Brian Pallister
Party leader and PC candidate in the Fort Whyte Winnipeg race.
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August 15, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...and praise for Pallister Re: Nitty gritty on Manitoba’s parties (Aug. 12) I can’t agree with the assertion in this article that Premier Brian Pallister’s "strongest suit" is tackling "the government’s operating deficit with a laser-like focus." A premier who is serious about cutting the deficit...
Progressive Conservative Leader Brian Pallister
August 14, 2019
Global News - ...Conservative Leader Brian Pallister speaks to CJOB 680 about his party’s focus for the 2019 provincial...
Judicious spending key to health-care funding pledge
August 14, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...more than the average annual increase of $104 million the Tories have been spending over the past four years. But it’s an improvement. PC Leader Brian Pallister announced Wednesday a re-elected Tory government would spend at least $2 billion more on health care over the next four years; an average of $500...
Health care dominates debate on Day 3 of the Manitoba election campaign
August 14, 2019
CTV - ...for health care on the campaign trail Wednesday, focusing on a file that one political analyst says is the incumbent party's weak spot. Tory Leader Brian Pallister said if his party is re-elected Sept. 10, the province's $6.5 billion health-care budget will receive an additional $2 billion, spread out over four...
Les conservateurs et le NPD mettent l’accent sur les hôpitaux | Élections Manitoba 2019
August 14, 2019
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...et d’investir davantage dans le système de santé. De son côté, le NPD promet deux heures de stationnement gratuit dans les hôpitaux. Brian Pallister affirme que son parti travaille sur les conseils du groupe de travail sur les temps d’attente dans les services d’urgences pour bâtir un...
Province’s fate lies in the hands of Wab Kinew
August 14, 2019
The Manitoban (UofM) - ...provincial election, the NDP — in an effort to distract from its own failures — ran its entire campaign on Progressive Conservative (PC) leader Brian Pallister’s track record of cutting public services. This included ads featuring Pallister with a crazed look on his face while scissors ran across the...
Campaign fabrications a disservice to democracy
August 14, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...to bring in a health-care premium if re-elected. The Tories have made no such pledge and have rejected the idea outright numerous times. Premier Brian Pallister floated the idea of a health tax two years ago, but quashed it within weeks. Since then, he has said on more than one occasion his party has no...
NDP promises free parking near hospitals
August 14, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Manitobans will figure out how to use this initiative to ensure that they have free parking whenever they get to a hospital," he said. PC Leader Brian Pallister was quick to shoot down the idea, saying it "reveals Mr. Kinew's inexperience" and is "a risk we can't afford in Manitoba." Want to get a head...
Health Care Dominates Debate on Day 3 of the Manitoba Election Campaign
August 14, 2019
ChrisD - ...health care on the campaign trail Wednesday, focusing on a file that one political analyst says is the incumbent party’s weak spot. Tory Leader Brian Pallister said if his party is re-elected Sept. 10, the province’s $6.5 billion health-care budget will receive an additional $2 billion, spread out over...
Prairie provinces have no plans to put carbon tax stickers on pumps
August 14, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...brief. "Saskatchewan has no plans to mandate operators to display stickers showing the cost of the carbon tax on gas prices," said Jim Billington. Brian Pallister in Manitoba, running to keep his job as premier, previously announced a blackout on government communications in the leadup to the Sept. 10...