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Time for Winnipeg to Make Growth Happen, Not Just Talk About It
Let’s stop pretending everything is fine in Winnipeg. It’s not. Debt is climbing. Housing is unaffordable for many. Overregulation chokes...
Apr 23
The Manitoba NDP Now Believes it Can Take Your Property.
Kinew Targets Private Property to Appease Protestors, Not Solve Problems The Manitoba government is preparing to expropriate privately...
Apr 16
Politics: Dividing a Nation While the Country Burns
Here we go again. Another election. Another wave of outrage manufactured to divide us. The formula never changes: stir up emotion,...
Apr 12
Gillingham’s Contradiction: Spend Big, Blame Suburbs, Push Densification
Near the end of a 14-hour council meeting in March, Winnipeg City Council approved a plan to spend roughly $900 million (we all know it...
Apr 5
Trump’s Liberation Day Came & Went: Can We Focus on Canada’s Real Problems Now
Donald Trump introduced his worldwide tariffs. It happened. It’s done. Not much changed in Canada. Can we move on now? Some politicians...
Apr 4
Hey Canada, We’ve Got Bigger Problems Than Donald Trump
Canada should be an economic powerhouse. With the second-largest land mass in the world, a small but educated population, and an...
Apr 1
Rate Freeze? Not For Long-Manitoba Hydro Wants More, 11% More
Get out your calculator. You're going to need it. Winnipeg property taxes just went up nearly 6%. Garbage collection rates are tripling....
Mar 30
A Winnipeg Conservative Candidate Was The Victim of Media Bias Masquerading As News.
Shola Agboola, a Victim of Opinion Disguised as News Let’s get this straight from the start—news is supposed to be news. Opinion belongs...
Mar 29
Winnipeg City Council Muzzles Winnipeg Taxpayers
Winnipeg City Council just voted to silence you. They didn’t say it out loud, but their actions couldn’t be clearer. With a quiet vote,...
Mar 29
2025: A Year Without a Party—Can Common Sense Unite a Divided Canada?
This can be the year of common sense, but it will require Canadians to demand it. We must reject the extremes and embrace the middle ground,
Jan 4
Political interference, property rights and bureaucratic failures in Winnipeg
The Lemay Forest debacle is a microcosm of Winnipeg’s more significant issues. The Lemay Forest debacle has become a glaring example of...
Jan 3
Happy New Year: Life just got more expensive
Happy New Year! 2025 will be a year of higher taxes, higher fees, and more government spending, making everything more expensive in...
Jan 1
Where, oh, Where is Justin Trudeau?
This week on Inside Winnipeg Politics, I sat down with Political Science professor Royce Koop and Winnipeg Sun columnist Geoff Currier to...
Dec 28, 2024
Canada's Prison Policy Endangers Women and Defies Common Sense
The answer is clear. It is time to end this absurd policy and restore balance and sanity to our justice system. Trans rights are...
Dec 28, 2024
Hate Speech, Misinformation, Create Division in Winnipeg
Such protests in Winnipeg, often rooted in misinformation, pose broader challenges to community cohesion. Comparisons of Israel to ISIS...
Dec 26, 2024
Manitoba health care is boardroom-heavy, beside-short and missing accountability at all levels.
Healthcare in Manitoba and across Canada is at a tipping point. We can continue down the current path, allowing inefficiencies and...
Dec 23, 2024
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