NDP Environment Critic George Murphy (MHA, St. John’s East) says increasing the offshore liability cap is a step in the right direction, but it’s not the gold standard used around the world.

 

NDP Tourism, Culture and Recreation Critic Christopher Mitchelmore (MHA, The Straits – White Bay North) has written a letter to Minister French about recent layoffs and resignations at the Art Gallery of Newfoundland and Labrador and at The Rooms.

 
NDP Housing Critic Gerry Rogers

NDP Housing Critic Gerry Rogers (MHA, St. John's Centre) says it’s good to finally see a study of homelessness across the province. However, she says, the study will miss a large group of people affected by the current housing crisis.

 
NDP Leader Lorraine Michael

NDP leader and Natural Resources Critic Lorraine Michael (MHA, Signal Hill-Quidi Vidi) is reiterating concerns about high energy prices in the district of Cartwright-L’Anse au Clair.

 

NDP Justice Critic Gerry Rogers (MHA, St. John’s Centre) notes June 15 is the shameful anniversary of the enacting of one of the most regressive pieces of legislation ever passed by any government in the history of the province: Bill 29.

 

NDP Education Critic Dale Kirby (MHA, St. John’s North) is calling on Minister Jackman to provide an update on proposed changes to the Safe and Caring Schools Policy.

 
NDP Transportation & Works Critic George Murphy

NDP Transportation and Works critic George Murphy (MHA, St. John’s East) says the state of the highways in southern Labrador points to years of neglect by government. Both gravel and paved roads are hazardous to drivers and vehicles, says Murphy, adding that the Labrador roads are among the worst he has seen in the province.

 

Christopher Mitchelmore, NDP MHA for The Straits-White Bay North, says a budgetary decision by the Department of Transportation and Works to not apply calcium chloride to the province’s gravel roads is “penny wise and pound foolish.”

 
NDP The Straits-White Bay North MHA Christopher Mitchelmore

Christopher Mitchelmore, the NDP MHA for The Straits-White Bay North, joined the Grenfell Memorial Consumers’ Co-op today to celebrate 100 years of success. The co-op is the oldest consumer co-operative in Newfoundland and Labrador, and one of the oldest in the country.

 

NDP Fisheries and Aquaculture Critic Christopher Mitchelmore (MHA, The Straits – White Bay North) says government’s aquaculture strategy of secrecy and wishful thinking will only harm the future of sustainable fish farming and wild capture fisheries.

 

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