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intentions when it came to support for the
Progressive Conservatives or Davis as choice for premier. Satisfaction with the Davis government also remained around 50 per cent, according to CRA. In the spring and summer of 2015, the New Democrats saw a jump in support at the expense of the Liberal Party and were now challenging the Tories for second place. Support for the NDP had increased from 10 per cent in November 2014 to 25 per cent in August 2015. At the same time support for the Liberals declined by 12 percentage points and the Tories fell by two percentage points. After a majority government win by the federal Liberal Party in the October 19, 2015, election their provincial counterparts saw their support surge in the lead up to the provincial election scheduled for November 30, 2015. An Abacus Data poll released on November 6, 2015, showed support for the Liberal Party at 66 per cent. The PC Party was a distant second at 19 per cent and the NDP followed closely at 15 per cent. A Forum Research poll released the following day showed almost identical numbers for the three parties as the Abacus poll. In the final week of the campaign Abacus Data released a second poll showing little change in the political landscape. The Liberals led with 64 per cent, followed by the PCs at 22 per cent and the NDP at 13 per cent. However, two polls released by Forum Research in the final week of the campaign showed a drop in support for the Liberals. Their November 24, poll pegged Liberal support at 52 per cent, followed by the PC Party at 29 percent, and the NDP at 19 per cent. Forum Research released their final poll on November 29, one day before the provincial election. This poll had Liberal support at 54 per cent, trailed by the PCs at 31 per cent and the New Democrats at 15 per cent. This final Forum Research poll also showed that Davis’ approval ratings had risen throughout the campaign while his disapproval ratings had stayed the same. Both Ball and NDP leader
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support of 27 per cent and
Ottenheimer was third with of 21 per cent. 18 per cent of those polled were undecided. Among those who voted PC in the 2011 election 40 per cent picked Davis as their choice for leader. Kent had the support of 26 per cent, Ottenheimer was third with 24 per cent and 10 per cent were undecided. Abacus also asked those surveyed which party they would vote for in a provincial election under each leadership candidate. Davis performed better than both Kent and Ottenheimer, but under his leadership the PC Party would still trail the Liberals. With Davis at the helm, 46 per cent of respondents would vote Liberal, 38 per cent would vote PC and 16 per cent would vote NDP.
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increased to 43 percent. The next two quarterly polls by Angus Reid in June and
September 2015, showed a drop in support for Davis. In June his approval rating stood at 39 percent and by September it had fallen to 31 percent. Davis led his party to defeat in the November 30, 2015, provincial election but an Angus Reid poll conducted during his final weeks as premier showed a jump in support for him. The poll, which was released in December 2015, showed that his support stood at 43 percent. 46 percent of respondents disapproved of his performance. Davis’ support in this poll was the highest he had recorded throughout the course of his premiership.
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through a simpler process. Changes were made to make it easier for an adopted person to reunite with their parents or relatives, once they reach adulthood. As well adult adoptions can now occur because of the updated legislation. This allows for step-children to be adopted by a parent to receive such things as health benefits or inheritance, and allows for people to adopt a person in their care who is developmentally delayed.
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2015. Currently there are 48 electoral districts in the province. His government expects that by reducing the number to 38 the government will save $ 10 million over four years. Along with reducing the number of electoral districts, the Davis government will also review MHA pension plans and identify measures to increase the participation of elected members in the House of
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Assembly until the next election. Representative from the provincial branch of the
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competition on a soccer field near Davis' district of
Topsail. Davis, who went to the soccer field following the stabbing, acknowledged the victim in his first speech as premier. He later told reporters that the advisory committee would bring together people involved in corrections, law enforcement, mental health and advocacy.
