Cindy Lamoureux
Liberal candidate in the Tyndall Park Winnipeg race.
Cindy can be reached on social media,at cindy@gocindy.ca,or by calling 204-218-8000.
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Questionnaire Response
Cindy Lamoureux - Tyndall Park
1. Why did you decide to run in the Manitoba election?
I watched my father serve the community of Inkster as an MLA growing up. I know it is a privilege to serve as a politician and I grew up in wanting to follow in his footsteps. I also believe passionately about the need to improve our society and government. We have many serious to address in healthcare.
2. Why should a voter consider electing you to represent them?
I am passionate about serving my community. I grew up in Burrows and went to school here. I am open to new ideas and willing to work hard to bring them into reality. I also believe that it is my responsibility, as an elected official, to reach out to constituents and get them involved in our community. The strong our community the better we all do.
3. What key issue(s) / topic(s) will you stand for in your role as MLA, and why are these important to you?
As an MLA in Burrows I worked hard to reach our to seniors and youth. I believe both groups need more support and I opened my office and gave my time to raise the issues important to these groups. In Burrows I want to continue this work.
4. Do you have any other comments regarding your candidacy?
No matter who you vote for get out and vote.
News that mentions Cindy Lamoureux
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November 7, 2019
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Manitoba election results
October 21, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - Polls reporting as of midnight(14 members)Brandon-Souris 175:177xLarry Maguire CON 25,509Ashley Duguay NDP 5,667Terry Hayward LIB 4,908Bill Tiessen GRN 2,914Robin Lussier PPC 664Rebecca Hein CHP 272Vanessa Hamilton IND 209Robert Eastcott IND 103Charleswood-St. James-Assiniboia-Headingley 176:181Marty Morantz CON 18,008xDoug Eyolfson LIB 15,636Ken St. George NDP 6,300Kristin Lauhn-Jensen GRN 2,054Steven Fletcher PPC 1,882Melissa Penner CHP 156Brian Ho IND 130Churchill-Keewatinook Aski 110:155xNiki Ashton NDP 7,724Cyara Bird CON 3,880Judy Klassen LIB 2,692Ralph McLean GRN 869Ken Klyne PPC 239Dauphin-Swan River-Neepawa 216:235Dan Mazier CON 23,609Laverne Lewycky NDP 5,099Cathy Scofield-Singh LIB 4,807Kate Storey GRN 1,989Frank Godon PPC 671Jenni Johnson CHP 423Elmwood-Transcona 177:187xDaniel Blaikie NDP 18,457Lawrence Toet CON 15,222Jennifer Malabar LIB 4,914Kelly Manweiler GRN 1,341Noel Gautron PPC 478Kildonan-St. Paul 191:205Raquel Dancho CON 18,012xMaryAnn Mihychuk LIB 11,036Evan Krosney NDP 8,525Rylan Reed GRN 1,614Martin Deck PPC 527Spencer Katerynuk CHP 256Eduard Hiebert IND 95Portage-Lisgar 215:229xCandice Bergen CON 29,263Ken Werbiski LIB 4,364Cindy Friesen NDP 3,558Beverley Eert GRN 2,130Aaron Archer PPC 1,080Jerome Dondo CHP 808Provencher 177:193xTed Falk CON 28,876Trevor Kirczenow LIB 5,564Erin McGee NDP 5,362Janine G. Gibson GRN 2,553Wayne Sturby PPC 1,023Saint Boniface-Saint Vital 168:183xDan Vandal LIB 18,063Rejeanne Caron CON 14,046Billie Cross NDP 7,299Ben Linnick GRN 2,400Adam McAllister PPC 612Sharma Baljeet IND 274Selkirk-Interlake-Eastman 256:265xJames Bezan CON 29,147Robert A. Smith NDP 8,327Detlev Regelsky LIB 5,542Wayne James GRN 2,729Ian Kathwaroon PPC 629Winnipeg Centre 168:175Leah Gazan NDP 11,942xRobert-Falcon Ouellette LIB 10,221Ryan Dyck CON 6,821Andrea Shalay GRN 1,544Yogi Henderson PPC 457Stephanie Hein CHP 245Winnipeg North 165:172xKevin Lamoureux LIB 14,034Kyle Mason NDP 7,865Jordyn Ham CON 6,315Sai Shanthanand Rajagopal GRN 844Victor Ong PPC 288Henry Hizon CHP 260Kathy Doyle IND 197Andrew Taylor COM 114Winnipeg South 160:178xTerry Duguid LIB 17,250Melanie Maher CON 16,009Jean-Paul Lapointe NDP 5,812Paul