The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
The 57 Candidates
Candidates are displayed alphabetically by constituency.
Questionnaire Response
What key issues / topics does your party stand for, and why are these important?
Affordability and helping Manitobans make ends meet. The NDP-Trudeau carbon tax is hurting families, as is the rising cost of living. That’s why we are committed to lowering income taxes and giving Manitobans an extra paycheque.
Community safety is also paramount. We are the only party committed to defending, not defunding the police.
We are working to heal our healthcare system and make our communities stronger.
What are the first things you will do if you form government after this election?
Within the first 10 days, we will instruct Manitoba Hydro to remove the carbon tax from Hydro bills.
We will continue our focus on healing our healthcare system and making streets safer.
We’re the only party with a plan and a vision to grow our economy.
Latest PC party news
Showing news articles published after June 1st 2023. Article summaries are selected randomly from the mentioned candidates. Our news gathering process is explained in our FAQ.
2 October 2023
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Winners of recent Manitoba elections have seen sizable majority governments – Winnipeg - Global News
Mentions: Wab Kinew, Heather Stefanson
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Province sold more social housing units to the private sector than it created over past 7 years - CBC Manitoba
Mentions: Rochelle Squires, Dougald Lamont
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Who will become Manitoba’s next premier? A look at party leaders vying for the job – Winnipeg - Global News
Mentions: Wab Kinew, Dougald Lamont, Heather Stefanson, Cindy Lamoureux
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Manitoba Tories, New Democrats and Liberals make final pitch to voters – Winnipeg - Global News
Mentions: Wab Kinew, Dougald Lamont, Heather Stefanson
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Les circonscriptions à surveiller aux élections provinciales 2023 - Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais
Mentions: Amarjit Singh, Damon Bath, Trenton Zazalak, Glen Simard, Len Isleifson, Gordon Wood, Ron Kostyshyn, Paramjit Shahi, Ernie Nathaniel, Jennifer Chen
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Weaponized by PCs, sidelined by NDP: Indigenous concerns largely absent from Manitoba election - CBC Manitoba
Mentions: Wab Kinew, Obby Khan, Heather Stefanson
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Manitoba Tories, New Democrats and Liberals make final pitch to voters – Winnipeg Free Press - Winnipeg Free Press
Mentions: Wab Kinew, Dougald Lamont, Heather Stefanson
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Winners of recent Manitoba elections have seen sizable majority governments – Winnipeg Free Press - Winnipeg Free Press
Mentions: Wab Kinew, Heather Stefanson
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Who will become Manitoba’s next premier? A look at party leaders vying for the job – Winnipeg Free Press - Winnipeg Free Press
Mentions: Wab Kinew, Dougald Lamont, Heather Stefanson, Cindy Lamoureux
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Campaigns enter home stretch - Brandon Sun
Mentions: Navraz Brar, Diljeet Brar, Garry Alejo, Wab Kinew, Dougald Lamont, Heather Stefanson
News that mentions the PC party leader
Showing news articles published after June 1st 2023. Article summaries are selected randomly from the mentioned candidates. Our news gathering process is explained in our FAQ.
Leaders talk health care, home care and crime plans in Manitoba election campaign
11 September 2023
CTV - ...- Manitoba NDP Leader Wab Kinew pledged more money for homecare workers, while Progressive Conservative Leader Heather Stefanson capped off her tour of the province's north as the provincial election campaign enters its second week. Kinew promised on Sunday an NDP government would hire 100 homecare...
Leaders talk health care, home care and crime plans in Manitoba election campaign – Winnipeg
11 September 2023
Global News - ...this page to someone via email Manitoba NDP Leader Wab Kinew pledged more money for homecare workers, while Progressive Conservative Leader Heather Stefanson capped off her tour of the province’s north as the provincial election campaign enters its second week. Kinew promised on Sunday an NDP government...
Leaders Talk Health Care, Home Care and Crime Plans in Manitoba Election Campaign
11 September 2023
ChrisD - ...The Canadian Press WINNIPEG — Manitoba NDP Leader Wab Kinew pledged more money for home care workers, while Progressive Conservative Leader Heather Stefanson capped off her tour of the province’s north as the provincial election campaign enters its second week. Kinew promised on Sunday an NDP government...
Leaders talk health care, home care and crime plans in Manitoba election campaign – Brandon Sun
11 September 2023
Brandon Sun - ...an account? Log in here » WINNIPEG - Manitoba NDP Leader Wab Kinew pledged more money for homecare workers, while Progressive Conservative Leader Heather Stefanson capped off her tour of the province's north as the provincial election campaign enters its second week. We need your support! Local journalism...
Leaders talk health care, home care and crime plans in Manitoba election campaign – Winnipeg Free Press
11 September 2023
Winnipeg Free Press - ...– Manitoba NDP Leader Wab Kinew pledged more money for homecare workers, while Progressive Conservative Leader Heather Stefanson capped off her tour of the province’s north as the provincial election campaign enters its second week. Kinew promised on Sunday an NDP government would hire 100 homecare...
Letters, Sept. 11 – Winnipeg Free Press
11 September 2023
Winnipeg Free Press - Recently one of our close relatives needed to use our health-care system and the system worked marvellously. Roughly 38 per cent of our population are “boomers” and are needing more and more care in our hospitals. Menec states health-care workers received an 8.35 per cent wage increase over five years, an average of 1.69 per cent per year. Google tells me an average annual wage for health care workers in Manitoba is $29,751, so their wage increase for the year works out to be the princely sum of $496.84. The City of Winnipeg should change its slogan from, ‘made from what’s real’ to ‘penny wise and pound foolish.’Mike EdwardsWinnipeg
NDP promise to improve home care, Liberals talk about crime solutions
10 September 2023
CTV - ...- because of the rising cost of gas these days - more than you actually receive to travel from one appointment to the next," said Kinew. PC leader Heather Stefanson had a quiet day after completing her tour of northern Manitoba in The Pas Saturday. Manitobans elect a new provincial government on Oct. 3,...
A Moral Argument to Search the Landfill in Winnipeg for Murdered Indigenous Women
9 September 2023
ChrisD - ...and cost $184 million. Most importantly, experts indicated that a search would be viable. But Manitoba’s provincial government, led by Premier Heather Stefanson, declined to support a search. She cited health and safety risks for those involved. However, many in the public strongly suspect the provincial...
Letters, Sept. 9 – Winnipeg Free Press
9 September 2023
Winnipeg Free Press - ... Explain, please In Wednesday’s front-page picture of Premier Heather Stefanson and her PC candidates launching their re-election campaign, Jon Reyes is holding a sign that reads “Fighting for Manitoba parents.” What does the sign mean? Because if it means the PCs intend to follow New Brunswick and...
Liberal platform delivers big ideas – Brandon Sun
9 September 2023
Brandon Sun - OpinionIn his editorial published in the past Wednesday’s Sun, editor Matt Goerzen expressed his disappointment over the absence of big ideas in the current provincial election campaign. The death of big ideas in our politics only serves the interests of those who seek power and wish to retain it.”He’s right, but the situation may not be quite as bad as it appears. Earlier this week, the Manitoba Liberal Party did something that neither the Tories nor New Democrats have done thus far: they released their party’s entire election platform, along with detailed cost estimates. A number of them can certainly be described as “big ideas” that could capably form the foundation for the kind of discussions that should occur during election campaigns. If that happens, there is every possibility that some of the ideas in the Liberal platform could eventually be implemented.