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Subject(s)

• Campaign literature—Newfoundland and Labrador [Browse]
• Newfoundland and Labrador—Politics and government—2003- [Browse]
• Liberal Party of Newfoundland and Labrador—Platforms [Browse]
• Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly—Elections, 2011 [Browse]

Related name

• Aylward, Kevin [Browse]

Summary note

Through offshore oil deals signed by previous Liberal governments, our province is collecting more revenue than ever before. But while we're technically a 'have' province, many of us are being left behind by the Dunderdale government. Put simply, we can do better. This fall, your vote will help determine the future of Newfoundland and Labrador. Where do you want to go? The Liberal Party has a passionate, strong and committed team of men and women with new ideas to govern this wonderful province and help us secure our bright future.

Contents

• Section 1. Rediscovering our livelihood from the sea
• The fishery is our province's defining narrative
• Income and community improvement
• Employment rebate for value-added processing
• Fisheries loan board
• Fisheries science and research
• Joint management
• Co-management
• Custodial management
• Judicial inquiry
• Seafood marketing strategy
• Increasing total allowable catch
• Recreational cod fishery
• Lobster fishery
• Aquaculture
• Safety in our offshore --
• Section 2. Our energy warehouse
• Our energy warehouse: affordability, conservation, common sense
• Affordability
• Conservation
• Common sense
• Wind power development
• Provincial hydro development
• Holyrood generating station
• The lower Churchill development
• Public consultations/ratification
• Section 92a --
• Section 3. Wealth from our resources
• Oil and gas
• Exploration
• Independent safety regulator
• Environment
• Transparency
• Diversity
• Technology and education
• Mining & exploration
• Mineral incentive program
• Mining
• Forestry: a proactive approach to forest industry growth
• Agriculture: a growing industry
• The growing forward II agreement
• Non-edible agriculture --
• Section 4. A prescription for better health care
• Health
• Accountability
• Mental health
• Primary health care
• Chronic disease management
• Healthy eating, active living
• Securing our pharmacies
• Newfoundland and Labrador prescription drug program
• Addictions
• Tobacco
• Alcohol
• Medical transportation assistance program (MTAP)
• Dialysis
• Nurse practitioners
• Workplace violence & the health care sector
• Patient navigators & education
• Palliative care
• Electronic medical records
• Breast cancer detection
• Ambulance services
• Air ambulance
• Province wide 911 emergency service --
• Section 5. Seniors and aging
• Aging at home
• Department & independent office
• Aging and seniors strategy
• Geriatric focus: acute care
• Personal care homes
• Home oxygen --
• Section 6. Education: investing for our future
• Primary, elementary and secondary education
• Full-day kindergarten
• Focusing more on teacher working conditions
• Promoting greater parental and public involvement
• Educating children with special needs
• Advisory council and inclusion committees on special education
• Aboriginal education
• Substitute teachers
• School for the Deaf
• Memorial University of Newfoundland and the College of the North Atlantic
• Private colleges --
• Section 7. A focus on Labrador and its people
• Labrador, the land of optimism and opportunity
• Governance
• Aboriginal community
• Labrador development plan
• Transportation infrastructure
• Energy development
• Communication infrastructure
• Labrador West --
• Section 8. A strong social agenda
• Housing access and affordability
• Income and employment supports
• Child care and early childhood education
• Education and training
• Literacy
• School lunch program
• Pensions
• Public sector pensions
• Equality and inclusion for persons with disabilities
• Disability outreach office
• Timely information for children with special needs
• Functional access
• A strategic women's agenda
• Enhancing our volunteer sector
• Community commitment
• Research plan
• Harnessing leadership skills
• Securing the future
• Our people, our culture, our heritage
• Celebrating our vibrant culture
• Tourism
• World War I
• Cultural diversity
• Justice & human rights
• Replace Her Majesty's Penitentiary
• Strengthen family violence prevention
• Specialized drug court
• Safer communities
• Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC)
• Human rights mediation
• Strengthen the access to information and protection of privacy act
• Cultural awareness --
• Section 9. Protecting our communities and our environment
• Communities: places we call home
• Fiscal framework
• Municipal operating grants (MOG's)
• Crown lands
• Waste management
• Drinking water safety
• Showing respect
• Caring for our environment
• Protected areas
• Climate change
• Oil spill response
• Wildlife
• Pesticide control --
• Section 10. Securing our future
• Financial responsibility
• Legacy fund
• Debt reduction
• Business development
• Job markets and workers shortages
• Building and maintaining our infrastructure
• Road transportation management
• Broadband
• Cell phones
• Ferries.

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Other title(s)

• People's platform.
• Party platform 2011.

Slogan on cover

• We can do better, yourliberals.ca.

Publisher no.

229994

OCLC

768410907

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