Today’s NDP has raised the minimum wage every year for 11 years in a row, and a re-elected NDP government will continue to support hard-working Manitobans with regular minimum wage increases.
McFadyen’s failure to get new projects done would mean giving up on a generation of development
Only Today’s NDP will take full advantage of the massive economic opportunities offered by Manitoba Hydro because the NDP is the only party that will actually get Hydro’s new construction projects built.
McFadyen PC home care record: privatization, user fees and cuts to front line services
Greg Selinger and Today’s NDP will expand home care to include doctors, nurse practitioners and other health professionals to help seniors improve their health and
remain in their own homes longer.
Greg Selinger announced his priorities for negotiating the next national health accord, including fighting for continued stable funding increases to help secure the
long-term future of health care for Manitoba families.
Commitment will help make Winnipeg Soccer Federation’s vision a reality
Today’s NDP will commit $12.5 million over four years to build world-class soccer facilities, including a new indoor complex in north Winnipeg and nine new fully-
lit synthetic grass fields across the city.
MRI for West Winnipeg will help patients across the city
Greg Selinger and Today’s NDP will expand the Grace Hospital with a new MRI machine, building on the new ACCESS Centre currently under construction and the new Emergency Room already under development.
The choice is clear: lower utility bills with Selinger or higher bills with McFadyen
Today’s NDP will offer Manitoba families up to $1000 to support energy efficiency home improvements by topping-up the federal government’s successful ecoENERGY
program, cut the cost of a home energy audit, and lower the interest rate on Manitoba Hydro’s popular Power Smart loan program.