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Winnipeg, Manitoba: The upcoming October election promises to be a political showdown for the ages in the St. Johns ward. Patrick Allard, an independent candidate, emerges as a prominent figure seeking to unseat NDP incumbent Nahanni Fontaine. This electoral contest delves into the very core of why voters cast their ballots, and it is steeped in Read More…
Manitoba Government Ulyatt Report states, “Shindico had been given the privilege of dumping its runoff water into existing combined sewer systems which he submits is prohibited under Environmental Licenses.” Part 8 Winnipeg City Hall remains under intensified scrutiny for its management of planning, development, and environmental matters, particularly in the aftermath of the Parker Lands Read More…
The Manitoba Liberals will not field a full slate of candidates in the upcoming October 2023 general election, falling eight shy of representing all 57 ridings. This failure to field a complete roster of candidates raises serious questions about the party’s organizational abilities and prospects for forming a government in Manitoba. Dougald Lamont, the party Read More…
Part 7- CAO, Michael Jack’s Claims of Fundamental Errors by Justice McCarthy, prompting an appeal The City of Winnipeg (COW) is entangled in a contentious saga that has captured the attention of all of Canada and raised significant concerns about its administration’s actions and the justice system’s impartiality. Central to this ongoing controversy is the Read More…
Today, Premier Heather Stefanson is set to ask Lieutenant Governor Anita Neville to dissolve the legislature, officially marking the commencement of the 43rd General Election in Manitoba. The stakes are high, and this election is poised to be a battle of ideologies, policy proposals, and leadership between the Manitoba Progressive Conservative Party and the Official Opposition, Read More…
The story of Garry Alejo stands as a testament to the remarkable influence of community involvement and its profound impact on democratic processes. As he takes his stride into the political arena, running as a candidate for the Manitoba Liberals in the Burrows constituency, his unwavering commitment to community service and political transformation shines brightly. Read More…
Part 6 In a perplexing turn of events, the City of Winnipeg has chosen to forge ahead and appeal Justice McCarthy’s Parker Lands ruling, which found the City of Winnipeg and two of its employees liable for $5,000,000 for deliberately slowing down its development under the direction of Councillor John Orlikow. Notably, this includes appeals Read More…
Part 5 Nearly two months have passed since the groundbreaking verdict issued by Manitoba Justice McCarthy. The verdict held that the City of Winnipeg (COW) and its planners, Braden Smith and Michael Robinson, deliberately obstructed the progress of the Fulton Grove development, which Gem Equities was undertaking at the instruction of Councillor Orlikow. Justice McCarthy’s Read More…
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada– In an era where businesses come and go, leaving their marks on the sands of time is a feat few achieve. Bill Knight Flooring and Carpets, a distinguished Canadian company, has not only achieved this remarkable milestone but has done so while upholding impeccable customer service, quality, and community values. Today, we Read More…
Retired NDP Member of Parliament (MP) Romeo Saganash, a prominent figure in Canadian politics, has been formally charged with sexual assault. A woman has come forward with allegations that Saganash sexually assaulted her during a meeting in May of this year. Before entering federal politics, Saganash was known for his advocacy work on Indigenous rights Read More…
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan- Today, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Jonathan Wilkinson announced the Canadian Federal Government’s plans to allocate up to $74 million for Small Modular Reactor (SMR) development led by SaskPower. This funding encompasses pre-engineering, environmental assessments, and community engagement, with the GE-Hitachi BWRX-300 reactor chosen for potential deployment by the mid-2030s. A small Read More…
Winnipeg, Canada– The Manitoba Progressive Conservative (PCs) party, led by Premier Heather Stefanson, held a press conference today to inform the public should it be given another mandate to govern, it will update parental rights under the Public School Act. The announcement subtly conveyed the party’s intention to mitigate potentially controversial curricula while enhancing parental Read More…
Today, the Manitoba New Democratic Party (NDP) has levelled serious accusations against several Progressive Conservative (PC) candidates, alleging a breach of campaign finance laws. The NDP has singled out Premier Heather Stefanson’s party, accusing them of engaging in questionable practices involving allocating grants and funding for organizations and appropriating the role of government officials in Read More…
As Manitoba gears up for its next provincial election, the political landscape is buzzing with activity. Political parties are feverishly working to assemble their lineups of candidates, each aiming to present a united and formidable front to the public. However, amidst the excitement and anticipation, a peculiar phenomenon lurks beneath the surface: the concept of Read More…
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) safeguards Canada’s environment and biodiversity. In a recent incident highlighting the importance of stringent import regulations, CBSA officers at the Edmonton Commercial facility discovered two live tarantulas concealed in unlikely packages. The agency’s swift action prevented the potential spread of diseases and the introduction of foreign species and underscored Read More…
Part 2 Justice Shauna McCarthy’s recent ruling by the Manitoba Court of King’s Bench shockwaves is still felt through Winnipeg City Hall. The verdict implicates city employees acting under the direction of a sitting Councillor, John Orlikow, for interfering in a significant development project. Justice McCarthy’s ruling laid out a compelling and thorough analysis of Read More…
Winning an election is not just about the candidate. Still, it is also heavily influenced by the position they are put in concerning the area or ward they are running in, as well as the makeup of the provincial landscape. In this case, we will focus on candidate Alana Vannahme in Kildonan-River East, who is Read More…
Winnipeg-born Isaiah Letander was just named 11th in the top 50 Returning players in the Canadian Junior Football League (CJFL) for the 2023 football season. Isaiah Letander is a football phenom out of Winnipeg, Manitoba. His journey in football started when he was in grade 11 and attending Kelvin Highschool. Before discovering his love for Read More…
Part 1 The dysfunction within Winnipeg City Hall has always been a growing concern, as a troubling lack of accountability persists across multiple administrations. On Friday, Winnipeg City Councillor for Fort Garry, John Orlikow, announced he has resigned from his Community Services Committee and the Budget Working Group duties. “Recently, I have been experiencing some Read More…
On July 17th, an altercation occurred involving many inmates from the medium-security sector at the Stony Mountain Institution. This altercation left seven assault victims who were then evaluated by correctional staff at the facility and transported to an outside hospital if needed. There were no staff members injured during the altercation. As a result of Read More…
A Calgary man facing charges and a substantial fine of $12,000 underscores the critical need to address erroneous claims of miracle cures. Acuna Saavedra, the sole director of Primordial Beauty Inc., has been charged with offences under the Food and Drugs Act related to the sale of unauthorized drugs containing sodium chlorite, specifically Miracle Mineral Read More…
The Government of Canada has supported a new, great and innovative mass timber building project based in Vancouver, British Colombia. Timber is energy efficient, has inherent fire resistance and can insulate carbon dioxide. Timber has had a positive impact on Canada’s construction industry. Mass timber will bring a new shape to the future of low-carbon Read More…
