Pallister pledges $160 million for 1,200 new personal-care beds
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This article was published 29/03/2016 (3813 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The Manitoba Progressive Conservatives plan to create 1,200 new personal-care beds in their first two terms if elected on April 19.
Leader Brian Pallister made the pledge Tuesday morning outside of a personal-care home in Transcona, vowing he will deliver on promises the NDP haven’t been able to carry out.
Pallister said his party will commit $160 million as a baseline for the pledge. He claims the Selinger NDP have only been able to build 20 such beds a year since Selinger took office.
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