Brian Pallister
Party leader and PC candidate in the Fort Whyte Winnipeg race.
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September 18, 2019
ChrisD - ...environment. Prince Edward Island started in July and a ban is close in Newfoundland and Labrador. Eight days after winning a second term, Premier Brian Pallister said his Progressive Conservative government will begin consultations with the private sector on ways to eliminate the use of plastic bags. “We...
Pallister targets single-use plastic bags in 100-day action plan
September 18, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - Premier Brian Pallister said his government will seek feedback on a possible plastic bag ban, as one of 100 actions in its first 100 days. Pallister announced Wednesday that his government will consult with the private sector on ways to stop the reliance on single-use plastic bags. “I think Manitobans want us...
Les femmes manquent encore à notre histoire politique
September 18, 2019
La Liberte - ...le Manitoba depuis 1958? Le NPD a supplanté le Parti libéral en 1969 et rien ne laisse entrevoir un revirement de ce changement. Lorsque Brian Pallister a prononcé le traditionnel discours de victoire le soir des élections, les médias ont transmis une image remarquable : tous les députés placés...
Politics has no place in addressing sexual misconduct
September 18, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...sexually inappropriate workplace behaviours are important issues that must be addressed in public discourse and policy. Newly re-elected Premier Brian Pallister’s "no wrong door" policy, announced last year, was one attempt to address the problem of sexual misconduct and workplace harassment. Given the PC...
Letters, Sept. 18
September 18, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...When leaders don’t have to be present at public forums and debates, why should a voter make the effort to vote? During the last election, Brian Pallister admitted that many Manitobans are only $200 a month away from insolvency. So by raising the political donation limit to $5,000 per year, he cannot...
PC incumbents voted back in
September 16, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...competitor, Dan Rugg (NDP) who received 2.054 votes. Eichler, 69, served as agriculture minister in the last provincial government. While Premier Brian Pallister hasn’t appointed his cabinet yet, Eichler said he’s keen to continue working to generate more investment in Manitoba’s agriculture industry. ...
Southwest Winnipeg sticks with incumbents
September 16, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...won with 42.2 per cent of the vote and 3,241 votes cast in her favour. JASON HALSTEAD Progressive Conservative leader and Fort Whyte MLA-elect Brian Pallister delivers a speech to supporters at the party’s campaign wrap-up on Sept. 10. "I think it was very consistent to what we were tracking ourselves...
‘Role model of grace and wisdom’
September 16, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...was made an officer and then a companion of the Order of Canada, the highest rank possible, as well as a member of the Order of Manitoba. Premier Brian Pallister said in a statement, "Miss Richardson has left an indelible mark on Manitoba, not only for her efforts as a business leader, philanthropist and...
Letters, Sept. 14
September 14, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ... This is a forewarning to every parent, grandparent and all other Manitoba residents who have deep interest in Manitoba’s public school system. Brian Pallister announced last week that he would, if re-elected as premier, set in place a course of action that could cripple and ultimately dismantle the public...
Bit less than the same for Liberals
September 14, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - For unlimited access to the best local, national, and international news and much more, try an All Access Digital subscription:We hope you have enjoyed your trial! The loss of the fourth seat it won in 2016 robbed the Liberals of official party status and the perks it brings. The loss of the fourth seat it won in 2016 robbed the Liberals of official party status and the perks it brings. In the 2016 election, due to poor planning and mistakes, the Liberals ran only 51 candidates. More progress on these fronts is required if the Liberals’ long-sought escape from third place is to be achieved.