Tack Strategies

Sign up to vote at andrewfurey.ca before June 28! The sun is setting on your last chance to choose the province’s next Premier. I’ve chatted to Andrew Furey and gotten genuine interest in my Business Plan for Newfoundland and Labrador. Advancing this plan is what I still feel is our province’s only option, so I’m supporting Andrew whole heartedly and asking you to please: 1) visit www.andrewfurey.ca and sign up to vote 2) before August 3 you will receive a PIN# by email 3)... simply cast your vote online using your pin on voting day! Easy stuff! After you sign up, please post here that you did and share so we can get the word out! Read my full business plan at www.tackstrategies.ca See more

Today I’m launching my campaign to become the province’s first Chief Economic Recovery Officer. If you think I’d be a good fit please tag Andrew Furey in the comments. Meanwhile please SHARE this post and my video resume https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Xfmelqb3-2E

Had a chance to chat with @andrewfurey for the first time this weekend and discuss A Business Plan for Newfoundland and Labrador. I was encouraged by Andrew’s openness, interest and quick grasp of ideas. Heres Andrew’s intro video....Take A Look! https://youtu.be/DLUpiO85ssU I encourage you to get engaged and read about some of the ideas we discussed at tackstrategies.ca. Everyone in Newfoundland and Labrador has the opportunity to vote for our next Premier regardless of your political stripe. You do not have to sign up as a member of the Liberal Party. If you want to be engaged, simply sign up at as a Supporter of the leadership candidate at andrewfurey.ca and vote!

Eastbound and Down Trailer...A Business Plan for Newfoundland and Labrador 2020 .....TAKE A LOOK!

ECONOMIC STORM BREWS OVER NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GREG MERCER, HALIFAX, INCLUDES CORRECTION, PUBLISHED MAY 18, 2020 UPDATED 5 HOURS AGO Jamie Fowlow, a Corner Brook businessman who briefly entered the race to replace Mr. Ball, has an idea he thinks could help the province shed that debt. He wants Newfoundland to take over the operation of Marine Atlantic, the federally owned ferry system linking the island to the rest of Canada.... Mr. Fowlow argues in exchange for taking over the cost of operating the ferry, Newfoundland would give Ottawa an ownership stake in the Muskrat Falls project, and the federal government would assume the debt entirely. While the idea hasn’t received much support in St. John’s political circles, the businessman says it’s critical the province assert control over a such critical transportation link. It’s like we’re living in mom and dad’s basement, and mom and dad are Ottawa. We’re afraid to move out, because we always get bailed out when we’re in trouble, Mr. Fowlow said. We’re afraid to stand on our own two feet. We need to keep borrowing the car, and that’s Marine Atlantic. He argues what Newfoundlanders need now is hope.