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 … 3 4 5 … 51 Next »Liberals ponder future without official party status
September 12, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...she packed up Fletcher's office a few doors down the hall this summer. Two days after the provincial election results poured in, Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont is taking stock of his office that may be soon boxed away. Two days after the provincial election results poured in, Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont...
Manitoba Liberal leader stays on despite losing official party status
September 12, 2019
CBC Manitoba - Dougald Lamont says he plans to stay on as leader after the Manitoba Liberals lost official party status, retaining three seats in Tuesday's provincial election. The outcome was disappointing but the future of the party is secure, Lamont said. Brian Pallister's Progressive Conservatives won a second...
Manitoba Liberal leader staying on despite losing official party status
September 12, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - Dougald Lamont says he plans to stay on as leader after his Manitoba Liberals lost official party status, retaining three seats in Tuesday’s provincial election. Lamont says the outcome was disappointing but the future of the party is secure. Brian Pallister’s Progressive Conservatives won a second...
Manitoba Liberal leader staying on despite losing official party status
September 12, 2019
CTV - ... Kelly Geraldine Malone, The Canadian Press WINNIPEG - Dougald Lamont says he plans to stay on as leader after his Manitoba Liberals lost official party status, retaining three seats in Tuesday's provincial election. Lamont says the outcome was disappointing but the future of the party is secure. Brian...
Manitoba Liberal leader staying on despite losing official party status
September 12, 2019
Global News - Dougald Lamont says he plans to stay on as leader after his Manitoba Liberals lost official party status, retaining three seats in Tuesday’s provincial election. Lamont says the outcome was disappointing but the future of the party is secure. Brian Pallister’s Progressive Conservatives won a second...
Five things you should know about the Manitoba election
September 11, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...four-seat requirement for official party status again on Tuesday, winning in just three ridings. The party had enjoyed official status since leader Dougald Lamont won the 2018 St. Boniface byelection but appears to have suffered from former Liberal Keewatinook MLA Judy Klassen’s decision to run for the...
Après le 10 septembre, une assemblée plus diversifiée | Élections Manitoba 2019
September 11, 2019
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...dans Wolseley, est la seule élue ouvertement homosexuelle. Les six députés reconnus pour être capables de s’exprimer en français (Wab Kinew, Dougald Lamont, Bob Lagassé, Jon Gerrard et Jon Reyes et Adrien Sala) forment un peu plus de 8 % de la députation. Des votes et des chiffres Si le parti au...
Decision 2019: The inside story with Richard Cloutier
September 11, 2019
Global News - ...to suburban voters where childcare, taxes, and education are key issues. The Liberals have three strong local candidates – including Leader Dougald Lamont – holding St. Boniface, but their popular vote in Winnipeg was still not high enough to achieve the four seats needed to retain official party...
NDP makes gains but city still wears PC blue
September 11, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...to the NDP. Meanwhile, the Liberal party won seats in River Heights and St. Boniface (former and current provincial leaders Jon Gerrard and Dougald Lamont, respectively). Liberal candidate Cindy Lamoureux, the former MLA for Burrows, shifted to a new riding to defeat Tyndall Park NDP incumbent Ted...
Free Press Head Start for Sept. 11
September 11, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...his concession speech after the party won 18 seats compared with 14 in the last election. Jessica Botelho-Urbanski reports. Libs lose party status: Dougald Lamont’s Liberals are down to three seats in the legislature and have lost official party status after gaining it only a year ago. Maggie Macintosh...