Brian Pallister
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« Previous 1 2 3 4 … 112 Next »Pallister says there’s been a decrease in violent crime, as Winnipeg reaches 37 homicides
October 31, 2019
CTV - ...-- Premier Brian Pallister said while the recent rash of homicides and assaults in Winnipeg is a major concern, the number of violent incidents is on the way down. “There’s actually a decrease in violent crime statistically, but any incident of violent crime is obviously a concern to all of us, and...
Ag portfolio expands in Man.
October 31, 2019
The Producer - ...for 30 years, is now responsible for agriculture, mining, forestry, wildlife management and watershed districts in the province. Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister unveiled his new cabinet last week, following the Progressive Conservatives election victory in September. Pedersen is the minister of a new...
Spike in violence worrying but crime still down, Pallister says after Winnipeg stunned by homicides, attacks
October 31, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...crime, statistically, but any incident of violent crime is obviously a concern to all of us, and so of course we're looking at continuing action," Brian Pallister said Thursday after a news conference. "I thank our front-line police for the work they do. I thank our citizens who have involved themselves in...
Women’s hospital on track to open Dec. 1
October 31, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...— the $232.9-million, 388,500-sq.-ft., Health Sciences Centre Winnipeg Women’s Hospital will be open to women, children and families, Premier Brian Pallister announced Thursday. “The new HSC Women’s Hospital is the largest capital health project in Manitoba’s history and reflects our government’s...
How did your Winnipeg neighbours vote in the 2019 Manitoba election?
October 31, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...behaviour. The maps below show a breakdown of how small clusters of voters within your neighbourhood cast their ballots in the election, which saw Brian Pallister's Progressive Conservative government returned to power. Some of the more notable results revealed include: Green Party candidate David Nickarz...
U of M shuffled from provincial education portfolio
October 30, 2019
The Manitoban (UofM) - ...the first cabinet shuffle of his second term as premier, Brian Pallister has transferred post-secondary responsibilities from the education department to the minister of economic development and training. Former minister of agriculture Ralph Eichler will take on issues pertaining to post-secondary education...
Do you wanna go faster? Yeah, you do. The question is whether Winnipeg Transit can make it happen
October 30, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...elected, with different priorities for transportation," said Bowman, providing himself with wiggle room to back out of his 2014 campaign promise. Brian Pallister's Progressive Conservative government has neither ruled out funding a second bus corridor nor agreed to spend money on a busway, a project that...
Guillemard appointed to cabinet
October 28, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...particular portfolio,” Guillemard said. Guillemard was appointed Minister of Conservation and Climate on Oct. 23 in a cabinet shuffle by Premier Brian Pallister. A new ministerial department on Broadway tasked with managing environmental and climate stewardship will be led by Fort Richmond MLA Sarah...
News briefs
October 28, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...at 204-239-4848 or at https://www.prairiefusion.ca Money raised will supported Prairie Fusion programs. Local MLAs appointed as ministers Premier Brian Pallister announced his executive council appointments on Oct. 23 with two local MLAs named. Lakeside MLA Ralph Eichler will be minister of the new economic...
Pallister transfers post-secondary schooling to economic development
October 27, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...tasks previously handled by Education Minister Kelvin Goertzen, who is now focused solely on kindergarten-to-Grade-12 learning. While Premier Brian Pallister made many small changes to his cabinet last week, one of his major adjustments was to remove the responsibility for post-secondary education from...