Bettess GRN 1,744Mirwais Nasiri PPC 352Winnipeg South Centre 189:197xJim Carr LIB 19,922Joyce Bateman CON 13,136Elizabeth Shearer NDP 8,035James Beddome GRN 2,743Jane MacDiarmid PPC 511Linda Marynuk CHP 90Legend: APP–Animal Protection Party of Canada; BQ–Bloc Quebecois; CFF–Canada’s Fourth Front; CHP–Christian Heritage Party; CNP–Canadian Nationalist Party; COM–Communist Party of Canada; CON–Conservative Party of Canada; GRN–Green Party of Canada; IND–Independent; LIB–Liberal Party of Canada; LTN–Libertarian Party of Canada; ML–Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada; MP–Marijuana Party; NA–Non-Affiliated; NCA–National Citizens Alliance of Canada; NDP–New Democratic Party; PCP–Progressive Canadian Party; PIQ–Parti pour L’Independance du Quebec; PPC–People’s Party of Canada; RP–Parti Rhinoceros Party; SCC–Stop Climate Change; UPC–The United Party of Canada; VCP–Veterans Coalition Party of Canada; x–member of the last legislature.
Liberal MLA Jon Gerrard booted from legislative chamber after refusing to apologize for outburst
October 3, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...MLA was later asked to leave the chamber for the rest of the day. His Liberal colleagues — party leader Dougald Lamont and Tyndall Park MLA Cindy Lamoureux — followed him out in protest. That followed an accusation from Gerrard that the government is not doing enough to ensure quality care for...
Manitoba Liberals lobby for official party status despite falling 1 seat short
October 2, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...party status in 2018, when Lamont won a byelection in St. Boniface. He won that seat again in the Sept. 10 provincial election. Fellow Liberals Cindy Lamoureux (Tyndall Park) and Jon Gerrard (River Heights) were the only other Liberals to win seats. The Liberals lost the Keewatinook seat — previously held...
Discours du Trône : le gouvernement conservateur se prépare à déposer son premier budget
September 30, 2019
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...La conservatrice Myrna Driedger a été réélue au poste par ses collègues au détriment de la néo-démocrate Bernadette Smith et de la libérale Cindy Lamoureux. Monter au front Extrêmement court (un peu plus de deux pages), le discours du Trône de lundi a promis davantage de dépenses alors même que...
Manitoba government vows to finish trade agreement with western provinces in brief throne speech
September 30, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...2016, when the Progressive Conservatives were ushered into power with 40 of the legislature's 57 seats. NDP MLA Bernadette Smith and Liberal MLA Cindy Lamoureux had put their names forward for consideration. Lost official party status The opening day of the sitting had a back-to-school vibe with new MLAs...
Old business up first in new session of legislature
September 30, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...he said. Meanwhile, MLAs re-elected Progressive Conservative Myrna Driedger (Roblin) as the legislature's Speaker. Driedger defeated Liberal MLA Cindy Lamoureux (Tyndall Park) and New Democrat Bernadette Smith (Point Douglas) in a secret-ballot vote. ...
Manitoba Politicians to Head Back to Legislature to Pass Budget
September 30, 2019
ChrisD - ...and oversee question period. Tory Myrna Driedger was re-elected by her political colleagues over New Democrat Bernadette Smith and Liberal Cindy Lamoureux. Subscribe for Daily Winnipeg News Headlines Leave this field empty if you're human: Advertisements 12 Shares ...
Manitoba politicians head back to legislature to pass budget
September 30, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...and oversee question period. Tory Myrna Driedger was re-elected by her political colleagues over New Democrat Bernadette Smith and Liberal Cindy Lamoureux. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 30,...
