Last week, Manitoba Progressive Conservative Leader Hugh McFadyen announced that his last day as leader of the Party and MLA for Fort Whyte will be July 30th.
The livestock industry and its producers won an important victory last week when the World Trade Organization (WTO) upheld an earlier ruling that Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) laws in the United States discriminated against the Canadian livestock industry.
This past Sunday I participated in the sod turning for the Four Winds Housing project in Steinbach.
On June 14th, Hugh McFadyen spent his last day in the Manitoba Legislature as Leader of the PC Party and the Official Opposition.
The spring session of the Manitoba Legislature was scheduled to come to an end on Thursday.
Manitoba’s NDP Minister of Immigration has been holding small meetings with new Canadians, including in Steinbach, doing her best to scare them.
Last week I was able to attend two meetings on behalf of the Manitoba PC Party that left me both inspired and challenged.
This year the Diamond Jubilee celebration is taking place in Commonwealth countries around the world to mark the 60th anniversary of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II and residents of the southeast will be given an opportunity to take part in a special way.
Last week at the Manitoba Legislature a special license plate for both full-time and volunteer firefighters was unveiled.
New questions were raised last week in the Manitoba Legislature as to just what exactly is happening in Manitoba Jails.
