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Steve Lipischak

Candidate in the Transcona Councillor Candidates race.

Steve can be reached on social media, at [email protected], or by calling 431-792-2662.

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Questionnaire Response

Steve Lipischak - Transcona

What got you into politics?

I’ve always been interested in helping others. Be it with helping those less fortunate in my work with charitable organizations, or just helping neighbours and friends find answers. Being in Transcona is much like having a huge extended family…some of them need a little assistance once in awhile. We could all use a little help now and then.

I was approached to enter the race by many who thought Transcona was being treated as an afterthought by the powers that be at City Hall. We should all have an equal voice an equal vote when it comes to steering this city, and we haven’t for years. It’s time we did. I’m proud to call this community home, and share it with as many as I can on my travels.

In short, why politics? It allows me to reach and help as many people as want it. It allows me to show my pride in our community, and to share how great it is. I am just a Transconian that wants better for his area and for our city.

What experience will you bring to compliment your role as (Mayor / Councillor / School Trustee)?

As the new City Councillor for Transcona, I bring years of business experience, both in board rooms and dealing with the public. I have made contacts and friendships in all levels of government, and have knowledge and experience in dealing with many different personalities and egos to work together and get the job done in a way and manner that benefits all.

I have worked in Boardrooms, and I have built pools and hot tubs. I have broken bread with CEOs and I have had a refreshment with electricians. I’m just  a regular guy that has the experience to work with and for all different people. Someone called me a blue shirt-white collar kind of guy.

What are some issues that you would like to stand for in your role as (Mayor / Councillor / School Trustee), and why are these issues important to you?

There are so many important issues that need to be worked on, that we don’t have enough room to discuss all of them. But, I will be brief on a few… one important issue is the homeless issue that is affecting all of us. There is no quick easy solution and anyone saying so is trying to blow smoke. You can’t love the problem away and you can’t police it away either, but, we can find a way to combat the issue by working these two sides together, with the help of experts and the political will power to do something about it the right way.

Increase in crime is also high on a priority list. I believe we need more of a police presence on our city streets. We don’t need to hire more officers, we just have to use the police we have in a more efficient and cost saving manner. Why should they be detained for hours in a hospital, when they could be patrolling the streets?

Please visit my website for more info on these and other important issues. Let’s fix our city first before we build shiny things to say how great we are.

 

 

Do you have any other comments regarding your candidacy?

I would like to thank all of the people I’ve met, some for the first time, others in a renewal of friendships. It’s been great to meet and discuss topics that effect all of us. I’ve been speaking of change, that we need it, but, I’m not just talking of changing personnel at Council, I’m speaking of changing the culture at City Hall. Maybe I’m naive in my beliefs, but in order to affect change, we need to start at the top, and there is not time like now, with a new Mayor coming in, to change how the city does business and treats her citizens. I work for you, not the other way around.

But, most important, we need to get out and vote. That is your chance to speak up. So get out and vote. I hope I’ve done enough to earn your trust and support on election day. But please get out and vote.

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Complete results of the 2022 Winnipeg civic election

October 27, 2022

Winnipeg Free Press - ...Mayes* 12,500 votes 12,500 votes Derrick Dujlovic 1,594 Baljeet Sharma 875 Transcona Russ Wyatt 6,010 votes 6,010 votes Shawn Nason* 5,034 Steve Lipischak 1,048 Wally Welechenko 866 Waverley West Janice Lukes* 8,580 votes 8,580 votes Pascal Scott 2,026 * Denotes...

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October 26, 2022

La Liberte - ... Baljeet Sharma – 5.85% Derrick Dujlovic – 10.65% Transcona : | Russ Wyatt – 46.38% Shawn Nason – 38.85% Wally Welechenko – 6.68% Steve Lipischak – 8.09% Waverley West : | Janice Lukes – 80.72% Pascal Scott –...

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October 26, 2022

Winnipeg Free Press - ...in 2018, was unable to hold onto his seat following a strong push from Wyatt. Nason finished with over 5,000 votes, nearly 39 per cent of the vote. Steve Lipischak and Wally Welechenko also ran for council, finishing third and fourth, with about eight and six per cent of votes,...

Wyatt reclaims Transcona seat

October 26, 2022

Winnipeg Free Press - ...Wyatt ended the night with just over 46 per cent of the vote, with Nason (who held the seat from 2018-22) collecting just under 39 per cent. Steve Lipischak and Wally Welechenko were a distant third and fourth, respectively. Russ Wyatt celebrates his return to council after winning his Transcona seat...

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October 26, 2022

CBC Manitoba - ...help people and make their lives better in little ways even." He took more than 46 per cent of the vote to Nason's almost 39 per cent. Candidates Steve Lipischak and Wally Welechenko took eight and nearly seven per cent of the vote, respectively. Wyatt, 52, ran again this year for a seat he held from 2002...

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October 26, 2022

CTV - ...River Markus Chambers* (ACCLAIMED) St. Vital Brian Mayes* (ELECTED) Baljeet Sharma Derrick Dujlovic Transcona Wally Welechenko Shawn Nason* Steve Lipischak Russ Wyatt (ELECTED) Waverley West Pascal Scott Janice Lukes* (ELECTED) Brandon Mayor Jeff Fawcett Elliott Oleson Ward 1 Richard Bruce ...

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October 25, 2022

CBC Manitoba - ...been, but they always seem to be neglected," said Wally Welechenko, who owns several businesses and finished second in Transcona to Nason in 2018. Steve Lipischak, a retired automobile-dealership marketing director who finished fourth in 2018, said repairing existing roads is a priority. "I'm not against all...

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October 24, 2022

Winnipeg Free Press - ...in the neighbourhood which had become sources of trouble, but the move was panned by critics and ultimately rejected by the EPC. Candidates: • Steve Lipischak ran against Nason in 2018 and is back for more, hoping to best his previous campaign in which he finished fourth with 14 per cent support. The...

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October 22, 2022

Global News - ...things for our community. And that is something that’s more front and centre this time than it was back in 2018.” he said. However, candidate Steve Lipischak says it is time for a change. “There’s a lack of communication for years coming from city hall. This is the way it’s done and that’s it. We...

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October 14, 2022

CTV - ...campaign due to his prior time," Adams explained. Believing new faces are needed in city hall, marketing expert and long-time Transcona resident Steve Lipischak is also looking to take the seat. "I think it's time we have a change, not just a change in personnel, but the city needs a change in culture and...