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Five sitting cabinet ministers, a high-profile city councillor and a former member of parliament are among the potential candidates in the race to replace Brian Pallister as Manitoba's Progressive Conservative Party leader — and premier, by extension.
Winnipeg Free Press By: Dylan Robertson | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Friday, Jul. 16, 2021 Last Modified: 7:07 PM CDT Friday, Jul. 16, 2021 | Updates Save to Read Later Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister’s government is on the brink of a revolt because of his rigid ideology and strict governing style in which he is always in charge. Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister’s government is on the brink of a revolt because of his rigid ideology and strict governing style in which he is always in charge. "There’s almost an op...
BC stands at a political and economic crossroads. Not since 2001 has the province's politically polarized and oft-combative electorate played such an integral role in setting the future tone and . . .
ON May 31, 2011, an inland tsunami rolled over homes and cottages along the shores of Lake Manitoba....
Little known North Dakota history⦠May 23, 2000, was a very unusual and interesting day in North Dakota. Most people who live here arenât aware of what happened, but for those who are, it was a historic day. Seven Canadian premiers (equivalent to governor) and the Canadian ambassador to the United States were in the state for a lengthy meeting. They included Gary Doer, Manitoba; Ujjal Dosangh, British Columbia; Roy Romanow, Saskatchewan; Ralph Klein, Alberta; Pat Duncan, Yukon Territory; Stephen Kakfwi, Northwest Territories; Paul Okalik, Nunavut Territory and Ambassador Raymond Chr...