Election 2015 Candidates Exchange Child Care Proposals
Laverne Lewycky of Dauphin supports NDP plans including a $15 a day child care space goal and a national dementia strategy. Ray Piché of Onanole advocates Liberal child care benefits and flexible parental support funded with broad social investments. Inky Mark, independent, calls for universal guaranteed income and enhanced education and health care. Kate Storey of Grandview backs a guaranteed income supplement and Green Party pilots. Robert Sopuck of Sandy Lake highlights universal child care benefit, income splitting and tax cuts as family supports. The field features main party and independent positions on child care, health care, pensions, and income support.
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Nee Pawa church hosts candidate forum on child poverty
The Mission and Services Committee of the Nee Pawa United Church hosts a candidate forum on Wednesday September 30 from 7:00 to 9:00 pm at the church located at Mountain Avenue and Ellen Street. The event centers on child poverty.
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Mission and Services Committee
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Neepawa United Church
Mountain Avenue
Ellen Street
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Robert Sopuck
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Sandy Lake