Brian Pallister
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July 25, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...the brokers would solely offer all online MPI transactions. NDP documents estimate that would cost MPI $23 million over five years. Premier Brian Pallister dismissed the claim that the process will end up creating extra costs that get passed on to drivers, arguing the two sides need to create a system...
MGEU resorts to arbitration for 12,000 civil servants
July 25, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...arbitration this week, alleging provincial negotiators have refused to make a definitive offer on wages or discuss any non-monetary issues. Premier Brian Pallister’s Progressive Conservative government faces new uncertainty about its imposed wage freeze after the union that represents more than 12,000...
Les progressistes-conservateurs promettent d’éradiquer « la taxe sur la mort »
July 25, 2019
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...vue des élections provinciales de septembre, le premier ministre du Manitoba, Brian Pallister, a promis jeudi que s’il est réélu, son Parti progressiste-conservateur éradiquera ce qu’il qualifie de « taxe sur la mort », soit l'impôt sur les successions. Le parti veut en finir avec cet impôt qui...
Province directs MPI, IBAM to start conciliation process
July 25, 2019
CTV - ...news for consumers, first of all,” said Wainikka in June. “There would be mass layoffs. There would be small business failures." Premier Brian Pallister said his government has not interfered and that it stands for Manitoba taxpayers. - With files from CTV’s Jeff...
Folklorama gearing up for 50th anniversary
July 25, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...a traditional performance by three ambassadors of the Korean Pavilion and a guest appearance from long-time mascot, the Folklorama Llama. Premier Brian Pallister also added his excitement for the special anniversary of the festival. “It is a festival that has entertained us, it has promoted a wonderful...
Brian Pallister vows to end ‘death taxes’ if his party wins Manitoba election
July 25, 2019
Global News - Brian Pallister says there will be no ‘death taxes’ in Manitoba if his Progressive Conservatives are re-elected in the upcoming provincial election. Pallister says he would eliminate probate fees and the provincial sales tax on wills – saving a typical family estate more than $2,600. The Tories have...
Tories promise to ax death taxes if re-elected
July 25, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...Conservatives would end probate fees on estates and remove the provincial sales tax on wills, if re-elected. Progressive Conservative leader Brian Pallister said the fee cuts would cost the province about $11 million per year, allowing Manitobans to save that amount. “We’ve all had to deal with the...
Manitoba premier promises he’ll end death taxes if his party wins election
July 25, 2019
CTV - ... The Canadian Press Premier Brian Pallister says there will be no death taxes in Manitoba if his Progressive Conservatives are re-elected in the upcoming provincial election. Pallister says he would eliminate probate fees and the provincial sales tax on wills -- saving a typical family estate more than...
Pallister Government Would Eliminate ‘Death Taxes’ on Wills, Estates
July 25, 2019
ChrisD - ...— Premier Brian Pallister‘s government vowed Thursday to eliminate so-called “death taxes,” if re-elected. Pallister said the Progressive Conservatives would scrap PST on wills and probate fees on estates. The move would save the typical family estate more than $2,600. “Death and taxes need...
Unions wrong to blame police for meth-crisis fallout
July 24, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...in particular, has so far produced an insufficient response to the meth crisis. In the harsh glare of a provincial election campaign, Premier Brian Pallister will be forced to justify his government's half-hearted efforts and respond to opposition pledges of greater resources. The pre-writ period could...