Dougald Lamont
Party leader and Liberal candidate in the St. Boniface Winnipeg race.
Dougald can be reached on social media,at dougald@manitobaliberals.ca,or by calling 204-269-9253.
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« Previous 1 … 17 18 19 … 51 Next »Liberals, NDP promise sick note ban, tout $15 minimum wage pledge
September 2, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...notes. "It seems too much of a burden to have to go get an appointment with your doctor," he said. $15/hour in two years: Liberals Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont said he would match that promise and touted his party's promise to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour in just two years if elected. Manitoba...
MANITOBA VOTES: PCs promise to tap potential of local brewers, distillers
September 2, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...open a tap room or tasting facility at their location – creating new jobs and tourism opportunities in a vibrant local economy.” Liberal leader Dougald Lamont called Monday’s announcement by Pallister just another in as series of 180s his government is making to try and make up for the damage they’ve...
MANITOBA VOTES: NDP pledge $15 minimum wage
September 2, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...so would kill jobs and hurt the economy.” Manitoba’s Liberal’s said the NDP’s plan to raise the minimum wage to $15 by 2024 is too slow. Dougald Lamont has pledged to raise the wage to the same amount within two years of taking office. “The NDP need to be absolutely clear with Manitobans about...
MANITOBA VOTES: Liberals to rescind wage freezes, up enforcement on workplace health, safety
September 2, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...Manitoba Liberals say they will increase enforcement on workplace health and safety issues and rescind wage freezes if elected next Tuesday. Leader Dougald Lamont said Monday that a Liberal government would increase enforcement of workplace health and safety issues, rescind the Public Services Sustainability...
Les libéraux promettent plus d’argent aux universitaires | Élections Manitoba 2019
September 1, 2019
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...de dollars dans la première année de son mandat et d’assouplir les conditions permettant d’y recourir, s’il est élu. Le chef du parti, Dougald Lamont, en a fait l’annonce devant une aile du Collège Red River, dimanche. « C’est trop difficile pour trop de gens de se payer une formation...
NDP talks home care, Liberals make education pledge
September 1, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...of NDP candidates, mingled with the crowd, which filled the entire legislative grounds. Candidates from other parties, including Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont, were nearby. "Here in Manitoba, we’ve seen the Conservatives cut health care and education," Singh told the crowd. "This election is about...
Manitoba Liberals promise increased access to post-secondary education
September 1, 2019
Global News - ...Manitoba Liberals want to increase access to post-secondary education, leader Dougald Lamont announced Sunday. Lamont’s Zero Barrier Plan would put $5 million more into access funding for post-secondary institutions in the first year. READ MORE: Manitoba Liberals promise to boost cell and internet...
MANITOBA VOTES: Liberals pledge to double student-aid, broaden post-secondary eligibility
September 1, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...Manitoba Liberals are promising a “new way forward” on post-secondary education if elected next Tuesday. Leader Dougald Lamont announced Sunday that the party would spend $5 million to double a student-aid program in its first year of government while broadening eligibility requirements and restore $12...
Manitoba Liberals promise more money to help students afford university
September 1, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...for university tuition, if elected next week. Standing outside Red River College's Paterson GlobalFoods Institute on Main Street, Liberal leader Dougald Lamont pledged Sunday to double a student-aid program from $5 million to $10 million during the first year of a Manitoba Grit government. "It is still too...
MANITOBA VOTES: NDP would not renew private home care contracts
September 1, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...that delivered inferior results, the Progressive Conservatives are committed to continuing to provide better health care sooner.” Liberal leader Dougald Lamont said both the NDP and PCs have introduced privatization in the past, which has “always resulted in higher costs and issues with services.” ...