Brian Pallister
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July 18, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...A clean break makes plenty of sense, not to mention potentially saving the public plenty of cents. It's worth noting the province, under Premier Brian Pallister, has left its seat vacant on the WFC board for several years while also having a financial stake in Triple B. With an election looming, it's hard to...
Manitoba hopes to woo Quebec civil servants worried about religious symbols ban
July 18, 2019
Global News - ...Quebec who are concerned about a new law in the province banning religious symbols. Manitoba has a shortage of bilingual civil servants, Premier Brian Pallister says, and will send letters to Quebec professional organizations, colleges and other entities to invite public-sector workers to move west. “We...
Manitoba Wants to Attract Quebec Civil Servants Worried About Clothing Law
July 18, 2019
ChrisD - ...Quebec who are concerned about a new law in the province banning religious symbols. Manitoba has a shortage of bilingual civil servants, Premier Brian Pallister says, and will send letters to Quebec professional organizations, colleges and other entities to invite public-sector workers to move west. “We...
‘I’ve had confrontations as a 6-foot-8 man’: Premier addresses downtown safety
July 18, 2019
CBC Manitoba - Premier Brian Pallister says downtown safety in Winnipeg must be addressed considering even a man of his height gets into confrontations when he tries to shop on Portage Avenue. "I'm six foot eight and I like to go to Mountain Equipment Co-op," Manitoba's premier told reporters during a media availability on...
Manitoba has no ‘clothing police’: Premier to Quebec civil servants concerned with clothing law
July 18, 2019
CTV - ...WINNIPEG - The Manitoba government wants to recruit civil servants from Quebec who are concerned about a new law banning religious symbols. Premier Brian Pallister says Manitoba has a shortage of bilingual civil servants and will reach out to Quebec public-sector workers to tell them Manitoba has no, quote --...
Pallister wants to attract Quebec civil servants worried about ‘clothing police’
July 18, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...Manitoba government wants to recruit civil servants from Quebec who are concerned about a new law banning religious symbols. Premier Brian Pallister says Manitoba has a shortage of bilingual civil servants and will reach out to Quebec public-sector workers to tell them Manitoba has no "clothing police." ...
Pallister pans Ottawa’s school retrofit cash plan, calls initiative ‘hoax’
July 18, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...of Manitobans’ carbon-levy revenue to the province’s school boards for items such as solar panels or insulation upgrades. OTTAWA — Premier Brian Pallister is rebutting the federal Liberals’ plans to have the province remit carbon-tax dollars for school retrofits, calling it a “hoax.” OTTAWA —...
‘We won’t be part of a hoax’: Manitoba premier on refusal of federal carbon tax proceeds to fund green projects at schools
July 18, 2019
CTV - ... Josh Crabb , CTV News Winnipeg Premier Brian Pallister said Thursday the province will not accept an offer from Ottawa to provide roughly $5 million in federal carbon tax proceeds to fund green projects at Manitoba schools in the province because he sees the move as public relations exercise. “We...
Manitoba wants to attract Quebec civil servants worried about ‘clothing police’
July 18, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...Quebec who are concerned about a new law in the province banning religious symbols. Manitoba has a shortage of bilingual civil servants, Premier Brian Pallister says, and will send letters to Quebec professional organizations, colleges and other entities to invite public-sector workers to move west. “We...
Producers want recognition in Man. election
July 18, 2019
The Producer - ...2016, Manitoba farmers were desperate for change. After 17 years of an NDP government, farmers and rural residents voted overwhelmingly for Premier Brian Pallister and the Progressive Conservative party. The Tories easily won every rural seat in the southern region of the province, including traditional NDP...