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Manitoba PCs pick interim leader Konrad Narth after Obby Khan quits (opens the original)
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The members of Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative caucus have chosen a new interim leader. Konrad Narth, who represents La Vérendrye in the province’s southeast, was chosen in a closed-door caucus meeting Tuesday morning as the legislature began a new sitting. Narth told reporters the party is united and will select a new leader at a later date. Has no plans to run for the leadership on a permanent basis. “I’m here to continue moving us forward to find a new leader that will be the next premier
Manitoba PC Leader Obby Khan steps down, cites internal party fighting (opens the original)
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Obby Khan, the leader of Manitoba’s Opposition Progressive Conservatives, says he’s stepping down from the top job, quitting caucus and will sit as an Independent. Khan said Monday he’s leaving effective Tuesday. He said internal division and fighting has taken an intolerable toll. “I will not sacrifice my principles to keep this title,” Khan told reporters at the legislature. The former CFL football player and provincial cabinet minister has been in the role for about 1 1/2 years. His caucus an
Manitoba to stick with daylight time year-round (opens the original)
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Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says residents have changed their clocks for the last time, as the province will be sticking with daylight time year-round. The province says 58 per cent of 72,000 residents surveyed said they want to stick with central daylight time. About 34 per cent wanted to move to standard time year-round. “We heard from Manitobans loud and clear – no more changing the clocks in Manitoba,” Kinew said Thursday in a statement. “This change means one less adjustment families have to
‘Dynacare sucks,’ Kinew says, as company orders striking employees back to work (opens the original)
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Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew, a day after his government intervened to end a medical workers strike, called out their employer and suggested he may de-privatize lab testing. “Dynacare sucks. Dynacare sucks,” Kinew repeated numerous times Wednesday when asked by reporters about the one-day walkout by 350 Dynacare lab technicians and technologists. “The workers are frustrated. Absolutely they’re frustrated (and) rightfully so,” the premier added. “Dynacare, get back to the (bargaining) table and giv
Canadian families still waiting for answers a week after deadly flash flood in Nepal (opens the original)
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Neeral Patel sent well-wishes to her cousin on his birthday last Wednesday, but she never heard back. Her cousin Ishan Patel was in Nepal at the time, not far from the border with China, where a devastating flash flood ripped through the valley that same day. She’s calling for a wider international response to help in rescue efforts as the days tick by with no word on her cousin or the three family members he was travelling with. Ishan Patel was travelling with his wife, Akanksha Patel, both dua
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