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Reader's View: Beware endless dirty tricks before Election Day

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By David Sorensen
| Duluth News Tribune Verified
Voting fraud is extremely rare and has never affected the results of a U.S. election. Registering to vote already requires proving one’s identity, and all the propaganda regarding the “need” for more “election integrity” ignores that our elections have been free and fair (gerrymandering and big money aside, that is). Even research by the Heritage Foundation, which was responsible for the anti-democratic Project 2025, has shown voter fraud to be almost nonexistent.
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Provincial Government Investment to Kickstart Economic Revitalization in Lewisporte

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By David Sorensen
| gov.nl.ca
Through a $14-million agreement with the Town of Lewisporte, the Provincial Government is helping transform the community’s former marine terminal into a catalyst for economic revitalization, investment and future growth. The agreement includes an additional $4 million on top of the $10 million already committed by the Provincial Government to support the transfer of the wharf and associated lands to the town and advance economic diversification.
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Statement by Premier Wakeham on Canada-United States Trade Relations

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By David Sorensen
| gov.nl.ca
Statement by the Honourable Tony Wakeham, Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador. “The ongoing trade dispute between Canada and the United States continues to create uncertainty for workers, businesses and communities across our country, including here in Newfoundland and Labrador. “I have said many times before that tariffs on this scale are harmful to citizens and businesses on both sides of the border.
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