Brian Pallister
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August 12, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...provincial election campaign in Manitoba will get officially underway as early as today. Premier Brian Pallister announced in June that he was moving up the election from its scheduled date of October 2020 to Sept. 10 of this year. He has until Tuesday to visit the lieutenant governor and start the election...
Manitoba’s provincial election could be called as early Monday
August 12, 2019
Global News - ...provincial election campaign in Manitoba will get officially underway as early as today. Premier Brian Pallister announced in June that he was moving up the election from its scheduled date of October 2020 to Sept. 10 of this year. He has until Tuesday to visit the lieutenant governor and start the election...
Free Press Head Start for Aug. 12
August 12, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - Top stories Brian Pallister, centre, with five nominees for MLA (from left); Audrey Gordon (Southdale), Jasmine Brar (Burrows), Susan Boulter (River Heights), Aman Sandhu (The Maples), Nancy Cooke (Fort Garry). Campaign could start today: Regardless of when the provincial election begins, the next legislative...
Letters: Aug. 12, 2019
August 12, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...plan a long time ago. My guess is that they will now set up a new committee, and sub committee to study the problem for probably another 4/5 years. Brian Pallister, Brian Bowman the need is now, not tomorrow. As far as the current Feds are concerned, it ain’t sexy enough, and besides, we’re talking Western...
And they’re off: What Manitoba’s parties hope to achieve in this early election
August 12, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...the cusp of an election expected to formally start Monday afternoon, PC leader Brian Pallister was given another chance to explain why voters are going to the polls a year ahead of schedule. Initially, Pallister famously suggested voters don't want anything to distract from the province's 150th birthday next...
What’s been promised so far by Manitoba’s political parties in the 2019 election
August 12, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...provincial election is expected to officially begin Monday afternoon when Progressive Conservative leader Brian Pallister will head to Lt.-Gov. Janice Filmon's home to ask her to dissolve the legislature. The ceremonial act, often called the writ drop, will usher in a 29-day campaign. Manitobans head to the...
Election campaign in Manitoba will get officially underway as early as today
August 12, 2019
CTV - ... The Canadian Press WINNIPEG -- The provincial election campaign in Manitoba will get officially underway as early as today. Premier Brian Pallister announced in June that he was moving up the election from its scheduled date of October 2020 to Sept. 10 of this year. He has until Tuesday to visit the...
Letters, Aug. 12
August 12, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...we have tried, unsuccessfully, to access them through freedom-of-information applications. The real debate at this time, however, belongs to Brian Pallister, Wab Kinew and Dougald Lamont. We need to hear our major party leaders declare what is their commitment, plan or approach to strategically and...
Record MLA diversity forecast
August 11, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...the election campaign trail, voters are likely to usher in the most diverse legislative assembly in Manitoba’s history on Sept. 10. When Premier Brian Pallister walks across the lawn to Government House to request the dissolution of his government this week, it will be the start of fundamental change at the...
Pallister nominated in Fort Whyte
August 11, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - Premier Brian Pallister has been nominated as the Progressive Conservatives’ candidate in Fort Whyte for the next provincial election, it was announced Sunday. “I am truly honoured to have the opportunity to represent the residents of Fort Whyte,” said Pallister, the party leader and Fort Whyte MLA since...