NBHC Engagement
October 20, 2017
A survey of Manitoba voters suggests 53% strongly oppose a plan by the provincial government to implement healthcare premiums. Only 23% of residents came out in favour of the levy, which would reportedly be around $75 per household. The poll also finds that half of respondents view the healthcare premium proposal as a broken promise by the governing PCs, who campaigned on increasing healthcare delivery while cutting taxes.
Autres nouvelles:
Pallister ajuste le tire, il n'y aura pas de taxe santé au Manitoba - ICI.Radio-Canada.ca
Pallister says no healthcare premiums for Manitobans in his first term - The Canadian Press
No healthcare premium for Manitoba in 1st term, premier says - CBC News