CBC Manitoba's election debate on infrastructure

From patching potholes to improving roads and bridges, all of Manitoba's political parties have ideas on how taxrevenue should be spenton infrastructure.

In the third of this week's five election debates, CBC News gave voters theopportunity to ask representativesfrom each party about their infrastructure platforms on Wednesday evening.

In a live online chat moderated by CBC's Chris Glover and Donna Lee, viewers were invited tosend in questions that were answered by a candidate from each party. The candidatesalso hadthe opportunity to ask each other questions.

You can read what the candidates said below.Taking part were:

• Roxane Dupuis NDP candidate for Dawson Trail.
• Scott Fielding Progressive Conservative candidate for Kirkfield Park.
• Kevin Nichols Green Party candidate for Charleswood.
• Johanna Wood Liberal candidate for Fort Garry-Riverview.

• ON MOBILE? Follow the live chat here.

All this week, CBC Manitoba is hosting a nightly debate on the election issues facing voters. Chris Glover will be joined by representatives of the political parties on CBC Television and online from 6:15 to 7 p.m., Monday to Friday. Join the live chat and engage with the parties and other voters by visiting cbc.ca/manitoba.

This debateis in addition to,anddoes not replace, the leaders'debate that will be broadcast live on CBC Television on April 12.

If you missedour debate on Tuesday night on education, you can see theparties' responses to the online questions here. You can alsocatch up on Monday's debate onhealth care.

If elected, the Liberals promise to use one point of PST revenue to support municipal priorities. They also commit to improving traffic safety in rural Manitoba.

The NDP saythey already give more than one per cent of PST revenues to the municipalities. The NDP adds that they intend to deliver more housing, retail, and commercial space to downtown Winnipeg, as well upgrade parks.

• Brian Bowman praises city infrastructure pledge from Manitoba Liberals
• Manitoba NDP pledge to boost tourism industry, upgrade parks

The PCspromised to spend a billion dollars per year on infrastructure andplan towork with municipalities across the province to improve services. They have pledged to reduce the PST to 7 per cent if elected.

When it comes to infrastructure the Greens focus on pledges that reduce negative environmental consequences while promoting human wellness. This includes supporting a carbon tax and using the revenues towards environmental infrastructure.