WINNIPEG — The leader of Manitoba’s New Democrats is promising to reopen a health centre that provided specialized care for menopausal women if his party wins the Oct. 3 provincial election.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba voters go to the polls on Oct. 3. Here’s a look at some of the promises announced by the three major parties:
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Progressive Conservatives promised Monday to phase out the province’s payroll tax over eight years, while the New Democrats pledged more government contract work for bidders and workers in the province.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba New Democrats are promising to open four new family medical centres in Winnipeg and one in Brandon if they win the Oct. 3 provincial election.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s largest nurses union is endorsing the provincial NDP’s health-care plan ahead of the Oct. 3 election.
OTTAWA — The federal government should follow the lead of British Columbia’s premier and ask the Bank of Canada to stop raising interest rates, the New Democrats said Wednesday.
The Manitoba NDP pledged Thursday to build a new ER at Concordia Hospital and create a “Centre of Excellence” for knee, hip and other joint surgery.
Manitoba’s Opposition New Democrats are promising to build three new emergency departments in Winnipeg, to replace ones closed in 2017.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s Opposition New Democrats promised to freeze hydroelectricity rates for one year if they win the election slated for Oct. 3, although any final decision on rates rests with the province’s independent energy regulator.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s Opposition New Democrats are promising rebates for people who purchase electric vehicles.
WINNIPEG — The leader of Manitoba’s Opposition NDP is promising to move forward on a search of a Winnipeg-area landfill for the remains of two First Nations women if the party forms government after the provincial election in the fall.
The Manitoba legislature has risen for the summer and an upcoming election campaign that is expected to focus on health care, taxes and crime.
