Manitoba’s NDP would reducing hospital parking rates and cut ambulance fees in half if re-elected.
Manitoba NDP Would Slash Hospital Parking Rates, Reduce Ambulance Fees
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Greg Selinger Articles
NDP Pledges $20M for Upgrades to Manitoba Parks
Manitoba’s NDP would invest $20 million to upgrade provincial parks if re-elected.
Manitoba NDP Pledge 1,000 More Personal Care Home Beds
Manitoba’s NDP say they would create 1,000 new personal care home beds for seniors if the party is re-elected.
Selinger’s NDP Would Invest $10B in Infrastructure
Manitoba’s NDP government would invest $10 billion over the next six years on infrastructure if re-elected.
NDP Pledge $500,000 to Protect Lake Winnipeg
Manitoba’s NDP government says it will spend $500,000 to help protect Lake Winnipeg.
NDP Would Invest $125M into Recreational Facilities
Manitoba’s NDP would spend $125 million over five years on recreational facilities if re-elected.
NDP Promise to Make Post-Secondary Education More Affordable
Manitoba’s NDP government would replace student loans with grants to reduce the debt load many in post-secondary education take on.
Addictions and Northern Development Debated in Manitoba Election Campaigning
By The Canadian Press WINNIPEG - Parties looking to unseat the Manitoba NDP in next month's provincial election have focused on justice costs and northern development during weekend campaigning. Liberal Leader Rana Bokhari promised on Sunday to double funding for the...
Manitoba NDP Pledge More Money for Schools
Manitoba’s NDP would fuel more money into the province’s schools if re-elected on April 19.
Parties Accuse Each Other of Over-Promising in Manitoba Election Campaign
By Steve Lambert, The Canadian Press WINNIPEG - Manitoba New Democratic Party leader Greg Selinger accused the Liberals of low-balling some of their election promises Thursday, while the Liberals said Selinger has a record of not being trustworthy on cost estimates....
NDP Would Double Up on QuickCare Clinics
Manitoba’s NDP would double up on the number of QuickCare clinics if re-elected.
Party Leaders Hit the Ground Running in Campaign for Manitoba Election
By The Canadian Press WINNIPEG - Government spending, tax cuts and education dominated the first day of the Manitoba election campaign. Party leaders wasted no time staking out their ground, wooing voters before the April 19 vote. NDP Leader Greg Selinger says voters...
