Brian Pallister
Party leader and PC candidate in the Fort Whyte Winnipeg race.
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August 7, 2019
ChrisD - ... “They are worried their kids won’t get careers that allow them to build a future here in Manitoba. And they are feeling the pinch because Brian Pallister has made their lives more expensive.” The Pallister government has recently converted and closed some emergency rooms in the province in the name...
Efficiency Manitoba forges ahead while fewer people plugged into energy savings
August 7, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...make Manitoba Hydro and local businesses more efficient, and curb the need for expensive power-generation projects. Then-Opposition leader Brian Pallister called it "an inherent conflict" for the utility producing power to tell Manitobans to conserve energy. The head of Efficiency Manitoba, CEO...
WRHA didn’t really turn down free mobile clinic; just made it sound that way
August 6, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...of a potentially free mobile clinic with a controversial government health initiative is certainly not going to ease pre-election anxiety in Premier Brian Pallister's office. If nothing else, this story reinforces the importance of precise language and thoughtfully considered responses to all issues of public...
Unions decry expensive forced battle to win health workers’ votes
August 6, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...of Public Employees — have registered, or plan to, as third parties in the provincial election. Both have already started taking out ads decrying Brian Pallister's approach to health-care (Unifor) and warning Manitoba Hydro may be privatized if the PCs are re-elected (CUPE). Want to get a head start on your...
Waverley underpass opening Aug.19
August 6, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...relief for motorists frequently stopped at the at-grade railway crossing will instead carry a price of $98 million. Mayor Brian Bowman, Premier Brian Pallister and Jim Carr, Minister of International Trade Diversification held a ribbon-cutting Tuesday, even though it's more than a week before the first car...
Waverley Underpass set to open month ahead of schedule
August 6, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...governments will each pay up to $29 million, while the city covers the rest. The city’s portion does include $9.5 million from CN. Premier Brian Pallister said he expects the changes will save time for both personal commuters and businesses. “We are going to see improvements in the flow of people,...
Le passage inférieur de la rue Waverley sera ouvert un an plus tôt que prévu
August 6, 2019
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...qu’on attendait ça », a déclaré le maire Brian Bowman lors d’une cérémonie de coupure de ruban mardi. Le premier ministre du Manitoba, Brian Pallister, le ministre des Relations avec les municipalités, Jeff Wharton, ainsi que les députés libéraux fédéraux Jim Carr et Terry Duguid, ont...
Drivers to dodge dozens of daily trains with opening of new Waverley Underpass
August 6, 2019
CTV - ...open to traffic on Aug. 19, the government said Tuesday. “There are short term pains to making change happen, but change is good,” said Premier Brian Pallister, who spoke to the nuisance the project caused for local businesses around Waverley Street and Taylor Avenue. “But change is good—we’re going...
Premier Brian Pallister says he had no involvement in decision about Red River College president
August 2, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...Premier Brian Pallister says his government played no role in the controversial ousting of Red River College's president. "Having been the recipient of some pretty harsh criticism for allegedly injecting myself in board decisions, I'm not likely going to inject myself into board decisions at this...
Leadership won’t be deciding factor
August 2, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...stage and promotes sweeping change. Leadership appeal will not give any of Manitoba’s three main parties a major advantage in the election. Brian Pallister (PC), Wab Kinew (NDP) and Dougald Lamont (Liberal) are each competent leaders; however, none of them is likely to achieve a strong emotional...