Elections
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View Manitoba Election 2011 - Websites with Manitoba Election Content Listing Manitoba Wildlands First Nation Election Questions Download Manitoba Wildlands First Nation Election Questions (PDF)NDP Environment Promises2011 Manitoba Election Surveys   
Manitoba Wildlands will be sending each political party in our province a series of short surveys about Manitoba's lands, waters, resources, climate, and environment. The surveys will include public policies and commitments made by the NDP government. These surveys will be posted on our website both as blank surveys, with answers from the political parties posted as these are provided. Manitoba Wildlands will track whether the surveys are being answered. Information will be on our news page, in our brag box, and on the government - elections page inside the website. The surveys will be posted during summer and fall 2011 in advance of our October 4 Manitoba general election. The political parties will be provided with a time table and deadline for answers to each survey. View the surveys here:
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2009 Manitoba NDP Premier S/election
The date for the next election in Manitoba, according to the Elections Act, will be in October 2011, four years after the previous province wide election. That means the NDP leader who replaces Mr. Doer as Premier of Manitoba will be in office until October 2011. Manitoba Wildlands sent a survey of environmental questions, mostly about lands, waters, and climate to each candidate for leader/premier. Mr. Ashton responded, Mr. Selinger did not.
On Saturday October 17, 2009 Greg Selinger was elected leader of the Manitoba New Democratic Party in a Winnipeg convention with satellites in both The Pas and Thompson, Manitoba. He was selected by an almost two to one margin, in a ballot with Steve Ashton. Mr. Selinger became Premier of Manitoba as a result of his election as Party leader. 2008 Federal Election2007 Manitoba Election PromisesManitoba Wildlands encourages other Manitoba civil society organizations to ask our political leaders questions relevant to the future of our province. The 2007 Manitoba Provincial Election took place May 22, 2007. View Manitoba Wildlands Manitoba Pre Election Survey 2007 - Questions  View Manitoba Wildlands Manitoba Pre Election Survey 2007 - Questions & Responses Other 2007 Provincial Election Surveys:
View the Manitoba Metis Federation's Manitoba Election 2007 Survey: Stand with our People, Vote for your ManitobaView the Downtown Winnipeg Biz Survey: Commitment to Downtown Winnipeg Manitoba Wildlands has compiled links and text of environmental commitments made by all four major political parties in Manitoba during the 2007 election campaign. Download 2007 Manitoba NDP environment commitments (PDF)Download 2007 Manitoba Progressive Conservatives environment commitments (PDF)Download 2007 Manitoba Liberals environment commitments (PDF)Download 2007 Manitoba Green Party environment commitments (PDF)Download May 31, 2007 Manitoba Wildlands letter to all four parties (PDF)Manitoba Wildlands will be monitoring action taken to fulfill these promises and adhere to those commitments made as part of our election survey. NDP content regarding election promises were taken from the Manitoba NDP website. That web site was taken down June 11, 2007. Request copies of these election announcements and press releases here: Manitoba Wildlands 2003 Manitoba Election PromisesView CNF Manitoba Election Survey 2003 - Questions View CNF Manitoba Election Survey 2003 - Questions & Responses Canadian Nature Federation, Wildlands Campaign, Manitoba Wildlands office, requested a report back on the New Democratic Party environmental commitments from the 1999 election. Correspondence is posted below. View January 24, 2003 letter from CNF to Mr. Paul Vogt View January 29, 2003 letter from Mr. Paul Vogt to CNF View February 4, 2003 letter from CNF to Mr. Paul Vogt 1999 Manitoba Election PromisesThese are letters from Mr. Paul Vogt, now director of Policy for Executive Council of the Manitoba government. View Page 1 September 4, 1999 View Page 2 September 4, 1999 View Page 1 September 13, 1999 View Page 2 September 13, 1999 Historic National Election PromisesDownload 2000 Red book Liberal Party (PDF)Download 1997 Red book Liberal Party (PDF) |
When Garry Doer announced his resignation as premier of Manitoba he put in motion steps for the Manitoba New Democratic Party (NDP) members to select a new Leader, who then became the next Premier of Manitoba.
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