseling and information line to diffuse breast cancer
confusion |
|
18 |
MHA Sweeney calls
Harbour Grace's share of stadium funding unfair to its
taxpayers |
|
17 |
Opposition calls for
judicial inquiry in cancer screening controversy |
|
17 |
Has the province lost
federal Gateway funding? |
|
17 |
Province needs to fill the
gap on summer jobs advises Thistle |
|
17 |
MHA Foote calls for
healthier investment in nursing staff to open stalled
dialysis service |
|
17 |
Flawed breast screening
tests results focus of Private Member's Motion |
|
16 |
Reid questions
decision to give provincial park reservation system contract
to Quebec call centre |
|
15 |
Litigation more of a
concern to government than patients' health charges
Opposition |
|
15 |
Liberal MHA Ball urges
government to assist with high drug costs |
|
15 |
Opposition wants action
on teacher allocation |
|
14 |
MHA Jones expresses
displeasure with government's forest development approach in
Labrador |
|
10 |
Re-start fibre-optic
process and get it right the second time |
|
10 |
Opposition calls for a
province-wide 911 service |
|
10 |
Business departments not
doing their business, charges Opposition |
|
10 |
MHA Jones urging E.I.
extension with federal government |
|
09 |
Opposition
questions more fibre-optic documentation |
|
09 |
Online service discount
discriminatory for some Labrador communities |
|
08 |
Documents show that
fibre-optic deal and process was flawed |
|
07 |
Andersen calls for
long-haul ferry rates to be announced |
|
07 |
Was $15 million of
taxpayers money used to prop up the share value of Persona? |
|
04 |
Premier should reconsider Chief
Electoral Officer appointment |
|
03 |
Education motion good, but
needed to go further: Opposition |
|
02 |
Opposition motion to hold
public IEC meetings approved |
|
02 |
Joan Cleary severance
package another indication that the premier looks after his
friends first and foremost |
|
02 |
Opposition calls for a
process review of mobility impaired parking permits |
|
01 |
Reid challenges Premier's
hypocrisy when it comes to salary increases for his staff |
|
01 |
Medical travel program
need to be more beneficial for Labradorians says MHA Jones |
|
April
2007 Return to Top of
Page |
|
30 |
Government's decision to
back away from quota protection another broken commitment |
|
27 |
Foote says budget does
little to help rural Newfoundland and Labrador |
|
27 |
Ball disappointed that
home care support workers left out of budget |
|
27 |
Budget a boost for
people's pocketbooks, but rural regeneration not tackled |
|
27 |
Burin peninsula ignored
again by Williams Government |
|
26 |
Budget kick-starts fall
election campaign |
|
26 |
Jones says fight to lower
domestic electrical rates successful! |
|
26 |
Fee relief measures a tax
charade says Opposition |
|
25 |
Opposition calls for a
comprehensive cancer screening system |
|
24 |
Reid days Chief Electoral
Officer appointment blatant political patronage |
|
24 |
Ball says prescription drug
program expansion good first step, but clarity needed |
|
20 |
Labrador not benefiting
significantly from Northern Strategic Plan |
|
20 |
Jones applauds new
school for Port Hope Simpson |
|
20 |
Jones seeking
clarification on Coast Guard response to stranded sealers |
|
19 |
Reid calls for EI extensions to
help fishery workers |
|
19 |
Hand me the money!
Home Heating Rebate delay creating stress |
|
18 |
Reid calls for road work
announcement for Twillingate-Fogo District |
|
13 |
Fishery strategy falls
short of renewing the fishery says Reid |
|
13 |
Bay of Islands road work
long overdue says MHA Joyce |
|
12 |
Math Strategy NOT ADDING UP
to a smart educational investment |
|
11 |
Government tire recycling
program a blowout |
|
11 |
Postpone Labrador seal
harvest urges Jones |
|
11 |
Sweeney surprised Harbour
Grace not preferred penitentiary site by province |
|
10 |
School facilities
should be part of the community says Opposition |
|
10 |
Lack of clarity on Hebron
talks troubling says Opposition |
|
09 |
Opposition offers
condolences to soldiers' families and friends |
|
05 |
Government's roadblocks
making fibre-optic investigation a farce |
|
05 |
Ball asks government to address
Multiple Sclerosis drugs in upcoming budget |
|
05 |
Sweeney calls on
government to protect crab license for Carbonear-Harbour
Grace district |
|
04 |
Jones reminds
minister not to forget Labrador in Lower Churchill
discussions |
|
04 |
Winter maintenance workers
should not be laid off until end of April |
|
04 |
Opposition disappointed
education needs not yet addressed |
|
March
2007 Return to Top of
Page |
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|
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|
30 |
Place school bus safety at
front of the bus urges Opposition |
|
28 |
$250,000 ad campaign a waste
of taxpayers money |
|
28 |
Joyce presents
petition calling for road improvements on the north shore of
the Bay of Islands |
|
27 |
Spirit and intent of
Accord "shafted" by Premier's own failures |
|
26 |
Opposition raising
further concerns about fibre-optic investigation |
|
26 |
Bury death and gardening
fees in this spring budget: Thistle |
|
26 |
Ball questions government'
support for Gros Morne management plan |
|
23 |
Ball disappointed MHA
Marshall refuses to support residents of Pasadena |
|
23 |
Premier Williams'
confrontational approach also destroying private sector
