Ron Schuler
PC candidate in the Springfield - Ritchot Southern Manitoba race.
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« Previous 1 … 3 4Incentive Program Announced To Help Truckers Reduce Fuel Use
June 10, 2019
Steinbach Online - ...competitiveness and save money on fuel." Left to right: Terry Shaw, Manitoba Trucking Association, Ministers Rochelle Squire, Terry Duguid and Ron...
ON FAST TRACK: Manitoba truckers get boost to improve fuel efficiency
June 10, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...beginning of the three-year Manitoba Efficient Trucking Initiative program. Also attending the announcement was provincial Infrastructure Minister Ron Schuler, and Winnipeg South MP Terry Duguid, on behalf of federal Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna. “Climate change is an urgent...
Manitoba to privatize Lifeflight air ambulance
June 6, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...challenges have necessitated immediate efforts to ensure the safe operation of the program moving forward." A spokesman for Infrastructure Minister Ron Schuler said the air ambulance service, which covers areas outside a 200-kilometre radius around Winnipeg, will continue to be safe for Manitobans in need...
Private carriers to replace Manitoba’s Lifeflight planes
June 6, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...last July for private operation of the air service's Lifeflight air ambulance and general transport services. At the time, Infrastructure Minister Ron Schuler called it "smart shopping." But the move has been publicly slammed by the MGEU as well as several Lifeflight physicians, who threatened to walk off...
News briefs
June 3, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...reduce their speed to 40 km/h. "When you see emergency lights on the highway you need to slow down and move over," said infrastructure minister Ron Schuler. "This is a matter of safety and common sense." He added that failure to reduce speed can result in a $298 fine and a loss of two demerits. "Many...