Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
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The article lists several recent PEGNL announcements, including new board members (Bruce Quinton, Michelle Martin, Lynnann Winsor) and outgoing directors (Darlene Whalen, Chad Wiseman). It also highlights new and upcoming opportunities and events such as Memorial University spring scholarships applications, a CGS NL Cross Canada Lecture, WINSETT and…
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The article reports that Newfoundland and Labrador Liberal MHA and energy critic Fred Hutton says the provincial government risks jeopardizing a potential $225 billion opportunity and the Gull Island project by stalling negotiations and not taking a clear stance on the Memorandum of Understanding with Quebec. It notes Hutton’s fear that the current…
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The provincial government is seeking up to nine members to form the Information and Communication Standard Development Committee, with at least half of the appointees being persons with disabilities. The committee will focus on improving access to information—making it easier to find, understand, and accessible to everyone, with submissions accepted…
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