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The Green Party of Manitoba has elected its first new leader since 2008. - Winnipeg - Vimarsana News

The Green Party of Manitoba has elected its first new leader since 2008. - Winnipeg

Former leader James Beddome announced last year he would step down after leading the party for 13 years.

Manitoba NDP leader Kinew comes north, meets with local leaders - Vimarsana News

Manitoba NDP leader Kinew comes north, meets with local leaders

The leader of Manitoba’s official opposition headed to Flin Flon last week for the first time since the pandemic broke out, meeting with local leaders and hosting a meet-and-greet.

Once a trickle, now a torrent: What it means when veteran MLAs leave the Manitoba PC caucus - Vimarsana News

Once a trickle, now a torrent: What it means when veteran MLAs leave the Manitoba PC caucus

In the space of seven months, nine out of 36 members of the Manitoba Progressive Conservative caucus have either resigned from the legislature or signalled they will not run for office again — a churn rate of 25 per cent.

Source: cbc.ca
Loved ones gather at funeral to honour longtime Manitoba politician Bill Blaikie - Vimarsana News

Loved ones gather at funeral to honour longtime Manitoba politician Bill Blaikie

Family, friends and colleagues gathered on Sunday evening to celebrate the life of Bill Blaikie, a longtime Manitoba politician who died at the end of September at age 71.

Source: cbc.ca
Longtime Manitoba politician Bill Blaikie dead after long battle with cancer - Vimarsana News

Longtime Manitoba politician Bill Blaikie dead after long battle with cancer

Bill Blaikie, a longtime Manitoba New Democrat whose political career spanned more than three decades and included terms in the federal and provincial levels, has died.

Source: cbc.ca