Brian Pallister
Party leader and PC candidate in the Fort Whyte Winnipeg race.
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June 10, 2019
Global News - ...assessment bill approved in the Senate with amendments The six premiers are Ontario’s Doug Ford, New Brunswick’s Blaine Higgs, Manitoba’s Brian Pallister, Saskatchewan’s Scott Moe and Alberta’s Jason Kenney — all of which lead small-c conservative parties opposed to the Trudeau Liberals — as...
Trucking subsidies, addictions funding and more promised by Manitoba government
June 10, 2019
Global News - ...$15 million in significant repairs and restoration of the Centennial Concert Hall, Crowns Services Minister Colleen Mayer announced Monday. Premier Brian Pallister said last week that a pre-election blackout on government announcements would come shortly. Pallister has not said exactly when he will call an...
Trucking subsidies, addictions funding and more promised by Manitoba government
June 10, 2019
CTV - ...and advocate engagement," Friesen said in a written statement. The government announcements come before a pre-election blackout that Premier Brian Pallister said last week was imminent. Pallister left last Tuesday for a trip to Europe that is expected to last 12 days. Under provincial law, Manitoba...
Comedy show takes final bow
June 10, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...up job, using all of the Trumpian mumbo-jumbo, braggadocio, posturing and hand gestures. NOTABLE PERFOMANCES: Nick Xidos played Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister. The others? Hank Korman was Liberal MLA Dr. Jon Gerrard; Corey Quintaine was Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman; Diane Isfeld portrayed Point Douglas...
Letters, June 10
June 10, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...have displayed had a premier from any other party in Manitoba failed to attend the principal events for the 75th anniversary of D-Day. Premier Brian Pallister should realize that without the sacrifices made by Canadians during the Second World War, any subsequent holidays and business meetings in France...
BRODBECK: Government blackout period likely begins this week
June 9, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...this week as it gets set to implement a self-imposed blackout period on government advertising before an expected September election. Premier Brian Pallister announced last week he plans to impose the blackout on a voluntary basis, more or less in line with the legislated 90-day period before a fixed...
Cheers to Manitoba liquor laws
June 8, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...the best balance of social responsibility and service to customers. In other words: keep the status quo. During his campaign to be premier in 2015, Brian Pallister stated clearly he would not privatize liquor sales if he won. But the hopes of the privatize-it posse were raised recently when Manitoba Crown...
Pollution and your pocketbook
June 8, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Kenney and the United Conservative Party. Saskatchewan, Ontario, New Brunswick and Manitoba also oppose the carbon tax. For what it’s worth, the Brian Pallister-led government came up with its Made-in-Manitoba Climate and Green Plan. The feds, however, deemed it didn’t go far enough in pricing carbon...
No excuse for Pallister’s absence from D-Day ceremony
June 7, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...To continue reading, we recommend our Read Now Pay Later membership. Simply add a form of payment and pay only 27¢ per article. Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister placed himself squarely in the third category on Thursday by making the unexplainable and inexcusable decision not to attend the most significant...
Pallister numbers up in popularity poll
June 7, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - Premier Brian Pallister is enjoying a slight uptick in his popularity, according to a new poll. An Angus Reid Institute (ARI) poll released Friday found 46% of Manitobans surveyed approve of Pallister’s performance, amid repeated hints that he’ll call an election soon. That approval rating is up from 44% in...