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In The News for Dec. 28: What a look back at Manitoba's 2022 politics reveals - Vimarsana News

In The News for Dec. 28: What a look back at Manitoba's 2022 politics reveals

In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on ...

Source: panow.com
Consistently behind in opinion polls, Manitoba Tories are to face voters in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Consistently behind in opinion polls, Manitoba Tories are to face voters in 2023

WINNIPEG — Despite a change in the premier's chair, an economic rebound and new spending announcements, opinion polls suggest Manitoba's governing Progressive Conservatives continue to lag well behind the Opposition New Democrats.

Manitoba Tories to face voters in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Manitoba Tories to face voters in 2023

Despite a change in the premier's chair, an economic rebound and new spending announcements, opinion polls suggest Manitoba's governing Progressive Conservatives continue to lag well behind the Opposition New Democrats.

Close win in Kirkfield Park byelection may not bode well for PCs in long run: expert - Vimarsana News

Close win in Kirkfield Park byelection may not bode well for PCs in long run: expert

Mary Agnes Welch from polling firm Probe Research says she expected Klein would win with his name recognition but was surprised by how close the outcome was.

For 2nd straight Winnipeg byelection, Manitoba's 3 main parties take the opportunity to miss an opportunity - Vimarsana News

For 2nd straight Winnipeg byelection, Manitoba's 3 main parties take the opportunity to miss an opportunity

For the second time in nearly nine months, Manitoba PCs endured a nail-biter of a byelection night where a star candidate barely eked out a victory in what was supposed to be a safe PC seat. Their competitors didn't have much to celebrate, either.

Source: cbc.ca