A critical discussion on public access, conservation, hunting, fishing, and the future of Manitoba’s shared wilderness.

Tonight’s Manitoba Stronger Together Zoom call will feature two important presentations focused on the future of local governance, municipal leadership, and the growing controversy surrounding the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region (WMR), formerly known as the Capital Planning Region.

Tonight’s MST Zoom call will be a special extended presentation entirely focused on the WMR, its failed Plan 2050, and the ongoing attempt to quietly reshape regional governance in Manitoba.

In this powerful and timely session, Tish will share key lessons from her political journey—what she has seen, what she has learned, and what it takes to stand firm in today’s environment.

Tonight we welcome back Donald Best, a longtime friend of Manitoba Stronger Together, former Toronto Police Detective Sergeant, whistleblower, and one of Canada’s strongest voices speaking on issues of justice, accountability, and institutional transparency.

Tonight we begin with a conversation featuring one of our own MST members who is seriously considering running in the upcoming municipal election on October 28, 2026.

Tonight’s call begins with an important and inspiring opportunity to hear from one of our own MST members who is seriously considering running in the upcoming October 28, 2026 municipal election. We are then joined by Teresa and Shawn Buckley from the NHPPA, who will provide an important update on Federal Private Members Bill C-224.

Jason Lavigne is no stranger to Manitoba Stronger Together, and tonight he returns to bring an important and timely update on several key developments. We begin with a preview of the Bearing Witness Conference taking place this Saturday, April 11 in Red Deer, Alberta — a full-day event featuring 12 powerful speakers, including our own Ken Drysdale.