Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
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Two days after Premier Tony Wakeham posted a message with a “standing up for coastal communities” slogan, critics compared its design to U.S. Republican imagery, though a spokesperson attributed the wording to a common local expression and said there was no reference to any movement or figure outside Newfoundland and Labrador. Political scientists and…
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The province said it will not participate in the federal program to buy back assault-style firearms, citing concerns about practicality and police resource strain. Premier Tony Wakeham urged the federal government to engage provinces and redirect resources toward reducing crime, drug-related violence, and repeat offenders, arguing that decisions are made…
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