News - Manitoba NDP

December 04, 2019

Educators Should Lead Schools, Not Accountants: Wasyliw NDP Introduce Bill to Require Principals to be Educators

Winnipeg, MB – NDP MLA for Fort Garry Mark Wasyliw introduced a bill today which would ensure that principals must be educators in Manitoba. The bill is No. 204) The Public Schools Amendment Act (Teaching Experience of Principals).

December 04, 2019

NDP Introduce Bill to Stop Forced Overtime for Nurses

Winnipeg, MB – Today NDP MLA for Union Station, Uzoma Asagwara, introduced Bill 205 The Restricting Mandatory Overtime for Nurses Act which would follow through on a key campaign commitment to stop the practice of using mandatory overtime to staff nurses at hospitals.

November 30, 2019

Pallister Refuses to Put Aside Partisanship on Motion to Support Charter Rights

Winnipeg, MB—The Premier refused today to put aside partisan politics and partner with an NDP MLA to condemn policies which limit religious freedoms for Canadians.

November 27, 2019

Pallister Hurts Rural Families with Crown Land Lease Changes

Changes Reward Out-of-Province Corporations, Punish Family Farms Winnipeg, MB—NDP Agriculture Critic Diljeet Brar condemned the Pallister government for ignoring the concerns of Manitoba beef producers who say regulation changes to Crown Land leases will devastate family farms and put Manitoba’s beef industry in jeopardy. “At a time when Manitoba producers...

November 07, 2019

Crown Corporations Committees Must Meet to Answer Manitobans’ Questions

Winnipeg, MB – Adrien Sala, NDP MLA for St. James and critic for Manitoba Hydro, MBLL, and Efficiency Manitoba, demanded the Pallister Government call the Standing Committee on Crown Corporations to meet as soon as possible to discuss the urgent matters facing our Crown Corporations.

October 31, 2019

NDP Announce Community Gathering to Address Violent Crime

Winnipeg, MB—NDP MLAs gathered at the Manitoba Legislature today calling on the provincial government to heed the alarming increase in homicides and violent crime in Winnipeg’s inner city and north end communities.