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Premier and Minister of Health and Community Services. During the leadership contest both Davis and Kent had promised a health care summit. In November it was announced that the Premier's Health Care Summit would take place on January 14, 2015, in
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in the province by 10. Under the province's current legislation a committee was supposed to be set up in 2016 to review electoral boundaries. Davis announced he was speeding up the process in order to reduce the number of districts before the next election, which is supposed to be called by
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On January 24, 2014, Kathy Dunderdale resigned as Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador and leader of the Progressive Conservative Party. Davis announced days later that he would not be a candidate in the race to succeed her. He later stated that he ruled out a bid in January because of health issues
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be held to elect a new leader. Davis, who had been facing a leadership review at the party's upcoming Annual General Meeting, stated that he would remain leader until his successor was chosen. Following the election of Davis's successor on April 28, 2018, Davis stated that he will remain as the MHA
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had seen their approval ratings hold relatively steady but both leaders saw their disapproval ratings increase. In Forum Research's November 6, poll 25 per cent of those polled thought Davis was the best choice for premier compared to 37 per cent who felt Ball was the best choice. In their November
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announced that there would be 77.5 teaching positions cut for the 2015–2016 school year. Class size caps for grade 4-6 would go up by one student per class, while the cap for Grades 7 through 9 would increase by two students per class. Dalley also announced that with over 150 teachers set to retire
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Davis won the leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party with 52% of the vote on an unexpected third ballot at the party's convention on September 13, 2014. Davis trailed Ottenheimer on the first ballot by 36 votes, Kent finished third and dropped off the ballot. Kent immediately announced he
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that was purchased by the previous Liberal government in 1999. The ferry was purchased for $ 1 million and had been plagued with problems, with $ 18 million having been spent over the years to keep it afloat. In March it was revealed that the government had spent $ 3 million in repairs on the Nonia
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When Davis took over the leadership of the Progressive Conservatives the party was significantly trailing the Liberals in public opinion polls. Support for the PC Party had eroded since 2012 and the Liberals saw a surge in support at the expense of both the Tories and the NDP throughout 2013. Just
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On April 29, 2015, Davis along with his Minister of Health and Community Services and Minister of Seniors, Wellness and Social Development announced a plan to partner with private and non-profit providers to create 360 long-term care beds throughout the island portion of the province. A private or
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eventually became the lone candidate in the race and was expected to be sworn in as party leader on July 5, 2014. However, on June 18, 2014, Coleman announced that due to a health issue in his family he would not takeover as party leader or as premier. The party cancelled their July convention and
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was the only premier to have a lower approval rating than Davis. When Angus Reid released the approval ratings of Canadian premiers in March 2015, Davis saw his approval rating increase to 41 percent, which ranked him among the more popular premiers in the country. His disapproval rating had also
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On October 22, 2015, Davis announced the Downpayment Assistance Program, which is to be administered by the Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation. The program is a two-year pilot project which provides downpayment loans to first-time homebuyers who have low-to-moderate incomes. Applicants
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At the swearing in ceremony for his cabinet on September 30, 2014, Davis announced that the Department of Justice would now be titled the Department of Public Safety and that the Fire and Emergency Services portfolio would now fall under the department. In a surprise move Davis announced that St.
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On December 3, 2013, Davis announced changes to the provinces adoption law. By modernizing the law Davis stated that the government would “streamline and expedite” the adoption system. The changes saw the definition of relative expanded; great-aunts and great-uncles will be able to adopt children
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was the best choice. Satisfaction with the Davis government was at 50 per cent, while dissatisfaction was at 31 per cent. The remainder of those polled did not provide an answer or said it was too soon to tell. Quarterly polls released by CRA over the next year showed little movement in voters
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A CRA poll released on December 8, 2014, their first poll since Davis became premier, showed support for the Progressive Conservatives at 29 per cent. This was a small increase over the 26 per cent the party recorded three months earlier. The PC Party still trailed the Liberals by a significant
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as Minister of Finance and President of Treasury Board, Wiseman had taken over the portfolio earlier that month. On November 27, 2014, Davis announced that government was imposing a freeze on discretionary spending and imposing an extra layer of approval on all hiring. The announcement was made
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On August 8, 2014, Abacus Data released an opinion poll that showed Davis was the favourite among the public to win the leadership of the PC Party. 34 per cent of those polled said they would select Davis as leader if they were casting a vote in the leadership race. Kent placed second with the
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in April. Due to his illness he would be unable to make public appearances till he finished his cancer treatments, and would work from his home. Due to his battle with cancer Davis was unable to campaign in public during the October election, despite this was re-elected with 68 per cent of the
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would serve as the department's new minister, despite not being an elected member of the House of Assembly. Davis received criticism for dropping justice from the department's name as well as the appointment of Manning, due to her being unelected and not willing to seek a seat in the House of
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not to cut oil production despite a major drop in the price of oil since the summer of 2014. When the 2014 budget was released the government forecasted a deficit of more than half a billion dollars and were predicting oil to trade at $ 105 a barrel. When OPEC made their decision not to cut
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During his swearing in ceremony Davis stated that one of his first priorities will be to strike an advisory committee on crime, which he had promised during his leadership bid. The commitment came after an 11-year-old boy had been stabbed the previous evening while participating in a skills
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took over as Attorney General. Davis stated that he had planned to call an election this Spring but that changed when he decided to eliminate eight seats from the House of Assembly and he was not prepared to have Manning serve as an unelected minister for a full year.
