Brian Pallister
Party leader and PC candidate in the Fort Whyte Winnipeg race.
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« Previous 1 … 92 93 94 … 112 Next »Owner of Winnipeg facility used for at-risk kids sues province, premier for $7.4M
July 3, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...that was renting the space. Peter Ginakes, Ken Cranwill and a numbered company filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the Manitoba government, Premier Brian Pallister, Finance Minister Scott Fielding and Crown Services deputy minister Scott Sinclair seeking nearly $7.4 million in damages. They claim the premier...
Insurance brokers group draws annual $250-K subsidy from MPI: documents
July 3, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...over the corporation's desire to allow customers to purchase insurance and driver's licences online. JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES Premier Brian Pallister has denied the government has issued any directives to MPI on the issue of online sales. IBAM fears this could lead to greatly reduced commissions...
Smaller-tent politics Scheer madness for Tories? Ask President Trump
July 3, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Pride Day and the events that take place all over the country a must for most mainstream politicians. In Winnipeg, Mayor Brian Bowman and Premier Brian Pallister have both attended Pride in every year in which they held their current offices. In what is a clear tribute to classic big-tent political strategy,...
Pallister proceeding with carbon-tax suit
July 3, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...case to make,” Pallister told the Free Press on Wednesday, arguing the case is distinctive enough to merit its own hearings. OTTAWA — Premier Brian Pallister won't abandon his lawsuit against Ottawa’s carbon tax, even though other premiers lost in court, and even though a trial wouldn't take place until...
Pallister won’t push Ottawa on hijab ban
July 3, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...— Premier Brian Pallister will not pressure federal leaders to call out Quebec for its public-sector hijab ban. “When your neighbours' rights are taken away or threatened, you shouldn't ignore that. Because when you do, you deserve to lose your own, quite frankly,” Pallister said Wednesday. ...
Bindle chosen as Progressive Conservatives’ Thompson candidate for September election
July 3, 2019
Thompson Citizen - ...Bindle will once again be the Progressive Conservatives’ candidate for the Thompson constituency, party leader Brian Pallister announced June 28. “Kelly has been a great representative for his constituents in Thompson,” said Pallister in a news release. “His record of public service makes him the...
MGEU seeks to push privatization into election spotlight
July 2, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...170 liquor vendors, and eight specialty wine stores. Pallister rejected liquor-store privatization in 2015 Click to Expand Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister rejected the idea of privatizing alcohol sales in his first mandate. In late 2015, as leader of the PCs in opposition, Pallister said he would only...
Is there more jingle in your pocket?
July 2, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...the hustle and bustle of commercial enterprise and consumer spending, the provincial sales tax slid back by the percentage point promised by Premier Brian Pallister during his 2016 election campaign. It was a centrepiece of Mr. Pallister’s Progressive Conservative platform, a simple-to-understand idea that...
Letters, July 2
July 2, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Tory directive could cost MPI millions (June 25) Brianne Goertzen’s article reminds me of Dan Lett’s reference, roughly a year ago, of Premier Brian Pallister fibbing; whereas I concluded that he is a outright liar, given he is not a child. What I find truly mind-boggling is just how many Manitobans are...
PST Cut Takes Effect Today
July 1, 2019
Pembina Valley Online - ...family will save $500 over the course of this coming fiscal year, thanks to a one per cent cut to the provincial sales tax. In 2016 Premier Brian Pallister ran for office on the promise to reduce PST. Starting July 1, the tax will roll back one percentage point from eight to seven. This drop will cost...