Hugh McFadyen

2011 Manitoba Election Archive

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Fort Whyte

Incumbent since 2005

Hugh mcfadyen

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CJOBMREA Poll: Is it time for a change in government?

Friday, 23 September 2011

CJOB - Those negative attack ads against Progressive Leader Hugh McFadyen appear to be effective. Outside the city, 45 percent of those surveyed said it was time for a change. There is still a sizeable number of people in the survey who either didn't know or ...

Men vying to be Mba's next premier prep to square off in main TV debate tonight

Friday, 23 September 2011

Winnipeg Free Press - Conservative Leader Hugh McFadyen says the debate is an important one since advanced polls open the following day. There have been no shortage of debates this election so the leaders have had lots of practice.

Manitoba Tories would wean province off Ottawa payments, make it a 'have' province

Friday, 23 September 2011

Winnipeg Free Press - During an election campaign debate Thursday before a business crowd, Tory Leader Hugh McFadyen said Manitoba relies on $4 billion annually from Ottawa — almost half the province's budget. Latest news and views on the campaign front. ...

How about tackling violent crime?

Friday, 23 September 2011

Winnipeg Sun - Party leaders, from left, Jon Gerrard (Liberal), Greg Selinger (NDP) and Hugh McFadyen (Progressive Conservative) take part in the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce election forum at the Winnipeg Convention Centre on Sept. ...

Manitoba Tories would wean province off Ottawa payments, make it a 'have' province

Friday, 23 September 2011

Brandon Sun - During an election campaign debate Thursday before a business crowd, Tory Leader Hugh McFadyen said Manitoba relies on $4 billion annually from Ottawa — almost half the province's budget. "It's not a sustainable way of building a province into the ...

Manitoba Tories would wean province off Ottawa payments, make it a 'have' province

Friday, 23 September 2011

Winnipeg Free Press - During an election campaign debate Thursday before a business crowd, Tory Leader Hugh McFadyen said Manitoba relies on $4 billion annually from Ottawa — almost half the province's budget. "It's not a sustainable way of building a province into the ...

Platforms shared with Gimli voters

Friday, 23 September 2011

Selkirk Journal - ... while Progressive Conservative candidate Jeff Wharton repeatedly hammered what he called the NDP's "mismanagement" of the province's finances and said that a Hugh McFadyen-led PC government would pump more funding into front line healthcare. ...

Progressive Conservatives Aim to Clean Up Lake Winnipeg

Friday, 23 September 2011

ChrisD.ca (blog) - Contrary to the attack ads, Hugh McFadyen says he will actually clean up Lake Winnipeg. The Progressive Conservative Party leader said Thursday his government would reduce phosphorus flows into the lake from Manitoba sources by 20% from current levels ...

PCs pledge to cut phosphorus in Lake Winnipeg

Friday, 23 September 2011

Winnipeg Free Press - Progress Conservative Leader Hugh McFadyen made the pledge by a pond in Southdale with Tory candidate Judy Eastman, Portage La Prairie candidate Ian Wishart, St. Vital candidate Mike Brown and Arthur-Virden candidate Larry Maguire. ...

Manitoba Tories want to wean province off Ottawa payments

Thursday, 22 September 2011

Global Winnipeg - Conservative Leader Hugh McFadyen said in a debate that Manitoba relies on $4 billion annually from the federal government. WINNIPEG - Manitoba's Tories say they will wean the province off equalization payments from Ottawa if they form the government ...