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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 10, 1997

Page

6

Rural Manitobans swing against Liberals in 1997 Manitoba results

Rural Manitobans helped reduce the Liberal presence from 12 of 14 Manitoba seats to six, all but one in Winnipeg. David Iftody survived in Provencher amid a split conservative vote, while Liberals lost rural ridings Brandon Souris Dauphin Swan River and Selkirk Interlake to Reform and NDP gains in urban Winnipeg. Howard Hilstrom won Selkirk Interlake for Reform and Jake Hoeppner held Portage Lisgar for Reform. Jon Gerrard, a Liberal minister, was defeated.

David Iftody Provencher Reform Party Larry Tardiff Clare Braun Manitoba Liberals NDP Transcona Nore Winnipeg North End Churchill Elijah Harper Brandon-Souris Wheat City Rick Borotsik Dauphin Swan River Selkirk-Interlake Wrenven Tory Borotsik Ed Agnew Virden Glenn McKinnon Dauphin-Swan River Liberal Party Marlene Cowling Mrs. Cowling Betty Findlay Roblin Lorne Boguski Mark Chretien Howard Hilstrom Interlake Jon Gerrard Vernment Western Economic Diversification Fund Mr. Hilstrom Tory Reform Portage Lisgar Jake Hoeppner Portage la Prairie Brian Pallister Filmon

Media blame echoes in election campaign turmoil

The piece chronicles politicians blaming the media for campaign missteps and coverage across Canada. It cites Preston Manning Lloyd Axworthy Jean Chretien and others as critics while recalling cartoons editorials and a CJOB studio anecdote about a candidate sleeping during a capital punishment question. It ends with a Newsweek quote about media and political fault lines.

Reform Party Preston Manning Quebec Lloyd Axworthy Grits Jean Chretien Scotia St Chretien Brandon Sun St. James Winnipeg

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