With just three days to cast ballots, here is a last-minute guide for Manitoba voters who are still undecided.
which includes tightened bail conditions, a rebate program for homes and businesses to install security systems, bringing on 100 mental health workers to work with police and providing housing and mental health supports.The New Democrats plan to give more money to municipalities to pay for policing if elected, as well as replace the shuttered Dauphin jail with a justice centre.if re-elected.
The Liberals promised to give more money to community organizations like the Bear Clan Patrol and form non-police-operated mental health and addictions crisis teams.promised broad tax cuts including cutting the tax rate on the lowest provincial income tax bracket in half by 2028, instructing Manitoba Hydro to remove the federal carbon tax from hydro bills, phasing out payroll taxes for businesses and eliminating the land-transfer tax for first-time homebuyers.A Tory-run government would allow senior homeowners to defer some or all of their property taxes until they wish to sell their homes and introduce a tax credit for people with mobility aids.
Rental fees for agricultural Crown lands would be cut in half under the PCs and the PST on trees and flowers would be removed. The party said it would also