Brian Pallister
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September 25, 2019
ChrisD - ...Steve Lambert, The Canadian Press WINNIPEG — Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister says his Progressive Conservative government is putting $407 million into the province’s rainy-day fund. Pallister says the province has more money than expected, because of higher-than-expected revenues and some...
Tories make deposit to province’s piggy bank
September 25, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...audited financial statements for that year on Thursday. The government had initially planned to deposit $50 million into the account. Premier Brian Pallister announced Wednesday that the government would place $407 million into the fiscal stabilization account, increasing it to $572 million. The...
$407 MILLION: Tories sock away cash for a rainy day
September 25, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - Premier Brian Pallister says his government will make a hefty transfer to its rainy day fund. Pallister told media $407 million will be added to the fund, which is also known as the fiscal stabilization reserve, raising its total to $572 million. “This important contribution means that we’re reducing the...
Pallister says $407M boost to rainy-day fund will help in emergencies
September 25, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...Premier Brian Pallister says his Progressive Conservative government is putting $407 million into the province's rainy-day fund. Pallister says the province has more money than expected, because of higher-than-expected revenues and some lower-than-expected expenditures. Even though the province is...
Manitoba premier says more cash in rainy day fund will help in emergencies
September 25, 2019
Global News - ...Premier Brian Pallister says his Progressive Conservative government is putting $407 million into the province’s rainy-day fund. Pallister says the province has more money than expected, because of higher-than-expected revenues and some lower-than-expected expenditures. Even though the province is...
Manitoba politician who made inappropriate remarks says he’s learned his lesson
September 25, 2019
Global News - ...apologized and has undergone sensitivity training, which he says has made him a better person. RELATED VIDEO: Manitoba Election: Incumbent premier Brian Pallister’s full victory speech after PCs...
NDP lost, so why is Kinew smiling?
September 20, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...was soundly defeated by the incumbent Progressive Conservatives, seemed overjoyed at the results, perhaps more so even than the winner, PC Leader Brian Pallister. In democratic elections, parties win and parties lose. Supporters are disappointed and may even shed a few tears when their favoured parties go...
NDP urged to reconnect with rural Manitoba
September 19, 2019
The Producer - ...the Interlake for 17 years. Manitoba went to the polls Sept. 10 and the NDP finished a distant second to the Progressive Conservatives. Premier Brian Pallister and the PC party won 36 seats, double the 18 seats won by the NDP. The Liberals won the three remaining seats in the legislature. The Tories easily...
Progressive Conservatives win second consecutive majority – The Uniter
September 19, 2019
The Uniter (UofW) - ...Wednesday, Sept. 10, Brian Pallister led the Progressive Conservative Party (PCs) to win their second consecutive majority provincial government. The New Democratic Party, the official Opposition, gained six seats, while the Liberal Party dropped one seat, losing official party status. Numerous elected...
Eliminating plastic bags on PC to-do list
September 18, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...the distribution of virtually all plastic bags occurs, and make sure that we make progress on this file," the premier told reporters Wednesday. Brian Pallister said the province would work with the private sector to eliminate the use of plastic bags in Manitoba, although he didn't provide a timeline. Brian...