News & Facts

May 06, 2013

PC blocking of anti-bullying legislation unacceptable: Allum

Fort Garry–Riverview MLA James Allum today called on the PC opposition to come to the table and debate Bill 18, the provincial government’s anti-bullying legislation.

When the Bill was called for debate late last week, Brian Pallister allowed PC Education Critic and House Leader Kelvin Goertzen to prevent Bill 18 from even being debated.

May 01, 2013

Building schools in growing neighbourhoods

Building and improving Manitoba schools means more kids can have access to the highest quality education, in smaller class sizes. That’s why Budget 2013 includes a plan to build two new schools.

Budget 2013 includes funding to secure land and finalize designs for two new elementary schools in Sage Creek and Waverley West. Construction on both schools is expected to be completed in 2016.

April 22, 2013

Budget 2013: Protecting families, economy from flooding and uncertainty

From better health care, to new schools, the MTS Centre and the Museum for Human Rights, together we’ve made a lot of progress over the last decade. But today our progress is at risk.

December 06, 2012

Fact Check: What does ‘Aim Higher’ mean to Brian Pallister?

Brian Pallister is calling on all Manitobans to Aim Higher^TM, just as long as it’s where he’s aiming.

This week, Brian Pallister said his PCs haven’t made inroads with everyday Manitobans because it takes time to “get your new ideas out there and get people the time they need to discuss them, embrace them and feel like they’re their ideas.” (Winnipeg Free Press, December 3, 2012)

November 28, 2012

NDP government helping families reduce utility bills, make homes more efficient

Premier Selinger and your NDP government are taking an innovative approach to improving affordability and quality of life for the residents of the William Whyte community.

In the recent speech from the throne, your NDP government highlighted upcoming projects for improvements to community policing as well as a new program to help create jobs, save residents money and conserve energy.

November 20, 2012

NDP government focused on priorities of families through uncertainty

The Government of Manitoba will keep moving forward through economic uncertainty by focusing on the things that matter most to Manitoba families, announced NDP Premier Greg Selinger in the government’s Speech from the Throne.

October 27, 2012

Record turnout for premier's dinner

WINNIPEG—The Manitoba NDP Premier’s Dinner saw a record turn out this year of over 900 people. The event brought together Manitoba New Democrats and the province’s community and business leaders to meet, mingle and raise money for the NDP.
“It is great to see such an incredible turnout,” said NDP Provincial Secretary Nanci Morrison. “Seeing so many people in attendance is energizing, it shows that our party continues to grow.”
The dinner this year comes just days after the one-year anniversary of Manitoban’s electing the largest caucus of NDP MLAs in Manitoba history.

January 13, 2012

New Cabinet, New Energy for Manitoba

Premier Selinger appoints new MLAs Chief, Kostyshyn
The creation of a new children and youth opportunities department under the leadership of newly elected Point Douglas MLA Kevin Chief will give young Manitobans the best start in life, Selinger said.

October 03, 2011

Let's keep building together

My fellow Manitoban,

These last few weeks, I’ve been to countless neighbourhoods and communities across our province.

I’ve had the chance to speak with so many of you. Some of you have even opened your homes up to our campaign.

I want to thank you.

With each door that I’ve knocked on, the message couldn’t be clearer – Manitobans are hopeful for the future. And there’s every reason to be.

Things are good in Manitoba. And in this election, your NDP has worked hard to present practical ideas that keep building on our province’s successes.

October 01, 2011

FACT CHECK: McFadyen's market electricity rates going through the roof

Hugh McFadyen has made no secret of his affection for Alberta’s “market rates” for energy:

“It’s old orthodoxy to think cheap power will spur Manitoba’s economic growth, and it may be time to review Hydro’s pricing policies to make sure they maximize the return on investment.” (Winnipeg Free Press, March 16, 2007)

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06/05/2013, 12:05pm - Is somebody singing? Yes, and it sounds great from earth! Thx for beaming in to join us for Music Month in Manitoba @CMDR_Hadfield!