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PC leader says Tory government would make seniors more secure

Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba and Premier Brian Pallister, at a leaders' debate at CBC in Winnipeg, Wednesday, August 28, 2019. Manitobans go to the polls Sept. 10. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods. John Woods/The Canadian Press

Progressive Conservative Leader Brian Pallister says a Tory government would benefit seniors if it were re-elected on Sept. 10.

Pallister reannounced many promises today concerning taxes and safety.

The Tories have made taxes one of the central planks of their election campaign.

READ MORE: Manitoba Election 2019 Promise Tracker: Where do the parties stand on the major issues?

They have said they would remove the provincial sales tax on home insurance and for people preparing their taxes.

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They have also pledged that they would eliminate probate fees and remove tax on the preparation of wills.

Pallister says the Tory plan would make seniors more secure.

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