Lowering gas prices for a better tomorrow, for all of us! A PC Government will permanently reduce the gas tax to 7.5 cents per litre. Because lower taxes mean lower costs for everyone across our province. #nlpoli

After nearly a decade of Liberal government in NL, families and seniors are struggling. Food banks are overwhelmed, shelters are full, and the Liberal carbon & sugar taxes only make it worse. It’s time to make life more affordable—for all of us.

Just a reminder that the Furey Liberals are currently planning to raise the provincial gas tax to 14.5 cents per litre on April 1. Only Tony Wakeham and the PCs have committed to cancel the Liberal tax hike. #nlpoli

Stepping up to serve the people of Newfoundland and Labrador is an honour that should never be taken for granted. Public service requires dedication, and I recognize the commitment Andrew Furey has shown to our province. While we may not have always agreed, I respect anyone who

Today on Pink Shirt Day, we stand together for kindness, respect, and inclusion. Bullying has no place in our schools, workplaces, or communities. Let’s build safer, stronger communities for all of us.🩷

.Barry Petten is calling out the Liberals after disturbing new photos reveal dirt, mould, and water damage in a cardiac patient’s hospital room. A person battling a life-threatening heart condition should be focused on their recovery—not worried about toxic mould and filthy

After 10 years of Liberal government, patients are facing unsafe, filthy conditions in our hospitals. A Wakeham PC government will focus on delivering better healthcare for all of us. #nlpoli

I’m proud to see world-class product come from a world-class facility produced by great workers right here Placentia West-Bellevue!

Our producers, plant workers, and harvesters need to know what is going on; their livelihood is on the line.

Many Newfoundlanders and Labradorians are shocked by soaring electricity bills, despite no change in their usage. That’s why I’ve written to the Public Utilities Board, calling for an investigation into these unexpected costs. Newfoundlanders and Labradorians are already

Today, we remember the 17 lives lost in the Cougar Flight 491 tragedy. Sixteen years have passed, but their memory remains with us always. Our hearts are with their families, friends, and all those affected. They will never be forgotten.

Today, we celebrate the incredible work of social workers who bridge generations, uplift communities, and create meaningful change. Thank you for the work you do to advocate, support, and strengthen our communities every day.

The Liberals are failing to protect seniors. Shingles is a painful and preventable illness. The PCs believe that all seniors who want the shingles vaccine should be able to receive it free of charge. Sign the petition today and demand protection for all seniors!

Today is Purple Day—a day dedicated to raising awareness about epilepsy and breaking the stigma that surrounds it. Epilepsy affects over 10,000 people across Newfoundland and Labrador. By educating ourselves and spreading awareness, we can create a more understanding and

Today is Canadian Orthopaedic Care Day! With an aging population and rising mobility challenges, investing in the future of orthopaedic care is more important than ever. We recognize the dedication of orthopaedic professionals and advocate for policies that ensure timely,

April is Daffodil Month — a time to let hope bloom for those facing cancer.🌼 If you’d like to support the Canadian Cancer Society this month, you can make a donation at: cancer.ca/Daffodil Let’s stand together, spread awareness, and show that no one faces cancer alone.

Did Health Minister Haggie claim that the RNUNL got their numbers wrong? PC health critic Barry Petten stands up for nurses, "I trust any union leaders number, government can say what they want to suit them. But I trust the union leaders numbers."

Parkinsons is the fastest-growing neurological condition in the world. Yet, awareness and support still lag behind. With increasing diagnoses, we need more research, better access to care, and stronger community support. Speak up. Take action. Learn more:

Five years ago, the Liberals promised to appoint an Advocate for Persons with Disabilities. Today, that promise is broken—and when questioned in the House, the Minister had no answers. How much longer will people with disabilities have to wait?

Wishing all Newfoundlanders and Labradorians a blessed Good Friday.