This video takes a deep dive into the results of the 2023 Manitoba provincial election—exposing just how razor-thin the margins of power really are. With riding-by-riding analysis, we demonstrate how a handful of votes could have changed the entire outcome, and how every citizen's voice truly matters. If you’ve ever wondered whether your vote makes a difference, this breakdown will show you just how critical your participation is in shaping the future of our province. Don’t sit this one out—your vote can tip the scales.

In this short learning video, we’ll show you exactly how to find out what bills are currently being debated or proposed in the Manitoba Legislature. Whether you’re a concerned citizen, activist, or just curious about how provincial laws take shape, this quick guide will walk you through the official tools and websites you can use to stay informed and involved in real-time.

When you are making a presentation to the government, the very first thing you need to say, or your opinion will not be recorded properly.

The 2025 federal election is over—and once again, the Conservative Party of Canada has failed to seize victory, despite an energized base and a deeply unpopular Liberal government. But why? Was it bad luck, poor polling, or strategic missteps? In this post, we’ll take a hard look at what really went wrong. You Will Not See This Anywhere Else! At the heart of this analysis is a consideration of core conservative values—ranging from fiscal responsibility to gun rights, parental authority, and perhaps the most defining issue of our time: accountability for the government’s unprecedented COVID-19 overreach. We’ll break down which of these core principles the Conservative campaign embraced, which it downplayed, and—most critically—which it ignored altogether. The answers may surprise you. And they may explain not just why the Conservatives lost—but where the movement must go next.

Leadership Vote Rule Changes At a January 2024 special meeting, the PC Party of Manitoba ratified new voting rules to be used in upcoming leadership elections. When political parties change the rules for leadership elections, members deserve transparency, not just about the procedures, but about the motivations and intentions behind those changes. While members were told these changes would strengthen the grassroots voice and promote fairness, the results tell a very different story. In reality, the system was structured in a way that suppressed rural and grassroots influence, ensuring that centralized control remained firmly intact. Throughout the 2024 Special Meeting and in the months that followed, we spoke with many members of the PC Party, and not a single one of them could clearly explain how the newly adopted voting system was supposed to work. From what we observed, it appeared that only the Party administration truly understood the mechanics and implications of the new rules. Given their exclusive access to historical voting records and detailed riding turnout statistics, it is reasonable to conclude that the administration alone would have been able to accurately predict how the changes would affect the outcome of future leadership elections. This leadership election technically complied with the new voting rules, but the spirit of democratic accountability was quietly undermined. In this post, we expose how the point system and voting method worked — and why many members now feel that the very foundation of grassroots participation within the Party has been compromised.