Thank you so much to our candidates Fabian Power and Barry Manuel for a couple of incredible days in Central Newfoundland. It was a pleasure to meet with seniors at the Joe Byrne Memorial Stadium and connect with our heroic first responders in Grand Falls-Windsor. Can’t wait to be back!

What a run Brad. The whole province will be cheering you on to the last rock. We couldn’t be prouder!

Thanks for the great day yesterday, Shaun MacLean. It was so nice to meet with residents, community groups and business owners in your district and discuss what a bright future looks like in Lake Melville.

Delighted to welcome Prime Minister Mark Carney back to Newfoundland and Labrador. Our province has real opportunity, and through working with our federal partners, the future is bright. Thank you Prime Minister Carney for your continued support for Newfoundland and Labrador.

Two major nation-building projects from Newfoundland and Labrador have been listed as candidates for fast-tracking under the Building Canada Act.

Our province has a bright future, but we need to work hard for it. That’s what I’m working toward for the people of Newfoundland and Labrador.

As a new school year begins, I wish students every success in the months ahead. Thank you to all educators and school staff for your dedication and the positive impact you continue to have on our communities. Happy first day of school!

It’s been an honour to represent the people of Windsor Lake in the House of Assembly over the last four years. I always enjoy the conversations with my constituents, and I look forward to the opportunity to continue to serve as their MHA.

It was a beautiful day for the Grand Falls - Windsor Labour Day Parade, and I was happy to join the celebrations. Special thanks to the Central Newfoundland District Labour Council and the Labour Day Committee for continuing this tradition.

Congratulations to Newfoundland and Labrador’s Thomas Pelley for securing our province’s 2nd medal at the Canada Games. Thomas earned silver in the Men’s 100m Freestyle Special Olympics. Well done, Thomas!

Team NL has their first medal! 🥈 Congratulations to Gavin Baggs on a second place finish in Men’s 400m Freestyle Para.

In times of need, Newfoundlanders and Labradorians always answer the call. Volunteers in multiple regions across the province are working tirelessly around the clock to support their neighbours and help keep communities safe. We cannot thank you enough.

Please see my statement regarding the U.S. tariffs.

Thanks to the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Town of Torbay for the productive discussion. Hearing from communities about their priorities is important as we continue to build a stronger, more resilient Newfoundland and Labrador.

I’m pleased to have Mark Lamswood join the team. It’s clear he cares deeply about St. George’s-Humber, and I was glad to visit one of the beautiful communities in that district with him this week. Thanks for sharing your energy and community spirit, Mark.

What a beautiful day at the oldest organized sporting event in North America. Honoured to be part of the 207th Royal St. John’s Regatta!

Jim Parsons has the commitment and experience that the district of Corner Brook can rely on. It was great to spend some time with him while I was in the region, and see his pride and enthusiasm for the community firsthand. Happy to have you on the team, Jim.

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Great to spend some time in the beautiful district of Carbonear-Trinity-Bay de Verde with one of our newest team members, Danielle Doyle! There is such a buzz throughout the region with so much to do and see. I’m confident Danielle will be a strong, passionate voice for the people in her district.

As Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, I’m proud to advocate for our province during important conversations with Canada’s Premiers and Prime Minister, and discuss all our province has to contribute to the nation.

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If you’re stopping by Tim’s today for a hot or iced coffee, don’t forget your Camp Day bracelet! All proceeds go directly to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps. Happy Camp Day!

The cost for Marine Atlantic passengers is, in itself, a trade barrier and impacts the cost of living for Newfoundlanders and Labradorians. I’ve written to Prime Minister Mark Carney, urging him to immediately follow through on his promise to cut costs for Marine Atlantic ferries.

The Special Olympics’ Provincial Summer Games are officially underway in the Town of Gander! You’re all champions and I wish you a fun and memorable weekend. Good luck to all athletes, coaches & volunteers!

Congratulations to Deantha Edmunds, Canada’s first Inuk classical soprano, and Grammy-winning producer Greg Wells—both proudly from Newfoundland and Labrador—on being named to the Order of Canada. Your talent is both inspiring and admirable!

On July 1, we pause to honour the courage and sacrifice of those who served at Beaumont-Hamel and elsewhere — including the Unknown Soldier we welcomed home last year. As we mark both Memorial Day and Canada Day, we reflect on our shared history and take pride in the province we’ve built together.

It was a busy day with Minister Scott Reid in scenic St. George’s - Humber. It was great to meet up with some of the district’s dedicated community members and hear about the good work they’re doing.

Newfoundland and Labrador is the envy of Canada because of our people, culture, and natural resources. I look forward to continuing to use my experience and commitment to develop new opportunities and solve our challenges.

