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PC’s Tapping of Controversial Conservative Strategist Sparks Fear, Ire

St. Catharines · St. Catharines

PC’s Tapping of Controversial Conservative Strategist Sparks Fear, Ire

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

Social justice advocates in the province are sounding the alarm over the Progressive Conservative Party’s decision to hire a controversial conservative strategist to oversee the PC’s transition into government.See the Story

Happy Valley-Goose Bay Deals with Rash of Suspicious Fires

Happy Valley-Goose Bay Deals with Rash of Suspicious Fires

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

The Town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay says four fires were lit in the community overnight. The RCMP are still investigating but say evidence points to arson.See the Story

Planes are flying in Wabush again, but Labrador MP says airport closure was ‘embarassing’

St. John's · St. John's

Planes are flying in Wabush again, but Labrador MP says airport closure was ‘embarassing’

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Passenger flights have resumed on their normal schedule at the Wabush Airport, a day after service was suddenly suspended. Labrador MP Philip Earle says he moved quickly to resolve the issue, but the disruption was of deep concern to thousands of people living in a remote part of the province. The CBC’s Zach Goudie has more.See the Story

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