Liberal leader wins St Boniface by election in Manitoba
In the St Boniface by election of July 17 Liberal leader Dougald Lamont won the seat with 2 636 votes or 42 percent. The NDP fell to 28 44 percent with Blandine Tona and the PCs trailed. The result gives Liberals official status for the first time in 23 years and reshapes Manitoba politics.
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Dougald Lamont
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Point Douglas
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Liberal Upset in St Boniface By Election Shifts Manitoba Politics
In the St Boniface by election Liberal leader Dougald Lamont wins with 2636 votes or 42 percent, toppling NDP incumbent Blandine Tona. NDP 1782 votes, PC 826, Liberals gain official status for first time in 23 years, reshaping the province ahead of 2020.
Community Calendar Highlights for Rivers and Rapid City
July events include Cinema Under the Stars at Rapid City Museum grounds and a Derek Laxdal hockey camp at Riverdale Community Centre. September features drag racing at Baseline Dragway, Legion meetings, 50 Plus Club gatherings, and community chamber events across Rivers and Ryans Farm in Manitoba.
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Riverdale
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Lee’s
Manitoba
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