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No winners, losers in Thursday's televised leaders debate: U of W Prof

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Manitoba's three main party leaders squared off in a one-hour prime time TV leaders debate Thursday night. University of Winnipeg political science Associate Professor Malcolm Bird pretty much calling it a draw. Stefanson pushed the message that the PCs would grow the economy and talked about their record. Kinew stuck with criticizing the Tories and focusing on health care, said Bird.

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No winners, losers in Thursday's televised leaders debate: U of W Prof

Manitoba's three main party leaders squared off in a one-hour prime time TV leaders debate Thursday night with University of Winnipeg political science Associate Professor Malcolm Bird pretty much calling it a draw between Tory Leader Heather Stefanson, NDP Leader Wab Kinew and Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont.

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Winnipeg Sun broke the news in on Saturday, September 23, 2023.
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