Help make CED a priority this provincial election with CCEDNet Manitoba’s Election Guide
Visit our complete election guide here with…
- CED questions for you to ask candidates
- Letters to and responses from party leaders
- Links to other election campaigns on food and poverty
Be sure to attend these election forums and make your voice heard
Election Forum on Food
- Monday, September 12th, 7pm-10pm
Location: Winnipeg Free Press News Café, 237 McDermott Avenue
Coordinator: I Vote Because Food Matters campaign;
Stefan Epp – stefan@foodmattersmanitoba.ca
Election forum on Disability Issues
- Tuesday, September 13th, 7pm-9:30pm
Location: Viscount Gort, 1670 Portage Avenue
Brian Stewart – stewartreach@mymts.net
Election Forum on Housing
- Wednesday, September 14th, 7pm
Location: Crossways in Common, 222 Furby Street
Coordinator: West Broadway Development Corporation
Greg MacPherson – director@westbroadway.mb.ca
“So You Think You Can House”
- Monday, September 19th, 7pm-9pm
Election Forum on Housing
Coordinators: Right to Housing, the Planners Network
Clark Brownlee – aaa1@mymts.net
Election Forum on Safety, Justice, and Youth
- Wednesday, September 21st, 7pm-9pm
Location: MERC, 430 Langside Street
Coordinator: Spence Neighbourhood Association
Jamil Mahmood – jamil@spenceneighbourhood.org
Election Forum on Hunger and Poverty
- Monday, September 26th, 7pm-9pm
Location: Eckhart-Gramatte Hall, University of Winnipeg
Coordinators: Winnipeg Harvest, the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg, Make Poverty History Manitoba, and the Manitoba Association of Food Banks
Donald Benham – donald.benham@winnipegharvest.org
Election Forum on Immigration and New Canadians
- Wednesday, September 28th
Location: Wellington School, Multi-Purpose Room, 690 Beverley Street
Coordinator: Daniel Macintyre/St. Matthews Community Association
Jen Nagy – dmsmwinnipeg@gmail.com
Know of other election actions, activities, and resources? Send them to kbernas@ccednet-rcdec.ca.
