Philip Earle
- Born
- L'Anse au Loup
- Career
- Airline executive, local businessman
- Political Experience
- Appointed to the Premier’s Economic Recovery Team, served as a Commissioner at the Independent Appointments Commission, elected Member of Parliament for Labrador in 2025
- Notable
- First member of the 45th Parliament declared elected
Where Philip falls on key policy spectrums
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How We're Governed
Land & Community
Total votes cast: 11,284
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Mr. Speaker, I am always happy to ask questions relative to Labrador. I will speed it up a little bit, but I am also happy that my colleagues from Newfoundland and Labrador are here because it gives me an opportunity through my question to talk about the great things our government is doing in Labrador. We have heard about the announcement for—
Thank you very much. Thank you to the witnesses. I'd like to direct my first couple of questions to Mayor Perreault. You talked a lot about the committee that works collaboratively with you, as mayor. I want to understand the structure of that committee a bit more. Who participates in it? Is it members of the CAF along with the municipality, or is it other municipalities that are adjacent? As
Most likely I misunderstood, so I do apologize for that. I think that's good news, because I was concerned that the population may have been declining because of people's fear of the contamination and the related carcinogenics and cancers that may be related there. It is good news that it's going up. My next question is for the mayor from Terrebonne. I really appreciated your presentation and
Thank you for that. I really appreciate the answer. There's some really good context. Early in your testimony you talked about a reduction in population in your community. I believe I heard a number—just doing the simple math on it—that there are as many as 3,000 fewer people in the municipality today than there were a few short years ago. Is that directly correlated to reduced activity on the
Mr. Speaker, today I rise with gratitude to mark one year since I was elected to serve the people of Labrador, an honour I carry every day. Since forming government a year ago, we have made meaningful progress on the priorities that matter most to Labradorians. In that time, we have strengthened search and rescue capacity and have secured critical generational investments for 5 Wing Goose Bay.