Ep. #109: Early moves in Manitoba's campaign
Ep. #109: Early moves in Manitoba's campaign
Kelly Saunders, Ian Froese and Curtis Brown join the show to chat about the Manitoba election.
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Manitoba’s election campaign is underway and is setting up to be a close contest between Heather Stefanson’s Progressive Conservatives and Wab Kinew’s New Democrats — so close, in fact, that Dougald Lamont’s Liberals could end up with the balance of power.
To discuss this first stage of the Manitoba campaign, I’m joined by Curtis Brown, principal at Probe Research, Ian Froese, the CBC’s provincial affairs reporter in Manitoba, and Kelly Saunders, associate professor in the department of political science at Brandon University.
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Ep. #109: Early moves in Manitoba's campaign
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