Brian Pallister
Party leader and PC candidate in the Fort Whyte Winnipeg race.
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October 23, 2019
Pembina Valley Online - ...has a new agriculture minister. Premier Brian Pallister named his cabinet Wednesday morning, which will see Midland MLA Blaine Pederson lead the new Department of Agriculture and Resource Development. This expanded department will focus on agriculture and natural resources, including watershed...
Local MLAs Help Form New Pallister Cabinet
October 23, 2019
Pembina Valley Online - Premier Brian Pallister has announced his new slate of cabinet of ministers following the September provincial election that saw the Progressive Conservatives form a second consecutive government in Manitoba. For Morden-Winkler MLA Cameron Friesen there is no change in duties who will continue to look after the...
Province Announces First Three Projects Under GROW Trust
October 22, 2019
Pembina Valley Online - ...to support our producers as stewards of the land, recognizing the environmental benefits that come from healthy ecosystems,” said Premier Brian Pallister. “Our government values the critical role farmers play in managing our landscapes and watersheds. Working in collaboration with producers and...
Letters, Oct. 19
October 19, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...are provincial) mean they can’t afford to put food on their tables. So if people are living in poverty, why is Kaufmann cheering the fact that Brian Pallister fired 2,000 civil servants, and suggesting that using Pallister’s attrition model, 40,000 more federal employees should be fired? Can these 42,000...
‘Lend a hand to your neighbours’ during storm cleanup, Winnipeg mayor asks
October 18, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...after the intense snow storm that hit the province last week. Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman said he's anticipating meeting with Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister next week to discuss assistance with storm cleanup. (CBC) Bowman said he anticipates speaking with Premier Brian Pallister next week about the...
Four Métis candidates vying for federal seat in Winnipeg’s Saint Boniface-Saint Vital – APTN News
October 18, 2019
APTN Manitoba - ...work in the riding. While the province is in charge of healthcare, all three candidates have said they will do their best to work with Premier Brian Pallister to ensure residents concerns are addressed. Réjeanne Caron is running for the Conservatives but she declined to speak with APTN. Caron is a member...
Riding on a razor’s edge
October 18, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...an active participant in efforts to help save the Concordia Hospital emergency room, which has been converted to an urgent care centre by Premier Brian Pallister's Progressive Conservative government. Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said earlier this week that if his party became part of a coalition...
Province’s money-losing marijuana numbers don’t add up, opposition leaders say
October 16, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...to keep "most if not all of the revenue from cannabis sales" next year, money he said could be spent fixing health care and improving education. "Brian Pallister is trying to hide cannabis profits so he doesn’t have to admit that his cuts to health care and education are unjustifiable," Kinew said. ...
City-wide state of emergency declared after roughly 2,000 residents go without power
October 13, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...where they may need to be cut down. There is no estimate how many non-city-owned trees have been damaged, Shaw said. Bowman, along with Premier Brian Pallister, both declared states of emergency Sunday, and the mayor said provincial and civic efforts have been coordinated and collaborative. The emergency...
Pallister says province can save $200M by shopping smarter
October 11, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - Premier Brian Pallister said smart shopping by his government will save nearly $13 million this year and predicted those savings will grow to $200 million by March 2025. Pallister said the government is investing $12 million in a private-sector contract that will help produce the savings over the next five...