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The election is called - Dougald Lamont and the Manitoba Liberal team respond

Manitoba Liberals gathered beside the Manitoba Legislature this afternoon.  Dougald Lamont responded to the Premier's formally calling the election for September 10th.  Manitoba Liberals are the only progressive option - the progressive choice.  Manitoba Liberals have a well thought out plan which will focus on the read needs of many Manitobans - needs which have not been met by the previous NDP government or the present Conservative government.   Manitoba Liberals have a plan which is careful with taxpayer dollars and effective in putting forward excellent ways to help all Manitobans.

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