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Keith Sullivan unexpectedly resigns as fisheries union president, citing personal choice

One of the most prominent figures in the Newfoundland and Labrador fishing sector surprised even his closest colleagues Thursday by announcing his unexpected departure from the Fish, Food and Allied Workers' union

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Hundreds of Newfoundland fishermen protest prices, pressing minister for changes

Fishermen from across the Avalon Peninsula took their complaints and concerns about pricing for this year's inshore fishery straight to Fisheries Minister Derrick Bragg in St. John's on Monday, with a concurrent protest happening in Corner Brook.

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SOS (Save Our Shrimp!): Tragic Cuts to Newfoundland Fisheries

SOS (Save Our Shrimp!): Tragic Cuts to Newfoundland Fisheries
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Most people want action taken on cutting spending and curbing debt, new poll suggests

NAPE sees sharks in the water PCs talk COVID-19 testing An auditory trip to Virginia Waters A majority of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians support a reduction in provincial government spending and a plan to tackle provincial debt, according to a poll conducted by Narrative Research for a local business group. About 77 per cent of respondents after hearing a question about the province s dire financial straits, including the net debt said the government should make changes to program and service delivery to reduce spending. Eleven per cent said it should increase taxes, and eight per cent said it should continue borrowing. The poll was sponsored by the Newfoundland and Labrador Employers Council, a group that has been calling for spending cuts at the provincial government level for years.

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