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Manitoba Party (2016)

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Leader
  
Gary Marshall

Political position
  
Right-wing

Seats in the House of Commons
  
0 / 338

Founded
  
2016 (2016)

Colours
  
Ochre and Forest Green

Ideology
  
Classical liberalism, Ordoliberalism, Libertarianism, Manitoba Nationalism

The Manitoba Party is a provincial political party in the Canadian province of Manitoba. It was registered by Elections Manitoba on March 24, 2016. Its leader is Gary Marshall.

It does not appear that it is affiliated with the previous Manitoba Party, which nominated candidates in the 1999 provincial election.

Platform

In an interview with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in January 2016, Gary Marshall stated the new party is "...a party of tax cuts", and its platform includes pledges of lowering the provincial sales tax rate to 5% from 8%, removal of PST charges on all food purchases, and changing the personal and business income tax rates to a flat 10%, among other proposals.

The party also proposes to remove all red light and speed cameras from intersections and mobile units, eradicate government regulations "...that impede trade and commerce", and changing how tax revenues are allocated among education, municipalities, and so on.

References

Manitoba Party (2016) Wikipedia