"Immediately secure a new large ferry to serve both the Bell Island–Portugal Cove and Fogo Island–Change Island–Farewell routes. With capacity for approximately 200 passengers and 70 vehicles, this vessel will provide the province with a properly sized and dependable swing vessel to maintain service during maintenance or mechanical issues, ending the Liberal practice of shuffling ferries between routes and sparking community frustration." — pcnl.ca, retrieved 2025-10-06

"Develop a long-term fleet renewal strategy to replace three aging provincial ferries with modern, dependable vessels. The plan will also include stronger preventative maintenance measures to reduce breakdowns and ensure consistent service.

Explore local shipbuilding options for the three replacement ferries, creating jobs in Newfoundland and Labrador while meeting long-term infrastructure needs."

— pcnl.ca, retrieved 2025-10-06

"Place a visitor customer service lens on the provincial ferry system to make sure it is easy for visitors to book reservations and visit all of our communities." — For All of Us, retrieved 2025-10-08

"We will also formalize a prioritization stream for Special Assistance Grants for communities facing immediate water issues, and increase the amounts allowable for this purpose. We understand communities face challenges addressing urgent system issues, and need funds quickly to ensure water supply." — nlliberals.ca, retrieved 2025-10-02

"Further, we will consult with Municipalities to develop a long-term Municipal Infrastructure Strategy so communities can sustainably plan for their future." — Our Plan for Newfoundland and Labrador, retrieved 2025-10-08

"To deliver the infrastructure people deserve, we will introduce a Newfoundland and Labrador Infrastructure Act —a strong legislative framework that supports transparent, long-term capital planning. We’ll ensure people get the infrastructure they deserve— investments that strengthen communities, support economic activity, and create lasting prosperity - while doing so with fiscal responsibility in mind. Long-term infrastructure planning will empower long-term financial planning while focusing on growing the local workforce and keeping more of the economic benefits here at home. This Act will utilize local community benefits agreements to grow the local workforce, provide opportunity, and keep more of the economic value from these projects here at home." — For All of Us, retrieved 2025-10-08

"Require local community benefits agreements for all natural resource projects and public infrastructure contracts valued over $500,000. This will ensure the principal beneficiary of our resources will always be the people of our province. This will prioritize the hiring of local skilled trade workers, awarding of contracts to local companies, and opportunity for apprentices and underrepresented groups such as women, gender diverse individuals, and Indigenous workers. Projects will be required to employ a minimum of 10% apprentices. In partnership with industry and trades unions, we will work towards the benchmarks outlined by TradesNL." — For All of Us, retrieved 2025-10-08

"These agreements will prioritize:

1. The hiring of local skilled trades workers;
2. The awarding of contracts to Newfoundland and Labrador companies;
3. The creation of opportunities for apprentices and underrepresented groups, including women, gender diverse individuals, and Indigenous workers."

— pcnl.ca, retrieved 2025-10-06

"Introducing a requirement that any public infrastructure projects of over $500,000 in value including schools, hospitals, long-term care facilities, prisons and correctional facilities, will be required to employ a minimum of 10% apprentices." — pcnl.ca, retrieved 2025-10-06

"Pursue a multi-year planning approach for infrastructure including roads, water, sewer, and recreational facilities. We will evaluate existing infrastructure and work with communities to replace it as necessary." — For All of Us, retrieved 2025-10-08

"Improve the delivery of safe, potable drinking water. We will work with local leaders and communities to develop workable small-town solutions that match the area’s needs. We will prioritize funds to municipalities who want to invest to create or improve a municipal water supply." — For All of Us, retrieved 2025-10-08

"A re-elected Liberal government will also commit $2 million to support new Northeast Avalon integrated public transportation. This plan will seek proposals for the expansion of public transportation partnerships in the Northeast Avalon, and could be expanded around the province where there is demand." — nlliberals.ca, retrieved 2025-10-02

"We’ll launch our Regional Transit Taskforce made up of leaders from municipalities, businesses, and communities to develop a clear plan to improve services and lower transportation costs – including better ground transit and more affordable, reliable flights between Labrador and the rest of the province." — A Better Deal for People in Newfoundland and Labrador, retrieved 2025-09-27

"A re-elected Liberal government will continue our work to address traffic and congestion in Paradise and Portugal Cove – St. Phillips by constructing a new interchange on the outer ring road to connect with Trails End Drive, and a further road connection to St. Thomas Line. These measures together will relieve pressure on Topsail Road, and allow for safer, faster commutes for residents of Topsail, Paradise and Portugal Cove – St. Philips. By helping traffic run smoothly in these communities, it in turn helps residents of Conception Bay East and beyond." — nlliberals.ca, retrieved 2025-10-02

"Enact a regular and proactive roadside brush-cutting maintenance plan to improve visibility and reduce the risk of accidents, especially involving wildlife." — pcnl.ca, retrieved 2025-10-06