Brian Pallister
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« Previous 1 … 31 32 33 … 112 Next »Progressive Conservatives focus on tax cuts in final campaign stretch
September 4, 2019
Global News - ...Progressive Conservative leader Brian Pallister recommitted to many of his tax promises during a campaign stop Wednesday. Lowering taxes has been at the centre of the party’s election platform. Pallister said his promises will help Manitoba families and save the average taxpayer just over $2,000 over...
Liberals say universal drug coverage would save Manitobans $121M each year
September 4, 2019
Global News - ...estimate a national drug plan would save Manitobans more than $121 million each year and the average family about $350. Lamont, who suggests Brian Pallister would not buy in to federal pharmacare, is calling on the Progressive Conservative leader to make his intentions clear. RELATED VIDEO: Manitoba...
Pallister strikes down retirement speculation
September 4, 2019
CTV - ...promises, if elected. “At some point Manitobans are going to retire me whether I like it or not and that’s what goes with politics,” said Brian Pallister. “In the meantime, I’ve never been more inspired to be more involved in public life.” The 65-year-old party leader entered politics in 1992,...
Manitoba PCs peg their election campaign promises at $856 million
September 4, 2019
Global News - ...Progressive Conservative leader Brian Pallister says $856 million in new campaign promises will be paid through finding efficiencies, selling unusable government property and reducing senior management. The Tories have released price tags connected to promises they say they’ll keep if re-elected...
NDP promises to ban mandatory OT for nurses
September 4, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...Union president Darlene Jackson, who attended the NDP event and spoke in favour of Kinew's pledge. In August, Progressive Conservative leader Brian Pallister vowed to hire 200 new nurses over the next four years. Jackson said the PC pledge is unrealistic because vacancies would have to be filled first. ...
MANITOBA VOTES: Liberals will push to be a part of national pharmacare
September 4, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...not be as popular as his party, a survey says. While the PCs may generally expect to win re-election on Sept. 10, 54% of Manitobans disapproved of Brian Pallister, who leads the party and is the incumbent candidate for premier, according to a recently conducted Probe Research poll. Probe found 40% of the...
MANITOBA VOTES: NDP would hire more nurses, ban most mandatory OT
September 4, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...and more easily retain nurses. “Right now, nurses are being used to glue a failing system together with overtime,” said Jackson. PC leader Brian Pallister, who previously made a campaign pledge to fill nurse vacancies and hire 200 additional nurses, rejected the idea of an overtime ban. “Mandatory...
Dozens of business owners demand environment answers from Manitoba party leaders
September 4, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...action on the growing risks that environmental degradation poses to the province’s economic well-being. The letter does not endorse PC Leader Brian Pallister, the NDP's Wab Kinew, Liberal Dougald Lamont or Green party Leader James Beddome. Rather, it asks each candidate to take a "clear and strong...
Liberals Say Universal Drug Coverage Would Save Manitobans $121M Each Year
September 4, 2019
ChrisD - ...estimate a national drug plan would save Manitobans more than $121 million each year and the average family about $350. Lamont, who suggests Brian Pallister would not buy in to federal pharmacare, is calling on the Progressive Conservative leader to make his intentions clear. Subscribe for Daily...
Dougald Lamont dishes on music, elbow patches and ending a 66-year Liberal drought
September 4, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...would be if we can take the PCs down from a majority so that they are not able to run roughshod over this province. Progressive Conservative Leader Brian Pallister and NDP Leader Wab Kinew will be in studio later this week. Green Party Leader James Beddome was in the studio on Tuesday. Asked how he's handling...