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Fisheries Critic urges government to stand up for our fishery
Liberal Fisheries Critic Jim Bennett says the provincial government should stand behind its election slogan and “stand strong” for the people when it comes to the recent move by Ocean Choice International (OCI) to again control the direction of the fishing industry in the province.
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Public Utilities Board review of Muskrat Falls not addressing alternatives: Ball
Liberal Opposition Leader Dwight Ball today stated that the Public Utilities Board (PUB) review of Muskrat Falls does not address alternatives to the proposed project.
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MHA Parsons challenges Dunderdale to be proactive on saving Maritime Rescue Sub-Centre
Liberal MHA Andrew Parsons stated today that it’s inexcusable that the Dunderdale Government did not send any representatives to a rally hosted by the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) to save our Maritime Rescue Sub-Centre.
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Parsons to attend launch of commercial protesting rescue centre closure
Liberal MHA Andrew Parsons will attend a rally hosted by the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) today, February 3, 2012 at 11:00am. The purpose of the rally is to launch a commercial that protests the Harper Government’s decision to close the Marine Rescue Centre in St. John’s.
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Lack of government cooperation on PAC frustrating: Bennett
The incoming Chair of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), St. Barbe MHA Jim Bennett, is frustrated with the lack of government cooperation on the committee that is intended to scrutinize government spending. 
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The new Liberal Caucus is honoured to serve the people of Newfoundland and Labrador as the Official Opposition. It is our responsibility to hold the current government accountable and offer alternative policies and solutions for the advancement of our province.  

Opposition Caucus members Dwight Ball, Yvonne Jones, Randy Edmunds, Andrew Parsons and Eddie Joyce meet with Matthew Howse on the front lawn of Confederation Building in St. John's where Matthew is protesting government's decision to not open the House of Assembly for a fall sitting.