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Port aux Basques mayor gets himself in trouble by calling the Newfoundland Fixed Link Project `'tunnel going nowhere`: "I meant incomplete highway, not Labrador"
Port aux Basques mayor John Spencer, in his opposition to the Fixed Link, had called it the 'tunnel going nowhere'.
He has been accused of being dismissive of the Labrador province where the proposed Fixed Link is planned to connect Newfoundland with the mainland Canada. He now says 'by tunnel going nowhere" he meant the incomplete highway (referring to the planned highway along the coast of Quebec), not Labrador.
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Port aux Basques mayor gets himself in trouble by calling the Newfoundland Fixed Link Project `'tunnel going nowhere`: "I meant incomplete highway, not Labrador"
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/john-spencer-tunnel-to-nowhere-clarification-1.5429226
Port aux Basques mayor says 'tunnel going nowhere' meant incomplete highway, not Labrador | CBC News
www.cbc.caJohn Spencer says when he criticized the idea of a fixed link between Newfoundland and mainland Canada he was referring to an incomplete highway, not to Labrador as a whole.