Always a pleasure to be in the Town of Gander and connect with community members who are making a real impact. I met with council to talk about priorities for the Town, visited the new location of the Family Care Team clinic, and toured EVAS Air. Thanks to everyone for another great visit!

Had a great visit to the vibrant Town of Lewisporte with my colleague, MHA Derek Bennett. Lewisporte is home to strong trades education and a growing business community. With a rising population and a new Family Care Team on the way, it’s clear this community is on the move.

It was an amazing opportunity to see Churchill Falls and the generating station first-hand. The Churchill River holds incredible potential. The opportunity to create jobs, bring in billions of dollars in revenue, and gain access to more power. The MOU will make that a reality.

At #ECPNG2025, we advanced shared goals in economic development—supporting innovation, trade, and growth across Eastern Canada and the Northeast U.S. Grateful for the collaboration and vision shared in Boston with Premiers and Governors.

A huge congratulations to Team NL on bringing home 7 medals from the Skills Canada National Competition in Saskatchewan! Our talented competitors earned 5 gold, 1 silver, & 1 bronze across 28 competition categories. All 34 students represented NL with pride, and made our province proud!

Congratulations to our province’s newest Correctional Officers on their graduation! The biggest class this program has seen in years, and all 28 graduates have accepted and started jobs right here at home.

The future is bright for our workforce and by working together, we can ensure it’s ready to meet the opportunities of tomorrow head-on. Great to speak with Minister Gerry Byrne, labour leaders and educators from across the province at the inaugural Newfoundland & Labrador Jobs Forum.

Lovely day meeting with residents and community leaders in the district of Ferryland with my friend Cheryl O’Brien. We enjoyed the sunshine while chatting about issues that matter most to towns and local service districts across the region.

Kicked off the week in one of our province’s fastest-growing municipalities, the Town of CBS, alongside Ken McDonald! Thank you to Mayor Darrin Bent, local seniors and members of the business community for a productive conversation on shared priorities, such as public safety and health care.

With our oil and gas and hydroelectricity potential, Newfoundland and Labrador is ready to help power the future. Thank you for having me, @weareenergynl.bsky.social

What a beautiful day for a barbecue! Glad to join Minister Davis at an annual End of School BBQ for students in our districts. Wishing everyone a great finish to the school year!

As Canada’s first astronaut in space, Marc Garneau inspired generations to look up and dream bigger. His legacy in science, space exploration, public service, and leadership will not be forgotten. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and all Canadians mourning this tremendous loss.

Great energy today with community, industry and labour leaders discussing key takeaways from the First Ministers’ Meeting. Now is not the time to pause. It’s time to keep the momentum going and build a stronger future for Newfoundland & Labrador.

Proud to represent Newfoundlanders and Labradorians at the First Ministers’ Meeting. Great discussions today on trade, energy, and economic growth. Our province is ready to lead on major projects that create jobs and strengthen our provincial and Canadian economy.

Today we raised the Pride flag at Confederation Building to mark the start of Pride Month. It’s a time to celebrate love, inclusion, and the strength of the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community—and to keep working toward a province where everyone feels safe and accepted.

Our government is taking meaningful steps to support a healthy Newfoundland and Labrador. We’re investing in primary care, recruitment and retention of health care professionals, vaccines for seniors, addictions recovery support, ambulance and emergency medevac services and more.

As a father, I’ve seen firsthand the care and guidance early childhood educators give our kids—and how much that support means to families. This week, we say thank you. Your work matters, and we’re proud to back it with real support like training, bursaries, better wages, and benefits.

Mountaineer Michael Kirby from CBS recently accomplished one of the greatest feats there is - conquering Mount Everest. This achievement is a testament to your strength and perseverance. Newfoundland and Labrador is incredibly proud. Congratulations!

Starting this fall, the Provincial Continuous Glucose Monitoring Program is expanding to include all individuals with Type 1 diabetes who meet the medical and income-testing criteria—helping more people better manage their health and reducing costs. Read more: www.gov.nl.ca/releases/202...

Budget 2025 boosts public safety with added support for police and correctional officers, improved training and equipment, better access to justice, and stronger emergency response—giving communities across Newfoundland and Labrador the tools to stay safe and supported.

While in Rotterdam, it was great to meet with Hugh Adsett, Ambassador of Canada to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, to discuss our nations’ close connection. I also had the pleasure of speaking of our province’s vast green hydrogen and technology resources and potential at the Energy NL reception.

I was pleased to sign a MOU with the Port of Amsterdam to collaborate and share information on green hydrogen opportunities and potential projects. Newfoundland and Labrador is ready to play a key role in the sustainable renewable energy industry! Read more: www.gov.nl.ca/releases/202...