Premier Filmon rides a run of political luck
Manitoba premier Gary Filmon appears to benefit from favorable outcomes and timing. A three month legislature session passed without Tory illnesses, a Pan American Games bid advantage arose in Ecuador, and a Toronto Globe and Mail report praised Winnipeg as a top business hub. The piece credits savvy marketing and political tact, not luck, for Manitoba’s promotional success.
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No fault no longer covers all losses Autopac debate sharpens
Manitoba Autopac bills spark debate as no fault insurance meets real outcomes. Families of a stolen Grand Am victimized by a deadly crash reveal payments differ from expectations. MPIC president Zacharias defends act based compensation and outlines consequences for fault.
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Autopac
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MPIC
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