Cameron Friesen
PC candidate in the Morden - Winkler Southern Manitoba race.
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« Previous 1 … 6 7 8 … 21 Next »MANITOBA VOTES: NDP promise to restore special drugs program
September 3, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...advocating for two-tiered health care that provides an inequitable level of support that is dependent on which drug program you belong to,” said Cameron Friesen, PC candidate for Morden-Winkler. “We have moved a small legacy drug program into Pharmacare to simplify the health system and ensure coverage is...
NDP talks home care, Liberals make education pledge
September 1, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...and training of home care workers, and lead to less turnover. The Conservatives criticized the NDP approach; a spokesperson for health minister Cameron Friesen said, "Wab Kinew and the NDP are more concerned about whether home care workers have union cards than ensuring people get the treatment they need...
Wab Kinew’s NDP promises to cancel privatization plans for home care in Manitoba
September 1, 2019
Global News - ...or respect for patients any more than his choice to close ERs is.” When asked about the campaign promise, the PC candidate for Morden-Winler Cameron Friesen says the promise proves the NDP wants to “turn back the clock”. “The NDP are more concerned about whether home-care workers have union cards...
MANITOBA VOTES: NDP would not renew private home care contracts
September 1, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...home care for high-needs seniors who want to stay in their homes longer,” said incumbent health minister and PC candidate for Morden-Winkler, Cameron Friesen. “By every measure, the program has been a success.” Friesen said long waits for personal care home beds in Winnipeg have all but been...
Les changements en santé doivent attendre disent les néo-démocrates | Élections Manitoba 2019
September 1, 2019
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...ce en pleine période électorale alors que c’est contraire aux règles. La réponse des conservateurs est venue du candidat dans Morden-Winkler, Cameron Friesen qui a accusé le NPD d’être en train d’essayer de tromper les électeurs . « Les affaires du gouvernement ne s’arrêtent pas pendant la...
NDP refutes Tories’ carbon-tax claim
September 1, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...to get a head start on your day? Get the day’s breaking stories, weather forecast, and more sent straight to your inbox every morning. Sign Up Cameron Friesen, the PC candidate for Morden-Winkler, called the announcement "nonsense." "While no new directives are issued to the public service during a...
Manitoba NDP demand halt to provincial healthcare changes until after Sept. 10 election
August 31, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...to carry out "routine" and "non-controversial" business during the election campaign and said the changes to the healthcare system are neither. Cameron Friesen, the PC candidate for Morden-Winkler, responded in an emailed statement and accused the New Democrats of trying to deceive voters. "For the record,...
ER wait times up, but PCs say improvements shown since final days of NDP gov’t
August 31, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...this election campaign, the NDP are asking Manitobans to have extremely short memories when it comes to health care,” a statement from candidate Cameron Friesen, the incumbent health minister, said. — with files from Joyanne...
New numbers show rise in wait times at Winnipeg ERs, urgent care centres
August 30, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...why," Cloutier said when asked what was causing the increase. "As you'd expect they're going through the changes and adjusting accordingly." Cameron Friesen, the PC candidate for Morden-Winkler, who is Manitoba’s current health minister, said when the new data from the WRHA is compared to 2016 — the...
Winnipeggers react to leaders’ debate
August 29, 2019
Global News - On Wednesday party leaders from Manitoba’s four major parties faced off for their first — and possibly only — televised debate in the lead up to September’s provincial election. It was a 50-minute debate that saw party leaders try to sway support ahead of the first day of advanced polling across the province. READ MORE: Advance voting for Manitoba 2019 provincial election begins“It clarified a lot of things for me,” she said. WATCH Manitoba provincial party leaders offer their closing statementsProbe Research’s Curtis Brown also tuned into the debate. RELATED VIDEO: Provincial Election breakdown: What you need to know