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.
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« Previous 1 2 3 … 5 Next »Here are the confirmed Manitoba candidates running in the 2019 federal election
September 23, 2019
CTV - WINNIPEG -- The federal election will be held Monday, Oct. 21, with advance voting taking place between Oct. 11 – 14. On Wednesday Elections Canada released its list of confirmed candidates. Here is who is running in Manitoba and their political parties, with links to their websites, if available (source: Elections Canada.) Note: an * indicates an incumbent candidate. Brandon-SourisAshley Duguay – New Democratic PartyRobert Eastcott – IndependentVanessa Hamilton – IndependentTerry Hayward – Liberal Party of CanadaRebecca Hein – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaRob 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 CanadaKen Klyne – People’s Party of CanadaRalph McLean – Green Party of CanadaDauphin-Swan River-NeepawaFrank Godon – People’s Party of CanadaJenni Johnson – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaLaverne Lewycky – New Democratic PartyDaniel Mazier – Conservative Party of Canada*incumbent partyCathy Scofield-Singh – Liberal Party of CanadaKate Storey – Green Party of CanadaPortage-LisgarAaron Archer – People’s Party of CanadaCandice Bergen – Conservative Party of Canada*Jerome Dondo – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaBeverley 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*Wayne James – Green Party of CanadaIan Kathwaroon – People’s Party of CanadaDetlev Regelsky – Liberal Party of CanadaRobert A. Smith – New Democratic PartyCharleswood-St. James-Assiniboia-HeadingleyDoug Eyolfson – Liberal Party of Canada*Steven Fletcher – People’s Party of CanadaBrian Ho – IndependentKristin Lauhn-Jensen – Green Party of CanadaMarty Morantz – Conservative Party of CanadaMelissa Penner – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaKen 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 Deck – People’s Party of CanadaEduard Hiebert –IndependentSpencer Katerynuk – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaEvan 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 CanadaBaljeet Sharma – IndependentDan Vandal – Liberal Party of Canada*Winnipeg CentreRyan Dyck – Conservative Party of CanadaLeah Gazan – New Democratic PartyStephanie Hein – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaYogi Henderson – People’s Party of CanadaRobert-Falcon Ouellette – Liberal Party of Canada*Andrea Shalay – Green Party of CanadaWinnipeg NorthKathy Doyle – IndependentJordan Ham – Conservative Party of CanadaHenry Hizon – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaKevin 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
Progressive Conservatives win second consecutive majority – The Uniter
September 19, 2019
The Uniter (UofW) - ... Numerous elected members of the legislative assembly studied at the University of Winnipeg, including Nello Altomare, Uzoma Asagwara, Wab Kinew, Cindy Lamoureux, Andrew Micklefield, Bernadette Smith and Rochelle Squires. While issues surrounding post-secondary education were not front and centre during the...
Gerrard returned to River Heights
September 16, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Gerrard said the Liberals had strong support under the leadership of Dougald Lamont. The other two Liberal MLAs-elect are Lamont in St. Boniface and Cindy Lamoureux in Tyndall Park. "Clearly, this time around, compared to 2016, the feedback was very positive," said Gerrard. "The campaign in 2016 was exciting at...
News briefs for September 10, 2019
September 13, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...candidate Cindy Lamoureux unseated NDP incumbent Ted Marcelino, who represented Tyndall Park since 2011. With most polls reporting, Lamoureux was more than 1,000 votes ahead of Marcelino, with PC candidate Daljit Kainth finishing a distant third. “We did our best,” Marcelino, 72, said at the NDP’s...
News briefs for September 12, 2019
September 13, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Lamont said Thursday. Lamont pointed out all three of his party's elected MLAs -- himself in St. Boniface, Jon Gerrard in River Heights and Cindy Lamoureux in Tyndall Park -- ran under the same banner and would want to be recognized as members of the same party. "So the argument that we are not an...
Liberals ponder future without official party status
September 12, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...say for sure what would happen next. Want more great journalism? Get our best news and features delivered in your inbox every evening. Sign Up Cindy Lamoureux also held onto her seat. (Jen Doerksen / Free Press files) "I mean, Manitobans did say that he was their preferred leader," he said, referring to a...
Des élections provinciales aux fédérales, pas de répit pour les équipes de campagne | Élections Canada 2019
September 12, 2019
Ici Radio Canada / CBC Francais - ...au lendemain des élections manitobaines. Dans la circonscription provinciale de Tyndall Park, le siège de campagne de la députée libérale Cindy Lamoureux a été transféré à son père, Kevin Lamoureux, candidat dans Winnipeg-Nord au fédéral. J'avais un accord avec Cindy, je ne parlais pas de...
More women, more people of colour but fewer Indigenous MLAs in Manitoba legislature
September 12, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...brand. "Their brand would be diversity and inclusion and feminism, and all of those things," she said. "They are probably ahead of the game." Cindy Lamoureux's victory in Tyndall Park gives the Liberals one female MLA, among the three Liberals elected. They had two in 2016. That brings the total number...
Kinew leadership to ‘begin fresh’ with 11 new MLAs
September 11, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...represented in the legislature. Eight of the Progressive Conservatives' 36-member caucus are women. One of the three Liberals elected is a woman (Cindy Lamoureux). ...
NDP makes gains but city still wears PC blue
September 11, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Fontaine (St. Johns), Bernadette Smith (Point Douglas) and Matt Wiebe (Concordia) continued to hold court. JENNIFER DOERKSEN / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Cindy Lamoureux talks to press at her office on Inkster after winning the race in the Tyndall Park riding. Uzoma Asagwara, a star candidate for the NDP, handily...