investment |
|
23 |
Government blowing a double
standard on Labrador wind energy |
|
23 |
Sweeney calls on
government to drive down costs for drivers in upcoming
budget |
|
23 |
Road still not built: MHA
Jones again presents petition in House of Assembly |
|
23 |
Minister finally wakes up
on tank program! |
|
22 |
Trans Labrador Highway
agreement still traveling an uncertain course |
|
22 |
Reid renews calls for Fogo
Island Hospital to operate at full capacity and address
space concerns |
|
22 |
Reid thanks Thistle for
her hard work and dedication |
|
16 |
Opposition Leader
announces changes to Shadow Cabinet |
|
16 |
Media Advisory: Anna
Thistle to hold news conference |
|
15 |
Opposition supports NDP
request to maintain party status |
|
15 |
Joyce calls on
government to re-instate maintenance depots and change snow
clearing policy in the budget |
|
15 |
Thistle pleased with
pension investment, calls for pension indexing to now be
addressed |
|
14 |
Send Ambassador
Sullivan to sealing demonstration: Opposition |
|
14 |
Media Advisory:
Swearing-in ceremony for Dwight Ball |
|
13 |
Alarming
outmigration trend reflects failed government policies |
|
13 |
Census numbers show
outmigration still a major problem |
|
13 |
Jones pleased with Labrador
ferry rates reduction, but urges more progress |
|
12 |
Federal government should
provide aid to help fishery workers |
|
12 |
Newfoundland and Labrador
athletes deserve our congratulation |
|
12 |
Reid disappointed Fogo
Island ferry rates not decreased more |
|
9 |
Past Liberal groundwork
led to good mining environment in Newfoundland and Labrador |
|
9 |
Department of
Finance should extend fuel replacement assistance program |
|
8 |
Parsons concerned Hebron
project excluded in Exxon Mobil's short-term plans |
|
8 |
Opposition
recognizes International Women's Day and urges government to
push harder for progress |
|
8 |
Residents of the Bay of
Islands demand action from government on poor road
conditions celebrate Education Week |
|
8 |
MHA Sweeney urges
government to help repair area arena |
|
8 |
Band-aid funding for
Buchans Highway not acceptable |
|
8 |
Butler pleased
with decision to replace Coley's Point Primary, but presses
to fast-track process |
|
7 |
Thistle
calls for post-secondary boost to help celebrate Education
Week |
|
7 |
Butler calls on
government to implement a school reconstruction program |
|
5 |
Opposition
joins in Education week recognition, but challenges
government to focus on quality |
|
2 |
Opposition
outlines additional recommendations for accountability in
the House of Assembly |
|
2 |
Where is the
replacement forestry headquarters for Winterland? |
|
1 |
Opposition urges premier
to head to Germany to plead the sealers case |
|
February
2007 Return to Top of
Page |
|
23 |
Andersen to lobby for
changes to excessive Canada Post rates for northern
customers |
|
22 |
Foote questions why JSS
contract not on agenda for meetings in Ottawa |
|
22 |
Foote repeats calls
for early retirement package in light of record employment
insurance surplus |
|
21 |
Sweeney condemns
selection process for 2008 Summer Games |
|
21 |
Province negligent
when dealing with Marine Atlantic issues |
|
21 |
Foote disappointed that
no pre-budget consultation scheduled for Burin Peninsula |
|
16 |
Carbonear-Harbour Grace
should get 2008 Summer Games |
|
15 |
Joyce encourages Minister
Hickey to meet with town councils and interested groups
during cabinet visit to Corner Brook |
|
14 |
Jones encourages government
to cover Multiple Sclerosis drugs in upcoming budget |
|
13 |
Surely, the minister
jests! Butler responds to HRLE's release on labour market
and employment levels |
|
8 |
Marine Atlantic rate
increases not acceptable: Provincial government hypocritical
in approach |
|
6 |
Sweeney asks more questions
about the new MCP program |
|
2 |
Opposition calls for IEC
meetings to be open to the public |
|
2 |
Government must invest
in long-term care in the Conception Bay North area |
|
1 |
Auditor General's report proves
government misleading public regarding roads investment |
|
January
2007 Return to Top of
Page |
|
31 |
Voisey's Bay project
benefiting Labrador communities |
|
30 |
Wayne Earle Community
Service Award launched at Combined Councils of Labrador
meeting |
|
29 |
Jones pleased with Combined
Councils of Labrador meetings |
|
29 |
Joyce challenges Minister
to live up to his words and change snow clearing policy
manual |
|
25 |
Latest storm proves snow
clearing policy must be changed |
|
19 |
U.S. energy plans could be
opportunity for the province |
|
18 |
Sweeney pushes for
construction of a penitentiary in Harbour Grace |
|
12 |
Is the premier trying to
force an early election? |
|
12 |
Sweeney calls on
government to stop ignoring Harbour Grace issues |
|
12 |
Jones pleased with
extension to ferry service |
|
11 |
Something must be done
to recruit and retain health care professionals on the
northern peninsula |
|
11 |
Butler says voices of
Paradise Elementary parents must be heard |
|
11 |
Joyce calls on
government to keep commitment and spend money on upgrading
highways |
|
9 |
Out-migration plight
should immediately top Premier's agenda advises Opposition |
|
8 |
Minister Hickey should be
removed from cabinet until investigation complete |
|
4 |
Safety standard bar in
schools needs to raised higher says Butler |