Here are the Manitoba candidates running in the 2019 federal election
September 23, 2019
CTV - The federal election will be held Monday, Oct. 21, with advance voting taking place between Oct. 11 – 14. Here is a list of candidates who intend to run in Manitoba and their political parties. This list will be updated if more candidates come forward and after Elections Canada releases its list of confirmed candidates on Oct. 2. Note: an * indicates an incumbent candidate. Brandon-SourisAshley Duguay – New Democratic PartyRebecca Hein – Christian Heritage PartyRob Lussier – People’s Party of CanadaLarry Maguire – Conservative Party of Canada*Bill Tiessen – Green Party of CanadaChurchill-Keewatinook AskiNiki Ashton – New Democratic Party*Cyara Bird - Conservative Party of CanadaJudy Klassen – Liberal Party of CanadaKenneth M. Klein – People’s Party of CanadaRalph McLean – Green Party of CanadaDauphin-Swan River-NeepawaFrank Godon – People’s Party of CanadaJenni Johnson – Christian Heritage PartyLaverne Lewycky – New Democratic PartyDaniel Mazier – Conservative Party of Canada*incumbent partyKatharine Storey – Green Party of CanadaPortage-LisgarAaron Archer – People’s Party of CanadaCandice Bergen – Conservative Party of Canada*Jerome Dondo – Christian Heritage PartyBeverley Eert – Green Party of CanadaCindy Friesen – New Democratic PartyKen Werbiski – Liberal Party of CanadaProvencherTed Falk – Conservative Party of Canada*Janine Gibson – Green Party of CanadaTrevor Kirczenow – Liberal Party of CanadaErin McGee – New Democratic PartyWayne Sturby – People’s Party of CanadaSelkirk-Interlake-EastmanJames Bezan – Conservative Party of Canada*Nicholas Borkowsky – Parti Rhinocéros PartyWayne James – Green Party of CanadaIan Kathwaroon – People’s Party of CanadaDetlev Regelsky – Liberal Party of CanadaRobert Smith – New Democratic PartyCharleswood-St. James-Assiniboia-HeadingleyDoug Eyolfson – Liberal Party of Canada*Steven Fletcher – People’s Party of CanadaMarty Morantz – Conservative Party of CanadaKevin Nichols – Green Party of CanadaMelissa Penner – Christian Heritage PartyKen St. George – New Democratic PartyElmwood-TransconaDaniel Blaikie – New Democratic Party*Noel Gautron – People’s Party of CanadaJennifer Malabar – Liberal Party of CanadaKelly Manweiler – Green Party of CanadaLawrence Toet – Conservative Party of CanadaKildonan-St. PaulRaquel Dancho – Conservative Party of CanadaMartin W. Deck – People’s Party of CanadaSpencer Katerynuk – Christian Heritage PartyEvan Krosney – New Democratic PartyMaryAnn Mihychuk– Liberal Party of Canada*Rylan Reed – Green Party of CanadaSaint Boniface-Saint VitalRéjeanne Caron– Conservative Party of CanadaBillie Cross – New Democratic PartyBen Linnick – Green Party of CanadaAdam McAllister – People’s Party of CanadaDan Vandal – Liberal Party of Canada*Winnipeg CentreRyan Dyck – Conservative Party of CanadaLeah Gazan – New Democratic PartyYogi Henderson – People’s Party of CanadaRobert-Falcon Ouellette – Liberal Party of Canada*Andrea Shalay – Green Party of CanadaWinnipeg NorthKevin Lamoureux – Liberal Party of Canada*Kyle Mason – New Democratic PartyVictor Ong – People’s Party of CanadaSai Shanthanand Rajagopal – Green Party of CanadaAndrew Taylor – Communist Party of CanadaWinnipeg SouthPaul Bettess – Green Party of CanadaTerry Duguid – Liberal Party of Canada*Jean-Paul Lapointe – New Democratic PartyMelanie Maher – Conservative Party of CanadaMirwais Nasiri – People’s Party of CanadaWinnipeg South Centre