Join Manitoba Stronger Together for a live Zoom conversation with Dr. Mark Trozzi on medicine, ethics, informed consent, scientific integrity, and human rights.

Join Manitoba Stronger Together on Tuesday, July 7, 2026, at 7:00 PM Central for a live Zoom call featuring a WMR/Capital Planning Region follow-up Q&A and special guest Jason Lavigne of The Lavigne Show. This discussion will cover Manitoba regional planning concerns, public transparency, Alberta sovereignty, constitutional questions, Indigenous issues, and the future of Canada.

This MST Zoom Call will focus on the June 25, 2026 WMR Board presentation concerning the proposed new regional plan for the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region, also known as the Capital Planning Region.

Join Manitoba Stronger Together on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at 6:30 PM Central for a live Zoom call featuring Chris Dubeski, Winnipeg mayoral candidate Joshua Pagdato, and Ken Drysdale. This week’s discussion focuses on municipal candidates, civic leadership, local government transparency, and the growing concern over in-camera council meetings.

Join Manitoba Stronger Together on June 16, 2026, for a special live Zoom event featuring Wally Daudrich, Winnipeg mayoral candidate Don Woodstock, and Winnipeg City Council candidate Yuan (Yuancho) Li as they discuss leadership, accountability, and the future of Manitoba communities. Hear directly from these candidates, ask questions, and learn more about the issues shaping Manitoba’s October 28, 2026 municipal election.

Manitoba Stronger Together Zoom Call features three important presentations covering Manitoba politics, municipal elections, and what may become one of the most significant citizen-led historical preservation projects ever undertaken in Canada.

Join Manitoba Stronger Together on June 2, 2026, at 6:30 PM Central for a powerful discussion with Detective Helen Grus and lawyer Bath-Shéba van den Berg on the Grus case, accountability, policing, institutional pressure, and the fight for truth in Canada.

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.

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.

Tonight is about something far bigger than discussion — it is about action.

Canada is facing a growing economic divide — between productivity and speculation, wages and inflation, citizens and powerful intermediaries. Frank Stronach, one of Canada’s most successful entrepreneurs, argues that these problems stem from structural failures in how our economy is designed.

Sean was 17 and loved hockey — he aspired to reach the NHL as a referee. During the pandemic, he believed vaccination was required to keep playing. After receiving the vaccine, he became ill within days and later died suddenly in his room. The autopsy listed the cause of death as unascertained.

Changing How Municipal Leadership Is Built in Manitoba Manitoba Stronger Together is proud to announce the launch of something we believe will fundamentally change how municipal leadership is built in this province.

In June 2025, Manitoba’s NDP government passed Bill 4, which Premier Wab Kinew publicly branded as the “Freedom Bill.” It was presented as a long-awaited response to public outrage over Plan 2050 and the governance model of the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region (WMR), which had been put in place by the previous Progressive Conservative Government.

This Tuesday, Manitoba Stronger Together invites you to a triple-feature Zoom call designed to help Manitobans get ready for the October 28, 2026 municipal election — with real-world campaign insight, practical tools, and an important update on the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region (WMR).

We have just finished watching the full YouTube recording of the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region (WMR) Board meeting held on January 22, 2026 — and what we witnessed left us shocked, amazed, angered, and frankly struggling to believe what we were hearing.

This Tuesday, Manitoba Stronger Together is pleased to welcome Councillor Andy Kuczynski (Ward 2) and Councillor Mark Miller (Ward 3) from the Rural Municipality of Springfield for an educational, behind-the-scenes conversation about what it means to serve as a municipal councillor — and what it takes to run a successful campaign.

Tomorrow night we’re trying something new — and we think you’ll find it both fascinating and practical. Ken will host a live, unscripted interview with an artificial intelligence language model, commonly known as ChatGPT. For the conversation, we’ll simply refer to it as “the Model.” The focus is municipal power — where it actually sits, why citizens often feel ignored, and what you can do now to be ready for the October 2026 municipal elections.