Articles that Mention Gord Steeves
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Saturday, 26 November 2011
Winnipeg Free Press:
VOTERS in Winnipeg's most populous ward will head to the polls today to decide who will replace former St. Vital councillor Gord Steeves. Ten candidates are on the ballot in the race to replace Steeves, who resigned from council to run unsuccessfully ...
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Sam Katz
Winnipeg Free Press:
The Conservatives reached into Liberal ranks to get Gord Steeves to run as a Conservative. Now might be the time to pluck a right-wing New Democrat as their new provincial leader. Many New Democrats would be happy if they did. ...
Thursday, 24 November 2011
Winnipeg Free Press:
He is endorsed by the Union Fire Fighters of Winnipeg and the previous councillor, Gord Steeves. Mayes, a lawyer, is endorsed by three provincial cabinet ministers: Theresa Oswald, Nancy Allen and Christine Melnick. The St. Vital contenders also cited ...
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Sam Katz
Terry Wachniak
Mike Ducharme
Hammad Khan
Brian Mayes
Marty Green
Sunday, 20 November 2011
Winnipeg Free Press:
In an informal survey of the 10 candidates vying to succeed Gord Steeves as the new St. Vital councillor, all the contenders who identified public safety as a priority mentioned "more recreational programming" as the primary means of achieving the ...
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Sam Katz
Monday, 14 November 2011
Winnipeg Free Press:
Two Saturdays from now, voters in St. Vital will choose a new councillor to succeed the departed Gord Steeves, while residents of Winnipeg School Division's Ward 1 and Louis Riel School Division's Ward 2 will choose successors to Joyce Bateman and Mike ...
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Mike Ducharme
Thursday, 10 November 2011
Winnipeg Free Press:
26, voters in Winnipeg's largest municipal ward will go to the polls for the fourth time in 13 months, thanks to the resignation of former St. Vital councillor Gord Steeves in August. Canadidates to fill the vacant council seat in St. Vital: Mike ...
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Sam Katz
Harry Wolbert
Greg Nordman
Mike Ducharme
Hammad Khan
Brian Mayes
Steven Hennessey
Beverley Watson
Marty Green
Carl Osato
Wednesday, 09 November 2011
CTV.ca:
St. Vital has been without a city councillor since Gord Steeves stepped down to run in the fall's provincial election, losing out to the NDP's Theresa Oswald. The Winnipeg Canoe Club is one of the golf courses the city is accepting bids on.
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Scott Fielding
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Election Questionnaire
Why did you decide to run in the 2010 Winnipeg election?
I've had the privilege of serving as the city councillor for the St. Vital ward since 2000. I grew up in St. Vital, and have called it home my entire life. My wife and I are proud to be raising our children here. St. Vital and its people are near and dear to me - and there is no better way to affect change than by serving in public office. I have a list of specific projects I want to complete this term in St. Vital.
What experience will you bring to complement your role as councillor?
I now have ten years experience as the city councillor for this ward, and previous experience as an area school trustee before that. In my role as councillor, I have been entrusted with the chairmanship of the Protection and Community Services committee and most recently the Planning, Property and Development committee, which has afforded me a very hands on experience with countless numbers of major city issues. I serve as Acting Deputy Mayor, giving me the opportunity to serve as an ambassador for the city for many special events. I am also a lawyer, and have always been very involved in my community. I have spent years building strong relationships within the community, and together we've been able to do a lot of good work here in St. Vital.
What are the major issues you would like to stand for and why did you choose these issues?
The main issues for me have been and continue to be public safety, infrastructure and community improvement. We need safe, thriving neighbourhoods in which to raise our families.
Is there anything in particular you would like to change in our city? In your ward?
I would like to see a decrease in crime in the city as a whole, as well as in my ward. Being a father of young children, it's especially important to me that we raise our children in a safe environment.
Do you have any other comments regarding your candidacy?
The last ten years as the councillor for St. Vital have been the best ten years of my professional life, and if again given the opportunity, it will be my pleasure to continue to serve the people of St. Vital and the city of Winnipeg.