Brian Pallister
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« Previous 1 … 17 18 19 … 112 Next »Manitoba premier says he’ll kill campaign expense rebates he said he would keep
September 11, 2019
Global News - ...Premier Brian Pallister is planning to eliminate a political subsidy he agreed to maintain five months ago. One day after being re-elected with a second majority mandate, Pallister says he will bring forward legislation to kill a rebate given to political parties and candidates for their campaign...
Political parties face fatigue as Manitoba moves from one campaign to the next
September 11, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Later membership. Simply add a form of payment and pay only 27¢ per article. After a four-week campaign, the Progressive Conservatives and leader Brian Pallister won a second consecutive majority Tuesday night when they captured 36 seats in the 57-seat legislature. The New Democrats improved their seat total...
Historic Manitoba Legislature election marks first time black MLAs win seats
September 11, 2019
CTV - ...Authority’s Home Care Program and a 25-year veteran of the Manitoba government, won the Southdale riding seat for the Progressive Conservatives. Brian Pallister and his Progressive Conservatives won a renewed majority government in Tuesday’s election...
Manitoba Hydro needs to cut more managers, says premier
September 11, 2019
CTV - ...off the campaign trail Premier Brian Pallister is back at work. The premier was re-elected Tuesday night with a second majority government. In his office, Pallister announced he’s negotiating with the opposition parties to hopefully begin the next legislative session by Sept. 30. The premier says...
Wab Kinew says Manitoba election shows NDP is on the road to recovery
September 11, 2019
CTV - ...the Official Opposition. The New Democrats now have more new legislature members than veterans. Kinew had polled more favourably than Tory Leader Brian Pallister throughout the campaign. But both leaders remained unpopular on a personal level. Kinew's future as leader is uncertain because the NDP holds a...
Manitoba Votes: Pallister wins Premier post again, triumphant in speech
September 10, 2019
The Reminder - Brian Pallister was jubilant celebrating in Winnipeg. His Progressive Conservative party (PC) took at least 35 seats to form a strong majority. The PCs lost four or five seats from their historic 2016 victory, but their effort was still enough to form government. While dropping some key seats in the legislature,...
‘Forward:’ Manitoba premier sees second- straight majority as affirmation
September 10, 2019
CTV - ... Steve Lambert, The Canadian Press WINNIPEG -- Brian Pallister and his Progressive Conservatives went early and won big. Pallister called an election more than a year before it was scheduled and the vote Tuesday ended with a second consecutive majority government for the Tories. The party was projected to...
MANITOBA VOTES: NDP see growth in seats as victory
September 10, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - The Manitoba NDP picked up seven seats to retain their status as the Official Opposition with leader Wab Kinew pledging that the party would be the “conscience of Manitoba” for the next four years. The NDP were at 18 seats leading and elected at press time, improving on the 12 seats they held when the election was called. “Humble in victory, humble in defeat,” said Kinew, who was played onto the stage at NDP campaign headquarters at The Met in downtown Winnipeg to the strains of “Homegrown” by the Zac Brown Band. “There will be tough times ahead because the full extent of Premier (Brian) Pallister’s health care cuts have not been felt.”Among the seats which went NDP orange was Transcona won by Nello Altomarie and Thompson by Danielle Adams, traditional NDP strongholds won by the Tories in 2016. We elected more women, we elected the first black MLAs in Manitoba (Jamie Moses in St. Vital and Union Station’s Uzoma Asagawara).
Manitoba Liberal Party wins 3 seats, will lose official party status, CBC News projects
September 10, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...came in. "You can put in the best work of your life, and sometimes that's not enough. That's life, and that's politics." CBC News is projecting Brian Pallister's Progressive Conservatives will form their second consecutive majority government. Manitoba Liberal leader Dougald Lamont will hold his seat in...
Manitoba Election: NDP Leader Wab Kinew’s full concession speech
September 10, 2019
Global News - ...NDP Leader Wab Kinew said Tuesday he had conceded defeat to Brian Pallister, but said the gains the party had seen “inspired” him. He also said that the party would hold PC Leader and incumbent premier Brian Pallister with their strengthened...