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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
Posted: 10/15/2014 1:00 AM | Comments:
LIBERAL Leader Rana Bokhari used the backdrop of Winnipeg's city hall to unveil her party's plan to devote revenue from last year's provincial sales tax increase for the infrastructure needs of municipalities.
Making her first policy announcement since becoming leader of the provincial party a year ago, Bokhari said the Liberals would allocate funds on a per capita basis on top of the existing annual base funding of $313 million.
"Manitobans will know how much money we have and exactly where it's going," she said Tuesday. "Money can't be shifted out of it. It would be there only for municipalities."
Bokhari said the Liberal plan would have already provided municipalities with an additional $218 million this year for their infrastructure needs. She said some of the tax money collected by government last year wasn't spent. Instead, it went to general revenues.
Bokhari said in an earlier interview she plans on doing more to raise her profile going into the next provincial election, likely in April 2016.
The Liberals have a single member in the provincial legislature, River Heights MLA Jon Gerrard, who led the party for 15 years.
A Probe quarterly poll issued last week found the provincial Liberals had increased to 20 per cent support of decided voters. The Opposition Progressive Conservatives led with 42 per cent, with the governing NDP at 30 per cent.
The NDP government has said it spent $844 million on municipal and provincial core infrastructure projects last year, including roads, bridges, water-treatment plants and flood protection. Included in the $844 million was $190 million from the PST increase. The government had budgeted to spend an additional $75 million last year and says that money will be rolled over to this year.
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Liberals are using their majority clout to keep secret the financial records on the money-losing MaRS office tower.
Grit MPPs at the legislatures estimate committee Tuesday blocked all attempts by opposition members to shine a light on financial dealings connected to the more than two-thirds empty 20-storey building.
Progressive Conservative MPP Randy Hillier asked Infrastructure Minister Brad Duguid to supply, among other things, a business case that led to the Liberal government loaning MaRS $224 million to build the tower.
What you are asking me right now to respond to is information that I do not know exists, the minister said.
Duguid, who emphasized he wasnt even minister in 2010 when the MaRS deal was done, then said he would supply the business case filed with Infrastructure Ontario but only if one exists and only if it is not commercially sensitive.
Infrastructure Ontario later confirmed to the Star that one does exist, but was quick to put a stop to it being released.
The decision-making behind the loan program is commercially sensitive as it contains various third-party due diligence, applicant financials, and project specific business cases that would compromise the integrity of the loan process, spokesperson Bianca Lankheit said in an email statement.
Lankheit stated the loan application for MaRS Phase 2 went through rigorous checks and balances.
Even though they (Liberals) talk a good talk about openness and transparency, we are not seeing anything about transparency, anything about openness and they are preventing the public from seeing how the minister is spending their money, Hillier (Lanark-Frontenac-Lennox and Addington) told the committee.
The Liberal MPPs argued the information requested either contained commercially sensitive information or claimed the research and innovation minister should provide the details even though Infrastructure Ontario lent MaRS the money.