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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August 21, 2019
CTV - ...on Aug. 28. The leaders of Manitoba’s political parties include: Brian Pallister for the Progressive Conservative Party, Wab Kinew for the NDP, Dougald Lamont for the Liberal Party and James Beddome for the Green Party. The provincial election takes place on Sept....
MANITOBA VOTES: Liberal candidate says he was attacked in apartment building
August 20, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...is by ensuring that we have that face-to-face contact,” said Anderson, who was back on the campaign trail Tuesday, appearing with Liberal leader Dougald Lamont at an event. “But occasionally you run into some people who just for whatever particular reason have read stuff online or they have a certain...
MANITOBA VOTES: Tories promising more money for film industry
August 20, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...families that I’m talking to in this election, this election is about health care and health care is the No. 1 priority.” For Liberal leader Dougald Lamont, the PC announcement is simply too little, too late. “”We made a major commitment to arts and cultural funding (earlier this month) because...
Tories put spotlight on film industry tax credits
August 20, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...for physiotherapy services, while making a series of campaign announcements that would boost government spending in other areas. Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont said the PC announcement was "too little too late." "They’ve done nothing for three years, and now they say they want to do things, so I have to...
Liberals’ pledge to end poverty includes establishing a minimum income, voluntary work program
August 20, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...spending, which is $600 million. The Manitoba Liberal Party pledged on Tuesday to eliminate poverty in Manitoba by 2024, a lofty goal party leader Dougald Lamont insisted was realistic. The Manitoba Liberal Party pledged on Tuesday to eliminate poverty in Manitoba by 2024, a lofty goal party leader Dougald...
Liberals would raise minimum wage, create poverty-fighting programs
August 20, 2019
Global News - ...Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont says he would increase the minimum wage and develop programs to fight poverty if his party were to win the Sept. 10 provincial election. Lamont says Manitoba has some of the deepest poverty in the country with 71,000 people on welfare. He says that within two years, he...
Élections au Manitoba : des promesses sur le cinéma, la pauvreté et la petite enfance | Élections Manitoba 2019
August 20, 2019
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...du Manitoba a annoncé qu'il mettrait fin à de nombreuses années de négligence et d'inaction envers la pauvreté au Manitoba. Le chef du parti, Dougald Lamont, assure que d'ici 2024, tous les Manitobains auraient droit à un revenu viable. Pour ce faire, M. Lamont veut réformer le Programme d'aide à...
Manitoba Liberals promise $15 minimum wage, poverty-fighting programs
August 20, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont says he would increase the minimum wage and develop programs to fight poverty if his party were to win the Sept. 10 provincial election. Lamont says Manitoba has some of the deepest poverty in the country with 71,000 people on welfare. He says that within two years, he...
Manitoba Liberals would raise minimum wage, create poverty-fighting programs
August 20, 2019
CTV - ... The Canadian Press WINNIPEG - Manitoba Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont says he would increase the minimum wage and develop programs to fight poverty if his party were to win the Sept. 10 provincial election. Lamont says Manitoba has some of the deepest poverty in the country with 71,000 people on welfare. ...