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Portage and Main, a systematic issue at City Hall
Just six years ago, Winnipeggers decisively voted against opening Portage and Main to pedestrian traffic. Now, the debate resurfaces,...
Mar 3, 2024

230 million litres of raw sewage spewed into the Red River, who is to blame?
A crisis of significant magnitude emerged in Winnipeg, centred around the steady flow of sewage into the Red River. Once revered for its...
Feb 25, 2024


Manitoba can be a leader in the green economy
Chambers of Commerce members recently heard Dawn Desjarlais, chief economist of Deloitte Canada, share sobering news about our provincial...
Feb 18, 2024


Manitoba has a bright future if we seize the opportunities
In challenging economic and social times like these, it can be hard to see a clear path forward and a light at the end of...
Feb 7, 2024

Politicians talk and talk, what we need is action to address the rising violent crime in Winnipeg
In recent times, it seems that society has grown increasingly complacent with violent crime. Has it become the new normal for us to...
Feb 1, 2024


Universities need to abandon indoctrination, get back to education
As published in the Winnipeg Sun Lately, you can’t watch or search the news without seeing controversies involving extreme left-wing...
Jan 24, 2024

Calling on elected officials to fight crime with common sense
Happy New Year to all. Sad to say, Winnipeg brought in the new year with more unwelcomed violence. At 1:30am on New Year’s day a...
Jan 14, 2024


Manitoba PC's Need Party Reform
We are heading into the weekend, where the Manitoba PC Party delegates will consider changes to the leadership rules; these rule changes...
Jan 12, 2024


It's Time to Axe the Carbon Tax
We hear it every day now - how unaffordable life is. Small businesses and farmers feel the pain of inflation and how impossible it is for...
Jan 9, 2024


Statement Regarding the Upcoming PC Leadership Process Vote
Dear Fellow Manitoba PC Supporters, We all have an important interest in ensuring our political processes are fair, equitable and...
Jan 8, 2024


City Council voted no previously, but it's time for Body Cams in Winnipeg
While I was a Winnipeg City Council member and the former Chair of the Winnipeg Police Board, I advocated for body cameras for Winnipeg...
Jan 6, 2024


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

Drug Sites Are Not The Answer
Premier Wab Kinew's recent directive to establish a supervised consumption site in downtown Winnipeg has sparked a crucial debate about...
Dec 23, 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
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