Eileen Clarke
PC candidate in the Agassiz Southern Manitoba race.
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1 2 Next »Goertzen Remains Education Minister
October 23, 2019
Steinbach Online - ...(MLA for Spruce Woods) – Department of Justice and Attorney General; • Kelvin Goertzen (MLA for Steinbach) – Department of Education; • Eileen Clarke (MLA for Agassiz) – Department of Indigenous and Northern Relations; and • Scott Fielding (MLA for Kirkfield Park) – Department of Finance. ...
Pallister shuffles cabinet, adds two portfolios
October 23, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...as education minister, but will no longer oversee post-secondary education or immigration (files transferred to Eichler’s department). • Eileen Clarke (Agassiz) carries on as minister responsible for Indigenous relations. • Ron Schuler (Springfield-Ritchot) continues as infrastructure minister....
Wishart elected to third term as Conservatives take majority
September 10, 2019
The Graphic Leader - ...to be reported. Andrew Podolecki of the NDP received 22 per cent of votes while Liberal candidate Charles Huband got 12 per cent. Agassiz incumbent Eileen Clarke of the Tories retained her seat in a landslide victory. With nearly three quarters of polls reported, Clarke has over 75 per cent of the vote,...
Pallister wins seat as Manitoba PCs take early lead in election, CBC News projects
September 10, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...to the the PCs, including leader Brian Pallister's seat in Fort Whyte. Among the early projected winners are three former PC cabinet ministers — Eileen Clarke in Agassiz, Ralph Eichler in Lakeside and Scott Fielding in Kirkfield Park. Other projected winners for the PCs are Josh Guenter in Borderland,...
Healing the people, healing the land
September 6, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...part of the reason Spence is asking the province to clarify the scope of mandate it referred to RCMP. He has written to Indigenous Affairs Minister Eileen Clarke, Sustainable Development Minister Rochelle Squires and Premier Brian Pallister directly, asking for clarification on that, and the mental-health...
AGASSIZ VOTES: Get to know the candidates
September 3, 2019
The Graphic Leader - ...district will have to decide between four candidates vying for MLA when they head to the polls next week. Incumbent Progressive Conservative MLA, Eileen Clarke, is seeking reelection for her second term and is challenged by Hector Swanson of the Liberals, Liz Clayton of the Green Party and the NDP’s Kelly...
Manitoba votes 2019
August 29, 2019
My Westman - ...would you support it? 8. What role can the province play in helping to address the rising cost of living facing those from the middle class down? Eileen Clarke PC Party About the candidate: Lifetime resident of Gladstone. Currently serving her first term as MLA of Agassiz and Minister of Indigenous &...
Party leaders balance perils, pros of skipping public forums
August 21, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...or are coming up, in Winnipeg: Aug. 15 I'm First Nations and I Vote (AMC) Represented by: Wab Kinew (NDP), James Beddome (G), Dougald Lamont (L), Eileen Clarke (PC) Aug. 20 MPHM Hunger and Poverty Represented by: Kinew, Beddome, Shandi Strong (L) Child Care Forum Represented by: Karen Myshkowsky (NDP), Tony...
Party representatives fail to engage crowd at sparsely attended Indigenous town hall
August 16, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...Dougald Lamont, NDP Leader Wab Kinew and Green Party Leader James Beddome all represented their parties at the event. For the PC party, Agassiz MLA Eileen Clarke, who serves as Minister of Indigenous and Northern Relations, filled in for leader Brian Pallister. The fifth speaker was Dave Wheeler, who is...
Manitoba Electoral Riding: Agassiz
August 14, 2019
Global News - ...has gone conservative in the past two elections. Candidates NDP: Kelly Legaspi Green Party: Liz Clayton Liberal Party: Hector Swanson PC Party: Eileen Clarke