Call Your Member of the House of Assembly (MHA)

MHA Contact Information

Click here to find your MHA’s Contact Information (takes you to House of Assembly Website).

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Frequently Requested Contact Information

  • Premier Tony Wakeham

  • Government House Leader Lloyd Parrott: (709) 466-4165

  • Leader of the Official Opposition (Liberal Party) John Hogan: (709) 729-3529

  • Official Opposition Members’ Office (Liberal Party Members): (709) 729-3391

  • Leader of the Third Party (NDP) Jim Dinn: (709) 729-2638

  • Third Party Members’ Office (New Democratic Party Members): (709) 729-0270

Call or Visit Your MHA’s Office

Scenario A: Speaking to a Staffer or MHA

Constituent: "Hello, my name is [Your Name], and I am a constituent living in [Your Town/District]."

Staffer: "Hello, how can we help you today?"

Constituent: "I’m calling to demand that [MHA's Name] vote NO on adopting the Churchill Falls agreement during the upcoming special sitting, unless it is first put to a binding, province-wide referendum."

Key Talking Points to Mention:

  • The Promise: "Premier Wakeham promised us a referendum during the 2025 campaign. A special sitting in the House is not the referendum we were promised."

  • Generational Impact: "This deal governs our energy, electricity rates, and revenues past 2041. Politicians shouldn't make this 50-year decision alone."

  • The Line in the Sand: "We expect [MHA's Name] to represent us, not party discipline. If the party tries to force a 'YES' vote, we expect [MHA's Name] to vote NO anyway – even if it means leaving caucus or sitting as an Independent."

Closing Ask:

"Can you tell me right now where [MHA's Name] stands on voting 'NO' without a referendum, or can I expect a written response to my email?"

Scenario B: Voicemail Script

"Hello, my name is [Your Name], a constituent from [District/Community], calling from [Your Phone Number].

I am calling to urge [MHA's Name] to vote NO on the Definitive Cooperation and Implementation Agreement for Churchill Falls at the special sitting, unless a binding province-wide referendum is held first.

Premier Wakeham promised the people a referendum on Churchill Falls. A vote in the House of Assembly does not fulfill that promise. This decision affects our province for generations.

We expect [MHA's Name] to put constituents above party lines and vote NO – even if that means leaving the caucus to sit as an Independent MHA.

Please call me back at [Your Phone Number] or email me to confirm the MHA's position. Thank you."