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COLUMN: View from the Legislature - Uncertainty surrounds fall session (opens the original)
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The transition from summer to fall in Manitoba brings with it a number of familiar routines. Vacations, summer festivals and time at the lake start to be in the rear-view mirror and the focus shifts to families adjusting to school and regular work schedules. The gradual change in temperature and the changing of the colours on the trees isn’t always welcome by many, but there is something comforting about the predictability that Manitoba’s four distinct seasons bring. In Canadian politics, that p
COLUMN: View from the Legislature - Nostalgia is not a plan (opens the original)
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For many years I had the honour of serving as the Canadian co-chair of the Midwest Canada-U.S. Relations Committee. During that time, I worked with hundreds of U.S. state senators and members of state legislatures. Whether on trade, security, tariffs or other cross border issues, I was always confident in the longstanding relationship that exists between our two great nations. That isn’t to say there weren’t challenges during my time on the committee. Challenges related to country-of-origin labe
COLUMN: View from the Legislature - Co-operation in politics still exists (opens the original)
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It would be easy to assume, by just watching the daily news, that there are no longer places where elected officials of different political parties co-operate. And while it is certainly true that partisan politics has become much more divided, and some would say toxic over the past several years, there are still some parts of the political system that function on a relatively bipartisan basis. This past week I was in Halifax, Nova Scotia, to participate as a presenter and panellist in a conferen
COLUMN: View from the Legislature - Inflation remains high in Manitoba (opens the original)
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It naturally doesn’t get the attention it did when inflation was running at seven or eight percent and interest rates were increasing seemingly every month, but Manitoba continues to record among the highest inflation rates in the country month after month. The most recent data that was released, for July, shows that the inflation rate for our province was 4.2 percent. That is well above the national average of three percent. While some of the persistently high inflation can be attributed to hig
COLUMN: View from the Legislature - Focus on addictions recovery still missing (opens the original)
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On Aug. 11, Manitoba’s NDP government opened the province’s first taxpayer funded drug consumption site for the supervision of the use of illegal drugs. The opening followed almost three years of controversy and multiple proposed or considered locations. A previously selected location was ultimately abandoned because of protests that it was too close to a school and to a daycare. Hundreds of people came out to community organized forums to protest the location before it was eventually determined
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