Brian Pallister
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October 4, 2019
ChrisD - ...Press WINNIPEG — Manitoba will ban the public consumption of cannabis in all its forms, even if changes are needed to provincial law, Premier Brian Pallister said Friday. “We’ll have to look, probably, at the wording through an amendment if necessary,” Pallister said. “But the intention of the...
Opposition critical of Tory moves to ease interprovincial trade
October 4, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...will immediately remove Canadian Free Trade Agreement exceptions, which the premier describes as barriers to economic growth. Premier Brian Pallister said that includes removing the following: restrictions on Crown land forage leases; a preference on selling/leasing cottage lots to Manitoba residents;...
Saving energy a priority, Manitoba government vows, despite funding halt to furnace replacement program
October 3, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...Bruce Owen said. Efficiency was spun off of Manitoba Hydro because of a promise made in the 2016 election campaign, when then-Opposition leader Brian Pallister considered it "an inherent conflict" for a utility producing power to tell Manitobans to conserve energy. A recent mandate letter to the board...
Oat mill, 70 jobs, almost went south
October 3, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...a duty as a citizen of the province of Manitoba to give Manitoba the opportunity to have this particular plant," said Paterson. He applauded Premier Brian Pallister and Agriculture Minister Ralph Eichler, who were at the news conference, for taking him up on it. After a news conference to announce the project,...
A few steps forward, a few steps back – The Uniter
October 3, 2019
The Uniter (UofW) - ...in Canada is trying to affect legislation. They’re not just out there trying to change hearts and minds.” Suppes says she is glad that Premier Brian Pallister has said he will not open up conversations about abortion rights and is thankful that he has extended coverage of Mifegymiso, but she’s dismayed...
Fate of Liberals’ push for official status in Tory hands
October 3, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...for parties and candidates and — yes — official party status are at the mercy of the governing party with a majority mandate. Tory Premier Brian Pallister used his first-term majority to eliminate a per-vote subsidy for political parties, while maintaining rebates to individuals who donate to a...
Manitoba wetlands policy frustrates farmers
October 3, 2019
The Producer - ... The changes to the Water Rights Act and regulations around wetlands are more complicated than advertised. This spring, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister invested $52 million to the Growing Outcomes in Watersheds (GROW) program for an endowment fund that will be used to pay farmers for ecosystem...
Fate of Liberals’ push for official status in Tory hands
October 2, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...for parties and candidates and — yes — official party status are at the mercy of the governing party with a majority mandate. Tory Premier Brian Pallister used his first-term majority to eliminate a per-vote subsidy for political parties, while maintaining rebates to individuals who donate to a...
Manitoba Liberals lobby for official party status despite falling 1 seat short
October 2, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...could be passed in an abbreviated two-week sitting of the legislature, during which no time has been set aside to debate the legislation. Premier Brian Pallister says he'll consider Lamont's request and the reasons behind it. "I always take private members' initiatives ... seriously and I have a read through...
Danielle Adams sworn in as Thompson MLA, named critic for childcare, housing, disability and poverty
October 2, 2019
Thompson Citizen - “We will continue to oppose Pallister’s health care crisis, which has caused chaos for patients and health care workers. “All children should have equal access to quality child care, no matter their abilities,” said Adams in a press release. “Access to healthy foods is an important part of improving health outcomes for northern families,” said Bushie. Bushie sad he fears a review of the Northern Health Foods Initiative could mean funding cuts. “I know many northern families rely on the subsidies and programs that the Northern Health Foods Initiative supports,” said Bushie.