Hugh McFadyen

2011 Manitoba Election Archive

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Fort Whyte

Incumbent since 2005

Hugh mcfadyen

party leader

Hugh McFadyen incumbent

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Political Party: PC

Phone: (204) 942-8283

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Pallister acclaimed as PC Leader

Monday, 30 July 2012

Portage Daily Graphic - The deadline for potential candidates to register is July 28 and to date no other candidates have announced their candidacy in a bid to replace outgoing PC Leader Hugh McFadyen. (Angela Brown/Portage Daily Graphic/QMI Agency). Tweet · Bookmark and ...

'Aim higher,' urges acclaimedTory leader Pallister

Monday, 30 July 2012

Brandon Sun - Pallister, 58, officially became the party's leader today — the effective resignation date of his predecessor, Hugh McFadyen. Pallister won the Tory leadership by acclamation, as no other candidate declared their intentions to run by the deadline on Saturday.

'Aim higher,' urges acclaimed Tory leader Pallister

Monday, 30 July 2012

Winnipeg Free Press - Pallister, 58, officially became the party's leader today — the effective resignation date of his predecessor, Hugh McFadyen. Pallister won the Tory leadership by acclamation, as no other candidate declared their intentions to run by the deadline on Saturday.

Pallister acclaimed as leader of PC Party

Monday, 30 July 2012

Portage Daily Graphic - ... election, the former teacher and chartered financial consultant should have time to woo voters. Pallister must now run for a provincial seat, likely to be in Fort Whyte after Hugh McFadyen officially resigns as Tory leader and MLA for the constituency July 30.

Pallister becomes new Manitoba PC party leader

Monday, 30 July 2012

Brandon Sun - He takes over from Hugh McFadyen, who stepped down after the party lost the last provincial election and failed to win any additional seats. McFadyen's official resignation takes effect today before Pallister's first news conference as leader, the party said in a ...

Pallister becomes new Manitoba PC party leader

Monday, 30 July 2012

Winnipeg Free Press - He takes over from Hugh McFadyen, who stepped down after the party lost the last provincial election and failed to win any additional seats. McFadyen's official resignation takes effect today before Pallister's first news conference as leader, the party said in a ...

Pallister becomes new Manitoba PC party leader

Monday, 30 July 2012

Winnipeg Free Press - He takes over from Hugh McFadyen, who stepped down after the party lost the last provincial election and failed to win any additional seats. McFadyen's official resignation takes effect today before Pallister's first news conference as leader, the party said in a ...

Brian Pallister Named Manitoba's Conservative Party Leader

Sunday, 29 July 2012

Portage Online - Brian Pallister has been named to the position after Hugh McFadyen stepped down from politics to pursue a new career path in Calgary's private sector. Pallister issued a statement saying he is very humbled and honoured to receive the opportunity. "I want to ...

Pallister acclaimed as PC leader

Sunday, 29 July 2012

Morden Times - Pallister must now run for a provincial seat, likely to be in Fort Whyte after Hugh McFadyen officially resigns as Tory leader and MLA for the constituency July 30. NDP Premier Greg Selinger has up to one year to call a byelection for the riding. Advertisement ...

Pallister Declared New PC Party of Manitoba Leader

Sunday, 29 July 2012

ChrisD.ca (blog) - The only candidate to enter the race after former leader Hugh McFadyen announced he would step down, Pallister won by acclamation on Saturday. “I am humbled and honoured to have the opportunity to lead the Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba ...