Brian Pallister
Party leader and PC candidate in the Fort Whyte Winnipeg race.
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September 13, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...critical care work will be transferred to HSC. Recommended months ago: Friesen NDP Leader Wab Kinew said the closure of the ICU is evidence that Brian Pallister's government will not stop cutting health care. "Experts tell us this will have serious implications for dialysis patients who rely on the ICU when...
It’s not easy being Green
September 13, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...always planned to run in the October federal election. He was nominated in the riding currently held by Liberal Jim Carr last fall. Then Premier Brian Pallister threw him — and the rest of Manitoba's political world — a curve, calling a provincial election nearly 13 months ahead of schedule. While the...
Ewasko Hits The Ground Running After Election Win
September 13, 2019
Steinbach Online - ...to business at the Legislature. Manitoba's Progressive Conservative caucus will be sworn in as MLAs of the 42nd Legislature September 25th. Premier Brian Pallister says pending negotiations with the other parties, the next sitting of the Legislature could begin by September 30th. Ewasko is now serving a...
Some election observations
September 13, 2019
My Westman - ...proved some obvious and some not so obvious points on Tuesday night, this past week. The obvious points first. •The PC Party, lead by Premier Brian Pallister, lost some seats, as was expected. The NDP recovered some traditional ground in the City of Winnipeg. The PC loss was predicted by many because of...
Letters, Sept. 13
September 13, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...unaffected by attack ads, the NDP numbers have grown. Although this is a smaller majority, it is a more legitimate one. In 2016, we witnessed Brian Pallister’s 6-8 frame do a victory lap like he had earned a 40-seat majority. It never did seem to dawn on him, or he just didn’t care, that his...
Liberals ponder future without official party status
September 12, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...their preferred leader," he said, referring to a recent Probe Research poll where Lamont's approval rating (42 per cent) scored slightly higher than Brian Pallister's (40 per cent), Wab Kinew's (41 per cent) and James Beddome's (36 per cent). "Maybe it didn't reflect in which candidates they supported, but...
Manitoba Liberal leader stays on despite losing official party status
September 12, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...status, retaining three seats in Tuesday's provincial election. The outcome was disappointing but the future of the party is secure, Lamont said. Brian Pallister's Progressive Conservatives won a second consecutive majority when they captured 36 seats in the 57-seat legislature. The New Democrats improved...
Manitoba Liberal leader staying on despite losing official party status
September 12, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...status, retaining three seats in Tuesday’s provincial election. Lamont says the outcome was disappointing but the future of the party is secure. Brian Pallister’s Progressive Conservatives won a second consecutive majority when they captured 36 seats in the 57-seat legislature. The New Democrats improved...
Manitoba Liberal leader staying on despite losing official party status
September 12, 2019
CTV - ...status, retaining three seats in Tuesday's provincial election. Lamont says the outcome was disappointing but the future of the party is secure. Brian Pallister's Progressive Conservatives won a second consecutive majority when they captured 36 seats in the 57-seat legislature. The New Democrats improved...
Manitoba Liberal leader staying on despite losing official party status
September 12, 2019
Global News - ...status, retaining three seats in Tuesday’s provincial election. Lamont says the outcome was disappointing but the future of the party is secure. Brian Pallister’s Progressive Conservatives won a second consecutive majority when they captured 36 seats in the 57-seat legislature. The New Democrats improved...