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Infrastructure Minister Schuler, Seine River rep not fully immunized against COVID-19 By: Dylan Robertson | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Thursday, Jul. 22, 2021 Save to Read Later
A Manitoba cabinet minister can’t attend a Winnipeg Blue Bombers game, eat at an indoor restaurant or watch a movie in a theatre.
A Manitoba cabinet minister can’t attend a Winnipeg Blue Bombers game, eat at an indoor restaurant or watch a movie in a theatre.
Infrastructure Minister Ron Schuler hasn t been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, and neither has Seine River MLA Janice Morley-Lecomte, the
Free Press has learned. I consider that my private health care is not a public matter; it s private, Schuler said Thursday.
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Nobody is quite sure when Premier Brian Pallister is going to appear again in public but when he does, it s going to make for a seminal moment in his political career.
Nobody is quite sure when Premier Brian Pallister is going to appear again in public but when he does, it s going to make for a seminal moment in his political career.
In case you hadn t noticed, Pallister has maintained an uncharacteristic silence for nearly a week now. His last words in public were at a news conference on July 15 to announce changes to cabinet; since then, he s been a ghost.
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Grand Chief Garrison Settee of Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak, which represents 26 northern First Nations, stood alongside others on the steps of the legislature Monday as fallout continued from Premier Brian Pallister’s remarks about Canadian history.
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“Today, we are not here to topple any statues. We are here to topple a government that is racist, a government that has no place in this legislature,” Settee said.
Grand Chief Arlen Dumas of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs said he is tired of dealing with Pallister.
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WINNIPEG - Two Indigenous men have quit their positions on Manitoba economic development boards in the wake of controversial remarks by Premier Brian Pallister and a cabinet minister.
WINNIPEG - Two Indigenous men have quit their positions on Manitoba economic development boards in the wake of controversial remarks by Premier Brian Pallister and a cabinet minister.
The resignations of Jamie Wilson and Darrell Brown form the latest chapter in the growing fallout from Pallister s comments on Canadian history, which have drawn widespread criticism.