Hon. BradMichaleski
MLA for Dauphin
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Brad Michaleski has a strong record of management and leadership, municipal government experience, and community involvement. Elected for two terms as councilor from 2002 to 2010, Brad served as the RM representative on many boards and committees where he gained insight and experience of both urban and rural issues throughout Manitoba. Brad and his wife, Lori, continue to live on the family farm where they raised their two children. He sees tremendous potential in the Dauphin constituency, looking forward to positive regional growth and investor confidence that is needed to build our economy, improve our social services, and deliver a better future for all Manitobans.
Global News
Premier Announces Changes to Legislative Assistants
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Personal News
- April 25, 2017
House passes MLA’s resolution fighting child pornography
- April 3, 2017
Progressive Conservative Caucus remits salary increase
Ottawa to be urged to change Criminal Code, copyright law to help victims: Yakimoski Blair Yakimoski, Progressive Conservative MLA for Transcona, today saw his private member’s resolution against child pornography passed by the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba. Through the resolution,...
- March 16, 2017
NEWS RELEASE – MLA’s bill would create Silver Alert system to find missing Manitobans
PC MLAs lead by example, deliver on commitment to voluntarily freeze their wages Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative MLAs today provided personal cheques to the Government of Manitoba totaling over $70,000 as part of their commitment to freeze their own wages. “Manitobans...
- March 1, 2017
NEWS RELEASE – PC Caucus takes voluntary wage freeze
First-of-its-kind legislation in Canada would apply to all adults with cognitive impairments: Isleifson Bill 214 introduced by Len Isleifson, MLA for Brandon East, to establish legislation for a Silver Alert system was debated at second reading today. The private member’s...