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Kevin Klein: An error in judgment that is my own, and I acknowledge it.
Some things take on a life of their own and before you know it those with an agenda seize the opportunity and run with it. At that point...
Dec 31, 2023
Kevin Klein: A lesson learned on journey of Metis ancestral discovery
"Some things take on a life of their own and before you know it those with an agenda seize the opportunity and run with it. At that point...
Dec 31, 2023
Proper vetting for refugees is common sense
Recently, I wrote about the planned Polo Park protest by pro-Palestinian activists. Many of these protesters disrupt the lives of...
Dec 25, 2023
Winnipeg's Population Growth Demands Adequate Police Resources
The escalating rate of violent crime in Winnipeg speaks volumes, needing no further emphasis. A glance at recent weeks alone underscores...
Dec 8, 2023
Manitoba Conservatives need to be clear: We stand with Israel
A University of Manitoba student, Arij Al Khafagi, was suspended for the remainder of the 2023-24 school year after she made a series of...
Dec 3, 2023
A zero based budget review is a solution for fiscal responsibility and efficiency in government
Throughout my tenure in politics, I frequently grappled with the conspicuous absence of fiscal responsibility within governmental realms...
Dec 2, 2023
Are all forms of media weaponizing diversity?
Cancel culture, with its swift and often unforgiving judgments, has cultivated an environment of fear and apprehension, stifling the free...
Nov 26, 2023
The Manitoba NDP throne speech filled with promises that raise doubts
In a spectacle framed by indigenous drumming and grand declarations, Premier Wab Kinew's throne speech caught the attention of many with...
Nov 22, 2023
Legal losses mount making Winnipeg look ‘disorganized and unreliable’
In yet another legal setback, the City of Winnipeg grapples with mounting challenges, raising critical questions about the urgent need...
Nov 20, 2023
Winnipeg Mayor and premier need to take action now on downtown safety
In a recent survey conducted by The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce, a resounding 67% of respondents agreed that revitalizing downtown...
Nov 19, 2023
Take small steps now to reduce crime in downtown Winnipeg
In a recent survey conducted by The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce, a resounding 67% of respondents voiced their concern that revitalizing...
Nov 16, 2023
It's disheartening to witness the seeds of division being sown in our own community.
On Remembrance Day, driving along Portage Avenue, my wife, Heather, noticed people pasting posters on the window of the office for MP...
Nov 14, 2023
Another Case of Winnipeg Residents vs a Developer vs City Hall
The Lemay Forest, a 22-acre parcel of land nestled on the South side of the St Norbert Heritage Trail, has become the center of a fierce...
Nov 12, 2023
We Need Elected Officials Who Can Rise Above The Noise
In the ever-changing landscape of politics, it is disheartening to witness the lack of visionary leadership among our elected officials....
Nov 10, 2023
Winnipeg North End Treatment Plant, 20 Years Later And It's Still Not Done
Through insightful discussions and in-depth analysis, the Let's Talk Manitoba podcast will ensure that no stone is left unturned,...
Nov 8, 2023
NDP Offer to MGEU MPI Workers Raises Questions About Political Interference
In a surprising turn of events this week, Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) employees, members of the Manitoba Government and General...
Nov 4, 2023
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