Jamie Moses
NDP candidate in the St. Vital Winnipeg race.
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1 2 … 5 Next »Pallister shuffles the deck, creates new departments
October 23, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...that claim. -Kinew announced his shadow cabinet will change to assign MLA Nello Altomare as critic for kindergarten to Grade 12 education and MLA Jamie Moses as critic for economic development and training. jpursaga@postmedia.com Twitter:...
MLA Lindsey returns to provincial legislature
October 16, 2019
The Reminder - ...will look like as part of an expanded NDP caucus. He said he’ll be the northern and labour critic, working closely with new MLAs Ian Bushie and Jamie Moses. “I share some of the duties with Ian Bushie for Indigenous and Northern Affairs,” Lindsey said. “He looks after the Indigenous part, I look...
Perceptions of diversity in Winnipeg – The Uniter
October 10, 2019
The Uniter (UofW) - ...that highlight the irony behind these numbers. For an ever-so-diverse province, it took 150 years to elect the first Black MLAs: Uzoma Asagwara, Jamie Moses and Audrey Gordon. This win was a historic moment, not just for the Manitoba Legislature, but also for the 30,000 Black Canadians in Manitoba who...
MLA diversity improves, but more needed
October 4, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...diverse in Manitoba history. The first three black MLAs ever elected in this province — Tory Audrey Gordon and New Democrats Uzoma Asagwara and Jamie Moses — now sit proudly in the legislature. Asagwara is also Manitoba’s first openly non-binary MLA. In journalism, it is often hard to figure out...
Manitoba assembly offers ‘more voices to be heard’
September 30, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...province's history. Among them are the province's first three black MLAs: Audrey Gordon of the Progressive Conservatives, and Uzoma Asagwara and Jamie Moses of the NDP. The Manitoba legislative session began anew Monday with 15 fresh faces, who are among the most diverse to set foot in the chamber. The...
Old business up first in new session of legislature
September 30, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...foot in the chamber. Among them are the province's first three black MLAs: Audrey Gordon of the Progressive Conservatives, and Uzoma Asagwara and Jamie Moses of the NDP. Read Full Story In a five-minute speech, delivered by Manitoba Chief Justice Richard Chartier, on behalf of Lt.-Gov. Janice Filmon, the...
Manitoba NDP introduce their shadow cabinet
September 27, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - ...chair; labour and northern affairs critic. -Jim Maloway: Consumer protection critic. -Malaya Marcelino: Immigration and the status of women critic. -Jamie Moses: Growth, enterprise and trade critic; spokesperson on affordability issues. -Lisa Naylor: Environment and climate change critic. -Adrien Sala:...
Municipal Relations Minister Jeff Wharton brings Crown services into portfolio
September 26, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...person who holds the position might change. The position was previously held by former St. Vital MLA Colleen Mayer, who was unseated by the NDP's Jamie Moses on Sept. 10. The change makes Wharton now responsible for supporting Crown corporations including Manitoba Hydro, Manitoba Public Insurance,...
A new era in St. Vital
September 16, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Mayer in the southeast Winnipeg constituency in what was predicted to be one of the closest races in this year’s provincial election on Sept. 10. Jamie Moses has been elected as the new MLA for St. Vital. Jamie Moses has been elected as the new MLA for St. Vital. Moses, 34, beat incumbent Colleen...
More women, more people of colour but fewer Indigenous MLAs in Manitoba legislature
September 12, 2019
CBC Manitoba - ...of the first three black MLAs ever elected to the Manitoba Legislature. That includes Southdale's Audrey Gordon for the PCs, along with the NDP's Jamie Moses in St. Vital and Uzoma Asuwara in Union Station, who also identifies as queer. Jamie Moses was one of three black MLAs elected on Tuesday — the...