Brian Pallister
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August 23, 2019
Steinbach Online - ...Progressive Conservative Leader Brian Pallister is assuring Steinbach residents that the Rest Haven expansion project will proceed. Concerns have been raised due to the fact shovel is not yet in the ground and we are in the middle of an election campaign. "Not a chance that project won't happen, not one...
Letters, Aug. 23
August 23, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...the former provincial government. This seems counterproductive to the premier’s new promise for increased funding to encourage tourism. Premier Brian Pallister is promising to spend money to encourage tourism in Manitoba. When I travel, I try to take advantage of local transit. This would mean Winnipeg...
Manitoba Liberals seek to reunite immigrant families, remove $500 ‘head tax’
August 22, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...very first act in power was to impose a head tax," Lamont said at a press conference Thursday. "A Manitoba Liberal government will eliminate it." Brian Pallister's Progressive Conservatives brought in the fee as part of Manitoba's nominee program in November 2016. The program allows the government to...
Bargaining review shuffles deck
August 22, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...the MGEU is disappointed in the results, but this is a democratic process and the voters have made their decision." Gawronsky lashed out at Premier Brian Pallister for forcing unions and individual union members to battle each other to decide who should represent them. "The premier forced these votes on us....
Meth treatment, midwives and MPNP: what the parties promised today
August 22, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Street Project, he said, to deliver a protective care area where somebody who’s suffering from meth psychosis could be taken. Meanwhile, Premier Brian Pallister was in Thompson Thursday, where he announced a number of justice-related issues, with a price tag of $12 million. The campaign promise included...
Worsening economic numbers arrive on Manitoba campaign trail
August 22, 2019
CTV - ...subtract from (gross domestic product) gains over the next few years," it stated. NDP Leader Wab Kinew said the findings may explain why Premier Brian Pallister moved up the election to Sept. 10 from its scheduled date of Oct. 6, 2020. "I told you at the outset of this election (campaign) that Mr. Pallister...
Manitoba Liberals would remove ‘head tax’ from worker nominee program
August 22, 2019
CTV - ...Liberals say they would toss out a $500 fee for skilled foreign workers wanting to come to the province if the party wins the Sept. 10 election. Brian Pallister's Progressive Conservatives brought in the fee as part of Manitoba's nominee program in November 2016. The program allows the government to...
Manitoba Liberals swerve left in effort to steal votes from NDP
August 22, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...PC and NDP. The NDP don’t want to be painted as the "tax and spend" party by the Tories, Adams said, though that way of thinking is among Brian Pallister’s favourite talking points. Want to get a head start on your day? Get the day’s breaking stories, weather forecast, and more sent straight to...
Worsening economic numbers arrive on Manitoba campaign trail
August 22, 2019
Global News - ...Election 2019 Promise Tracker: Where do the parties stand on the major issues? NDP Leader Wab Kinew said the findings may explain why Premier Brian Pallister moved up the election to Sept. 10 from its scheduled date of Oct. 6, 2020. “I told you at the outset of this election (campaign) that Mr....
Worsening Economic Numbers Arrive on Manitoba Campaign Trail
August 22, 2019
ChrisD - ...subtract from (gross domestic product) gains over the next few years,” it stated. NDP Leader Wab Kinew said the findings may explain why Premier Brian Pallister moved up the election to Sept. 10 from its scheduled date of Oct. 6, 2020. “I told you at the outset of this election (campaign) that Mr....