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For us here in Newfoundland and Labrador, September 11 carries a particularly powerful connection. In the days following the attacks, the town of Gander — with a population of only about 9,000 at the time — opened its doors and its heart to approximately 7,000 stranded airline -

Huge congratulations to all 4,500 runners from around the globe who crossed the line today! Grateful to run into some pals along the way, and a special shoutout to my buddy Hady for the push at Mile 9—you came in clutch 🙌 Already counting down to next year!!

Jokes aside, stay safe everyone! Make sure to: • Secure or bring in loose outdoor items (BBQs, patio sets,bins, etc.) • Charge up phones, flashlights, batteries, and power banks • Stay away from the ocean • Check in on neighbours, seniors, and anyone who might need help

Make your voice heard and get your arse to the polls! 💪 Not sure who to vote for? Vote for the candidate you believe will best represent your district at Confederation Building — or the party that best reflects your values and addresses the issues you care most about. 🔵🟠🔴⚫️

The original location at the Knights of Columbus was within walking distance of major social housing areas and seniors living complexes. By moving the polling station to a new, unfamiliar site that is harder to access, this decision risks disenfranchising voters.

2/ I brought him some chocolate, a campaign pin, and even offered him some free curling lessons. This kid has such a bright spark. He reminds me a lot of myself as a kid who loved politics. Kirill is definitely going places

sometimes even offering strategy advice mid-game while we were playing against him! Bill had a tremendous curling career, and to be coached and encouraged by one of Newfoundland & Labrador’s greats (via PEI) is something I’ll always be grateful for.

2/ Greg is a dynamic leader whose approach is informed by a wide range of life experiences, from his upbringing in social housing to his success on the national curling stage, where he has served as both a champion and a role model for future curlers and young LGBTQ+ athletes.

Thank you for sharing your ideas, lived experience, and passion for building a St. John’s that truly works for everyone. Accessibility and inclusion should be the forethought of every decision we make!