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St. John's. Consultations throughout the province began in November to allow residents the opportunity to provide feedback in advance of the summit. Kent announced in December 2014, that work on a new mental health and addictions strategy would begin in early 2015.
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production oil was trading below $ 80 a barrel. For every dollar the price of oil is below the provincial government's projected amount, the treasury loses roughly $ 25 million. Davis would not rule out spending cuts or tax increases in the 2015 budget.
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also led Davis as choice for premier. 46 per cent of respondents polled chose Ball as the best choice to be premier, a six per cent increase in three months. 26 per cent felt Davis was the best choice to be premier, while nine per cent felt NDP leader
905:- a crown corporation in British Columbia specializing in public private partnerships - to facilitate between government and the potential providers. The move was condemned by the public sector unions who called the move an attack on their workers.
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on a rotational basis, two weeks in and two weeks out, to help resolve issues in recruitment. Earlier the year the chief of the community went to the media after he found seven children under the age of 12 in a house by themselves inhaling gas.
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ferry service. In an effort to find savings, the dock at Shoal Arm would no longer be a stop on the ferry route. The route would now include only Pilley's Island, Long Island, and Little Bay Islands. In 2011–2012, the 45 minute sailing between
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Following the 2015 election, the Progressive Conservative Party was reduced to only 7 seats after previously controlling the government since 2003. Davis continued as the party's leader until 2018 and served as Leader of the Opposition.
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In February 2015, Manning announced that negotiations between her and the City of St. John's had reached an impasse regarding the St. John's Regional Fire Department (SJRFD) being the Public Safety Answering Point for 911 service on the
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dropped below support for Davis. A poll in June 2016 showed that Davis was the most popular of the 3 party leaders with support from 35% of respondents. However, another poll suggested that his party's approval was below that of the
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must have a household income of $ 65,000 or less. The downpayment loans range from between $ 4,500 and $ 12,500 and successful applicants will not have to begin repaying their loans until five years after the purchase of their home.
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On March 12, 2015, Davis announced that Manning would no longer serve in cabinet following a shuffle that saw her and two other ministers leave the provincial cabinet. Manning was replaced as Minister of Justice and Public Safety by
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after winning 82 per cent of the popular vote in the by-election. He subsequently resigned as a member of the RNC and was sworn in as the member of the House of Assembly (MHA) for Topsail on April 5, 2010. On July 27, 2010, Premier
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appointed Davis as the Minister of Service NL and Minister Responsible for the Government Purchasing Agency, Office of the Chief Information Officer, and the Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Commission.
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Davis was sworn in as the 12th Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador on September 26, 2014. It is believed that Davis is the first premier in Canadian history to have previously worked as a police officer.
744:. Davis received endorsements from 14 members of the Progressive Conservative caucus, including eight cabinet ministers. He was also endorsed by several former politicians, including former party leaders
1024:. On December 17, 2020, it was announced that Davis had lost the nomination to Matthew Chapman, the 2019 candidate in the riding. In 2021, he was appointed executive director of the Gathering Place.
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announced there was no clear majority. Davis received 340 votes, Ottenhimer won 339 and there was one spoiled ballot. Davis won a clear majority on third ballot receiving 351 votes of the 678 cast.
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On January 15, 2015, Davis announced that the House of Assembly would be opening the following week so that his government could bring forth legislation to reduce the number of
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On October 11, 2016, Davis announced his plan to step down as leader of the Progressive Conservative Party. He sent a letter to PC Party president Mark Whiffen requesting a
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non-profit provider would construct and operate new long-term care facilities and the provincial government would pay a per-bed fee. The Davis government hired
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held on October 19, 2012, Davis became the Minister of Transportation and Works and Minister Responsible for the Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation.
