Brian Pallister
Party leader and PC candidate in the Fort Whyte Winnipeg race.
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August 9, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...jobs and sustainable growth and providing an affordable quality of life. Party leader Wab Kinew was in Brandon in early July criticizing Premier Brian Pallister’s government for cuts to infrastructure spending. He blamed the provincial government’s cuts for delaying construction of the Daly Overpass....
Greens platform includes guaranteed basic income, rising carbon tax
August 9, 2019
Global News - ...a close second in the Wolseley constituency in Winnipeg in the last election. RELATED VIDEO: Manitobans will head to the polls on September 10: Brian Pallister
Manitoba Greens Platform Includes Guaranteed Basic Income, Rising Carbon Tax
August 9, 2019
ChrisD - ...in the last election. The party feels buoyed by a rise in Green support in other provinces. Manitobans will go to the polls Sept. 10. Premier Brian Pallister announced in June he was moving up the election from its scheduled date of Oct. 6, 2020. Pallister must launch the campaign early next week to allow...
Manitoba Greens platform includes guaranteed basic income, rising carbon tax
August 9, 2019
CTV - ...in the last election. The party feels buoyed by a rise in Green support in other provinces. Manitobans will go to the polls Sept. 10. Premier Brian Pallister announced in June he was moving up the election from its scheduled date of Oct. 6, 2020. Pallister must launch the campaign early next week to allow...
Red River College appoints interim president after current CEO’s contract not renewed
August 9, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...the previous president, Stephanie Forsyth. The current board of Red River College is made up of Progressive Conservative appointees. Premier Brian Pallister has said his government played no role in ousting Vogt from his...
One month before e-day, Liberals and Greens are less than halfway to filling their candidate slates
August 9, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...diminishing the significance of the slow pace of their nominations — and both say they were caught off guard when Progressive Conservative leader Brian Pallister scheduled an election one year early. The Liberal party, which has finished third in every Manitoba election since 1990, says it was slow to...
Letters, Aug. 9
August 9, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...of the more than $80 million a year of commissions to pay for it rather than tagging more on to the cost of running MPI. What meddling is Premier Brian Pallister up to now? -Pat Lewicki, Winnipeg ▼ When asked for additional information, the brokers’ CEO, Grant Wainikka, commented that it would "not be...
Provincial election frontrunners lay out views in Flin Flon visits
August 8, 2019
The Reminder - ...– now, it’s provincial party leaders who want to be heard on northern issues for the upcoming election. Both Premier and PC party leader Brian Pallister and Manitoba NDP leader Wab Kinew paid recent visits to the Flin Flon area. article continues below Kinew, who came to town July 23, met with...
Funding key to business-growth co-operation
August 8, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...is, or has been, a funder of many of the recent recipients. And, when asked what he thought of the flurry of federal announcements, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister said he thought it was great. It’s not just cynics who see it as pre-election largess, but regardless of the timing, many of the entities...
Premier knows his way around blackout law
August 8, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...fully aware that we are just about to drop a writ for a Sept. 10 election. You can bet the outcome of the upcoming provincial election that Premier Brian Pallister knew full well he was breaking the rules when he arrived at the soon-to-be-opened Waverley underpass earlier this week to participate in a...