Mulcair, Trudeau destined for Winnipeg this week

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Both NDP Leader Tom Mulcair and Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau will make stops in Winnipeg this week.

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Both NDP Leader Tom Mulcair and Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau will make stops in Winnipeg this week.

The visits follow a brief rally of party loyalists hosted by Prime Minister Stephen Harper last week at the Tijuana Yacht Club.

Trudeau was in Winnipeg twice in July, but will make his first official stop of the campaign Wednesday morning at the Holiday Inn South on Pembina Highway. His event announcement said Trudeau will make a policy promise related to “growing the middle class.”

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NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair is scheduled to make a campaign stop in Winnipeg later this week.
Graham Hughes / The Canadian Press NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair is scheduled to make a campaign stop in Winnipeg later this week.

Mulcair, making his first trip to Winnipeg since November, will host a rally at the RBC Convention Centre Thursday evening.

The Liberals are targeting at least three Winnipeg ridings to win — Saint Boniface-Saint Vital, Winnipeg South and Winnipeg South Centre, with a strong campaign also in Kildonan-St. Paul.

The NDP is targeting Elmwood-Transcona and also running solid campaigns in Kildonan-St. Paul and Winnipeg South Centre.

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Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau has set his first official Winnipeg campaign stop for Wednesday, Aug. 19.
Graham Hughes / The Canadian Press Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau has set his first official Winnipeg campaign stop for Wednesday, Aug. 19.
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Updated on Monday, August 17, 2015 10:55 AM CDT: Corrects time of Trudeau's appearance

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