In fall, the NDP made a number of promises to Manitobans as they were campaigning for election. But, ever since their election win, a number of these promises have been either delayed, altered, or broken.
On Tuesday of this week the new NDP government delivered its first Throne Speech since being elected in October.
The Manitoba Legislature is set to resume sitting on Tuesday of next week with the reading of the government’s Speech from the Throne.
In what has become an annual tradition at the Manitoba Legislature, the “Poppy Blanket”, made up of 8,000 handmade poppies amassing 85 feet in length, was put on display this week in a stunning presentation that stretches from the third floor of the building all the way down the Grand Staircase.
During the last election campaign, Manitoba Progressive Conservatives made the case that the Trudeau government’s carbon tax should be removed from home heating costs.
Like many jobs, the role of police officer has become more difficult in the recent past as a number of challenges impact society.
It may have been lost in all the noise of the recent election campaign, but it is worth recalling that on the Friday before the provincial election, the Manitoba Auditor (an independent officer of the Legislative Assembly), released the final numbers on the 2022-23 provincial finances.
This past weekend, Manitobans celebrated Thanksgiving which is a traditional time to reflect on the many things we have to be grateful for.
With a provincial election set to be called soon in anticipation of an October 3rd election day, this will be my last legislative update prior to the election campaign.
The southeast region is known as a growing region with a strong economy. This has been a longstanding reputation as, for many years, people have recognized the communities of the region as great places to live, invest and raise their families.