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the Legislative Assistant for the Department of Municipal Affairs. Before entering provincial politics Davis was the media relations officer for the
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weeks before Davis won the leadership race a Corporate Research Associates (CRA) poll showed the Liberals had 32 point lead over the PC Party.
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margin, with that party having the support of 60 per cent of those polled. Support for the NDP had dropped to 10 per cent. Liberal leader
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29, poll 33 per cent thought Davis was the best choice for premier compared to 35 per cent who thought Ball was the best choice.
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was throwing his support behind Davis. When the second ballot votes were announced chief electoral officer
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only months before the decision was made to sell it. The ferry ended up being sold for just $ 76,222.
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2336:"Paul Davis favourite for PC Leadership; 53% of NL has positive impression of NL Leader Dwight Ball"
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On May 12, 2011, Davis was acclaimed as the Progressive Conservatives candidate in Topsail for that
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new teachers would still need to be hired for the upcoming school year to make up the difference.
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In February 2013, Davis announced that the government would decommission and sell the MV Nonia, a
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of the Davis government was read on April 21, 2015. The speech - which was read by the
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2979:"NL Election Kick-Off: Liberals storm to a 47-point lead. It Isn't About the Economy"
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3358:"Paul Davis's political return sparks Conservative Party turmoil | CBC News"
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Davis won the leadership of the Progressive Conservatives at the
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2624:"N.L. Premier Paul Davis To Slash 10 Seats Before Fall Election"
2066:"Legislation Focuses on the Safety and Well-being of Children".
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In October 2020, Davis announced that he would seek the federal
3194:"Dwight Ball, new Liberal cabinet sworn in at Government House"
3172:"Ryan Cleary says 7 seats 'good news' for PCs despite own loss"
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scheduled a new leadership convention for September 13, 2014.
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2314:"Endorsement tracker: Who's endorsing whom in PC leadership"
1873:"$ 3M sunk into Nonia in months before decision to axe ship"
1762:"Report on the Provincial General Election October 11, 2011"
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2904:"Pollster Don Mills: 'Conservatives have run out of steam'"
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2882:"Paul Davis wins PC leadership, becomes premier-designate"
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2597:"N.L. premier shuffles cabinet in face of growing deficit"
2455:"Judy Manning to wait until next election to run for seat"
2358:"Paul Davis wins PC leadership, becomes premier-designate"
1899:"Nonia ferry sold for $ 76K after millions spent on refit"
1516:. Government of Newfoundland and Labrador. 28 October 2011
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3216:"4 Tory cabinet ministers fall to defeat in Liberal rout"
2672:"Throne speech: K-12 long-term program overhaul promised"
2477:"Lawyers question revamping of former justice department"
2217:"Paul Davis enters PC race with call for 'new beginning'"
2239:"Frank Coleman nixes move to politics, premier's office"
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2718:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 30 September 2014
2407:"Premier asks people to pray for stabbed C.B.S. child"
2360:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 13 September 2014
2860:"Unions condemn Paul Davis's long-term care bed plan"
2740:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 27 November 2014
2550:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 26 February 2015
2528:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 18 February 2015
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Coletto, David; Anderson, Bruce (26 November 2015).
