New Manitoba cabinet swears in four new ministers
Four MLAs, three newly elected, join Manitoba cabinet on April 17 with new portfolios. Gary Doer becomes Minister of Urban Affairs and Leonard Harapiak takes Natural Resources. Judy Wasylycia-Leis assumes Culture Heritage and Recreation and Status of Women roles. Elijah Harper becomes Minister without Portfolio for Native Affairs.
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Pearl McGonigal
Gary Doer
Concordia
Olj Leonard Harapiak
Swan River
Judy Wasylycia-Leis
St. Johns
Elijah Harper
Ruperstrand
Howard Pawley
Wolseley
Myrna Phillips
Co-operative Development
Jay Cowan
Jay Cowan Would Be Government House
Stoke
Howard R. Pawley
Laurent L. Desjardins
Leonard Evans
Billie Uruski
Agriculture
Wilson Parasiuk
Energy and Mines
Gerard Lecuyer
Harry Harapiak
Communities Economic Development Fund
Manitoba Natural Resources Development Act
Channel Area Loggers Ltd
Moose Lake Loggers Ltd
Leonard Harapiak
Judy Wasylycia- Leis
Culture, Heritage and Recreation
Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Act
Ukrainian play revived at Rossburn cultural centre
The Ukrainian People’s Home Cultural Centre in Rossburn hosted a packed April 5 performance of The Devil of a Wife a comedy led by Walter Peleshok Helen Tokar and Frank Magdaniuk A child’s exclamation and local Ukrainian folk music plus choir singing highlighted the event A 17 member cast plans a second play on April 26 after touring Sandy Lake
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Walter Peleshok
Helen Tokar
Frank Magdaniuk
Rossburntsymbally
Sandy Lake
Derkach Wins Roblin Russell Seat After Recount
Len Derkach was declared the Roblin Russell election winner after a judicial recount increased his lead to 38 votes over NDP challenger Fred Embryk. The recount showed Derkach 3,241 votes, Embryk 3,203, and Liberal Garry Gaber 2,065, with the Progressive Conservative party also taking Springfield. Tory Gilles Roch defeated Andy Anstett in the Springfield recount.
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Garry Gaber
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Tory
Manitoba cabinet list of ministers and deputies named
A long roster of ministerial posts and deputies is presented, listing Tory cabinet members and their assigned portfolios. Names include Gilles Roch Arnold Brown Gerrie Hammond Gerry Ducharme Helmut Pankratz Abe Kovnats Clayton Manness Jim Downey Gerrie Hammond Jim Ernst Charlie Birt Len Derkach Charlotte Oleson Jim McRae Harry Enns Glen Findlay Clayton Manness Don Orchard Gerry Mercier Gerrie Hammond Gary Filmon Don Orchard Dave Blake Jim Downey Jim Downey Jim Ernst Jr.
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Gilles Roch
Arnold Brown
Gerrie Hammond
Gerry Ducharme
Helmut Pankratz
Abe Kovnats
Crown Investments
Clayton Manness
Jim Downey
Jim Ernst
Charlie Birt
Len Derkach
Charlotte Oleson
Jim McRae
Energy and
Harry Enns
Glen Findlay
Glen Cummings
Denis Rocan
Don Orchard
Bonnie Mitchelson
Highways & Transporta
Gerry Mercier
Albert Driedger
Dave Blake
Status of Women
Jobs Fund
Gary Filmon
Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba Telephone
Don’ Orchard
Autopac
Dave _ Blake
C.E.D.F
Mantor
McKenzie Leeds
Manitoba Development Corporation
J. Frank Johnston
Lotteries
Civil Service Commission
Jim McCrae
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Manitoba Forestry Resources Limited
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