Manitoba Election Campaign Commences as the Writ Gets Dropped

Manitoba politicians are gearing up for an election after Premier Heather Stefanson officially called for one on Tuesday morning. Stefanson, who became the province’s 24th premier in November 2021 and the first woman to hold the position in Manitoba’s history, is seeking a third consecutive majority government for her Progressive Conservative party. The election is …

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Tight Race Begins as PCs and NDP Kick Off Unofficial Campaign in Manitoba Election Countdown

Manitobans have a crucial election approaching in exactly one month, on Tuesday, Oct. 3. Unofficial campaigns have already begun, with incumbent Premier Heather Stefanson leading the Progressive Conservatives in their pursuit of a third consecutive victory. However, they face a formidable challenge from the NDP. Stefanson, who became premier after winning her party’s leadership race …

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Potential significance of Manitoba Liberals in upcoming provincial election

Manitoba is gearing up for its 43rd provincial election, set to take place in the coming week. Regardless of the outcome—whether the Progressive Conservatives maintain their position or the New Democrats seize power—history will be made. If the PCs come out on top, Heather Stefanson will become the first woman in Manitoba’s history to lead …

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Premiers Unite: Urgent Meeting with Trudeau Sought as Conference Concludes

Canada’s premiers concluded their annual three-day conference in Winnipeg on Wednesday, calling on Ottawa to take stronger actions to bolster economic growth and trade. Hosted by Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson, the premiers have requested a dedicated meeting with the Prime Minister to discuss infrastructure priorities. Stefanson emphasized the need for partnerships to maintain Canada’s competitiveness, …

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Advocates and tenants urge Canada’s premiers to address the rental crisis next month

As governments throughout Canada work towards constructing more affordable housing, some rental market residents feel forgotten and neglected. These individuals want Premieres to take action during their next meeting. One such resident is Beverly Henry, a retired senior residing in Toronto whose rent has increased by over $400 in only nine years. Rentals.ca reports that …

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