This past week I was honoured, as Minster of Justice and Attorney General for Manitoba, to announce more than $1.3 million in community safety and wellness planning support for several communities, including the City of Steinbach.
Recent Canadian polling simply confirmed what everyone already knew, Canadians are concerned that life is getting more expensive as the price of food and fuel drive record levels of inflation.
Last Tuesday our government delivered the 2022/2023 provincial budget. The budget provides for Manitobans the financial roadmap for the coming year and helps to outline a number of priorities.
For those who adhere to the Christian faith, Easter is among the most special times of the year.
On Tuesday March 29th I was at RCMP “D” Division in Winnipeg, the Manitoba RCMP Headquarters, as they displayed the result of a multi-year, international investigation.
With inflation reaching well above 5 per cent over the past several months in Canada, and gas and food costs continuing to go higher, the rising cost of living has quickly become a major issue for Canadians.
This is a particularly busy session of the Manitoba Legislature in terms of legislation that I am sponsoring. All told I will be introducing more than 15 bills for debate.
As winter slowly begins to loosen its grip on Manitobans, there are encouraging signs on a number of fronts.
A new session of the Manitoba Legislature began last week and while I am adjusting to another new role, this time as Minister of Justice and Attorney General, there was a very familiar feeling to this new session.
On Saturday the Manitoba Legislature grounds were a sea of blue and yellow as thousands of Manitobans came together wearing and flying the colours of Ukraine to condemn the invasion of that country by the Russian President.
