Newfoundland Voices

The federal government is working closely with our provincial partners to ensure the sustainability of the Newfoundland and Labrador fishery for generations to come.

Our government is committed to improving healthcare accessibility for all Newfoundlanders and Labradorians. We are investing $50 million in new rural clinics.

The current government’s economic policies are failing to address the rising cost of living. We need a real plan to lower taxes and support small businesses.

It is unacceptable that our class sizes continue to grow. We must prioritize funding for education and hire more teachers to support our students properly.

While we support renewable energy, the government must ensure that local communities directly benefit from these large-scale projects and that environmental oversight is rigorous.

The potential of our green energy sector is immense. The Port au Port wind project is just the beginning of a new era of economic growth for our province.

The minimum wage increase is a step in the right direction, but it doesn’t go far enough. We need a living wage so that no one who works full-time lives in poverty.

We've launched a new doctor recruitment and retention office to address the family doctor shortage across the province. This is a top priority.

Following through on our commitment, the five new snowplows are now in service. We've also published the live snowplow tracker on our website.

We will be enhancing our snow-clearing operations this winter by adding five new plows to the municipal fleet to ensure our streets are safer, faster.

If elected, we will double the funding for public libraries to ensure they remain vital community hubs for learning and connection.