We have a 15-year band-aid approach albeit a very expensive band-aid approach.

What really galls me is the fact that even with the $150 million, even though we're going to be subsidizing those jobs between $30,000 and $40,000 a year the company is still looking for concessions from the workers out there.

We paid the price and we'll have to wait and see if the premier will pay the price for putting his political friends in high-profile, high-paying government positions.

It doesn't affect those who burn electricity to heat their homes, and it's not inclusive enough in the point that any family that makes over $30,000 gets nothing out of this plan.

We're operating snowplows in St. John's 24 hours a day. I don't why we couldn't do that on the main highway in our province.