Brian Pallister
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« Previous 1 … 53 54 55 … 112 Next »Manitoba families, daycare workers demand better child care as top 2019 election issue
August 21, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...funding to child care centres to ensure workers are well paid and to help improve literacy among young children. Progressive Conservative Leader Brian Pallister said on Sunday his party would offer up to $500 for 3,000 low-income families to spend on child care options of their choice, and continue...
Decision 2019: Leaders’ debate to air live Aug. 28
August 21, 2019
Global News - ...as part of a broadcasters’ consortium with CBC and CTV. The Manitoba Leaders’ Debate 2019, which airs Aug. 28 from 6:10 to 7 p.m., will include Brian Pallister, Wab Kinew, Dougald Lamont, and James Beddome. READ MORE: Controversial poll results raise red flags for Manitoba election watchers Journalists...
PCs no-show at Manitoba poverty debate
August 21, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...made multiple requests to the PCs, even up until today, and were never given a reason why they wouldn't attend. "We said, 'We'd like the leader Brian Pallister to be there, but if not, any one of the other 56 candidates would do.' We were really hoping that one person would be available tonight," he said. ...
CTV Winnipeg to air Manitoba party leaders’ debate on Aug. 28
August 21, 2019
CTV - ...parties. The debate will be online and on TV during the 6 p.m. newscast on Aug. 28. The leaders of Manitoba’s political parties include: Brian Pallister for the Progressive Conservative Party, Wab Kinew for the NDP, Dougald Lamont for the Liberal Party and James Beddome for the Green Party. The...
Un forum électoral sur la pauvreté, sans les progressistes-conservateurs | Élections Manitoba 2019
August 20, 2019
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...public, lors de la période de questions/réponses, a souligné « le déséquilibre » de la discussion en l’absence du premier ministre sortant Brian Pallister et de son parti, le PC. Le chef du Parti vert a placé une figurine de poulet à la place réservée au PC, pour souligner que le parti s'est,...
MANITOBA VOTES: Tories promising more money for film industry
August 20, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...Tories are promising to spend more on the film industry if they are re-elected in the Sept. 10 provincial election. Progressive Conservative Leader Brian Pallister says he would increase the budget for an existing film and video tax credit by $25 million over four years — or just over $6 million a year. ...
Tories put spotlight on film industry tax credits
August 20, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...the sequel to the 1995 Jean-Claude Van Damme action movie, in which his character battled terrorists at Game 7 of the Stanley Cup final.) PC Leader Brian Pallister made the announcement Tuesday from a basketball court set up in Bell MTS Place, part of the set of a film being shot in Winnipeg titled Sudden Death...
MANITOBA VOTES: Liberals would raise minimum wage, create poverty-fighting programs
August 20, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...score, the Manitoba NDP and PCs alike should be condemned.” Lamont said many basic income supports have not increased since 1993, when then-MLA Brian Pallister voted to roll them to 1986 levels. Under the PCs and NDP alike, the social housing allowance has stayed frozen at $285 a month for over 20 years, he...
Liberals would raise minimum wage, create poverty-fighting programs
August 20, 2019
Global News - ...basic income on a “negative income tax” model to top up people’s income. RELATED VIDEO: Manitobans will head to the polls on September 10: Brian Pallister
MANITOBA VOTES: NDP promise to tackle child care wait list, lift funding freeze
August 20, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...commitment to eliminate the wait list for child care spaces along with establishing a $15-per-day child care cost. The NDP say the wait list under Brian Pallister’s government has ballooned to 17,000, leading critics to wonder if 600 spots per year would be enough. “We have to be responsible and realistic...