Brian Pallister
Party leader and PC candidate in the Fort Whyte Winnipeg race.
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September 3, 2019
Thompson Citizen - ...cent) and Manitobans outside of Winnipeg (58 per cent) are the PCs biggest fans. Forty per cent of the poll’s respondents approved of PC leader Brian Pallister’s performance as premier from 2016 to 2019, while 47 per cent disapproved. The approval rating for NDP leader Wab Kinew was 30 per cent. Liberal...
Élections : taxe scolaire, lieux sécuritaires et médicaments au menu des annonces
September 3, 2019
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...a dévoilé mardi matin l'ensemble de sa plateforme en vue des élections qui auront lieu dans une semaine. Le chef du parti, Brian Pallister, a insisté sur le fait qu'il garantissait la réalisation des promesses de campagne qui sont présentées dans sa plateforme. Il a notamment...
Brian Pallister promises to serve entire term if elected next week
September 3, 2019
Global News - ...rumours of plans to bow out midway through a second term, Brian Pallister says he will serve an entire second term if the Tories are elected next week in Manitoba. In a sit-down interview one-on-one with Global News on Tuesday, Pallister responded “absolutely” when asked if he will serve the full...
Brian Pallister says he will stay for a full second term if elected
September 3, 2019
Global News - Premier Brian Pallister says if the Tories are elected next week in Manitoba, he will serve his full term, dispelling rumours he will duck out halfway...
PCs pledge new fund for northern mining if elected
September 3, 2019
The Reminder - ...new method of funding northern development and mining has been put forward by Brian Pallister and the Progressive Conservative (PC) party. In a visit to Flin Flon and a speech to the Flin Flon Rotary Club August 22, the leader of the PCs said if elected, the party would institute a new proposal currently...
Manitoba NDP promises to restore funding for some drugs, freeze pharmacare deductibles
September 3, 2019
Global News - ...a special drugs program if he were to become premier after next week’s provincial election. Wab Kinew says restoring the funding cancelled by Brian Pallister’s Tory government would cover medication costs for about 1,100 Manitobans with life-threatening illnesses. The special drugs program was created...
Fielding seeking re-election in Kirkfield Park
September 3, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Fielding has spent most of his time working on Manitoba’s health care system as the Minister of Finance in the government of Brian Pallister. Now, he’s hoping his work will speak for itself, as he seeks re-election in Kirkfield Park. Fielding said this election is about trust. “We were left with a...
MANITOBA VOTES: Tories plan to remove school tax from property tax bills
September 3, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...Tories say they’d eliminate the education portion of property taxes over a decade, if re-elected on Sept. 10. Progressive Conservative leader Brian Pallister said the tax currently raises about $80 million per year, a loss he says would be made up through general government revenues. “We’ll do it in...
Green leader wants more honesty from politicians, better humour from himself
September 3, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...four main political parties are live on CBC Manitoba's Information Radio this week in a bid to win over voters. Progressive Conservative Leader Brian Pallister, NDP Leader Wab Kinew, Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont and Green Leader James Beddome will pitch their platforms in a job interview for the Sept. 10...
Public safety a priority for Pallister if re-elected
September 3, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ... With the announcement that a re-elected PC government will balance the province’s budget by 2022, incumbent Fort Whyte MLA and party leader Brian Pallister says the austerity measures that have characterized his first term as premier would continue for the next two years. With the announcement that a...