2479:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 10 October 2014
2194:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 28 January 2014
1986:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 16 October 2013
1000:, did not have a seat in the House of Assembly, MHA
3069:"Liberals hold steady in Newfoundland and Labrador"
2457:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 1 October 2014
363:
Minister of Service NL of Newfoundland and Labrador
2862:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 28 April 2015
2696:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 24 April 2015
2674:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 21 April 2015
2316:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 1 August 2014
732:related to his 2011 cancer diagnosis. Businessman
2959:. Corporate Research Associates. 9 September 2015
2738:"Paul Davis announces freeze on spending, hiring"
2570:"Basic 911 Service Enhances Safety for Residents"
882:
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2219:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 2 July 2014
2138:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. 6 June 2014
1468:. House of Assembly of Newfoundland and Labrador
3024:"Final NL Poll: Liberals heading for a big win"
3021:
1724:
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1135:2011 Newfoundland and Labrador general election
1038:2015 Newfoundland and Labrador general election
63:September 26, 2014 – December 14, 2015
2811:"Delivering Quality Health Care for Residents"
2716:"Paul Davis taps Steve Kent as deputy premier"
2192:"PC leadership race: Paul Davis says he's out"
1234:- March 16, 2010 On the Senate appointment of
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856:On April 24, 2015, acting Education Minister
252:Minister of Health and Community Services of
3450:First ministers of Newfoundland and Labrador
3374:. NTV News. 18 December 2020. Archived from
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2166:"Newfoundland Tories revamp leadership race"
2083:"Premier conducts major overhaul of cabinet"
1719:
1576:"Paul Davis wins Tory nomination in Topsail"
1438:
672:Minister of Child, Youth and Family Services
659:In May 2013, Davis announced changes to the
374:October 28, 2011 – October 19, 2012
166:September 13, 2014 – April 28, 2018
1702:"Nominations close in Kilbride and Topsail"
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525:from 2015 to 2018, previously representing
334:October 19, 2012 – October 9, 2013
198:Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly
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2926:"Satisfaction with NL Government Declines"
2834:"Kent promises new mental-health strategy"
557:. Between 1987 and 1992 Davis worked with
513:in the province. Davis served as the 12th
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690:Minister of Health and Community Services
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223:April 5, 2010 – November 2, 2018
125:December 14, 2015 – May 14, 2018
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1954:"New people in cabinet, others shuffled"
1628:"Landslide a 'pleasant surprise': Davis"
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1846:"Province getting rid of ferry Nonia"
1366:"Paul Davis sworn in as 12th premier"
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598:nomination in her former district of
505:politician who was the leader of the
3950:Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador
3045:Sampson, Anfrew (25 November 2015).
1731:"'It can't always be somebody else'"
954:Leader of the Opposition (2015-2018)
827:
640:Minister of Transportation and Works
594:, Davis announced he would seek the
515:premier of Newfoundland and Labrador
51:Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador
2405:McLeod, James (27 September 2014).
1494:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1342:"Paul Davis' middle name is Alfred"
1340:McLeod, James (26 September 2014).
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3071:. Forum Research. 29 November 2015
2759:McLeod, James (28 November 2014).
2267:. The Globe and Mail. 20 June 2014
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1382:Bailey, Sue (September 26, 2014).
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2832:McLeod, James (5 December 2014).
2626:. Huffington Post. Archived from
2498:McLeod, James (11 October 2014).
2382:Bailey, Sue (26 September 2014).
2243:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
2037:"Government revamps adoption law"
2035:McLeod, James (4 December 2013).
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1439:Gushue, Lisa (23 November 2015).
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3400:Paul Davis' PC Party biography
2981:. Abacus Data. 6 November 2015
2836:. The Telegram. Archived from
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3001:"Liberals with 44 point lead"
2933:Corporate Research Associates
2884:. CBC News. 13 September 2014
2595:Bailey, Sue (12 March 2015).
2286:McLeod, James (3 July 2014).
1930:. 30 May 2013. Archived from
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631:On October 28, 2011, Premier
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3196:. CBC News. 14 December 2015
3174:. CBC News. December 1, 2015
2906:. CBC News. 3 September 2014
2338:. Abacus Data. 8 August 2014
2168:. Metro News. Archived from
2081:McLeod, James (1 May 2014).
1871:Antle, Rob (18 March 2013).
712:Positron emission tomography
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3290:. CBC News. 11 October 2016
3124:. Angus Reid. 19 March 2015
2164:Bailey, Sue (6 July 2014).
1466:"House of Assembly Profile"
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113:Leader of the Opposition
3338:. CBC News. 14 May 2018
1924:"Charting a new course"
2791:www.releases.gov.nl.ca
1410:"Happy Birthday Tweet"
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627:Minister of Service NL
1372:, September 26, 2014.
990:leadership convention
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706:area did not warrant
3650:Provincial premiers
3098:Angus Reid Institute
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3378:on 18 December 2020
2047:on 24 December 2013
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579:Provincial politics
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16:Canadian politician
3222:. December 1, 2015
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2506:on 16 October 2014
2070:. 3 December 2013.
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1852:. 15 February 2013
1582:. 19 February 2010
1556:. 15 February 2010
1388:The Globe and Mail
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