Kevin Nichols
Green candidate in the Roblin Winnipeg race.
Kevin can be reached on social media,or at kevin.nichols@greenparty.mb.ca.
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Questionnaire Response
Kevin Nichols - Roblin
1. Why did you decide to run in the Manitoba election?
I decided to run because the Greens asked me and I received numerous emails and calls from constituents in the area asking me to run. I also want to ensure people have a better choice, a choice to vote Green.
2. Why should a voter consider electing you to represent them?
I am the only candidate ready to take action on issues that need to be addressed now, not later. I am the only candidate who can truly represent the people in the area as I belong to a party that does not whip votes. Greens will also represent the people and respect our core values. Any decisions will be based on scientific evidence, facts presented in studies and the electorates wishes while at the same time respecting Green values.
As I have told people at the door:
- I will not make promises I cant keep
- I will put people and the environment first
- I will work hard for each and every one of you
- I will never make up an answer to gain your vote, it will be the truth as harsh as it may be
- I will base decisions on policy grounded in facts and science
- I will put the people in my riding first, ahead of the party
- I will maintain the core values of Greens
3. What key issue(s) / topic(s) will you stand for in your role as MLA, and why are these important to you?
Health care is the number one issue on peoples minds. The gutting of the health care system and the move to privatization has many people in my area concerned. Healthcare has always been key for me, having suffered many years with Crohns disease. I cant thank the healthcare professionals enough. Working in the safety field and noting the changing climate in our world, the closing of the ER’s will have devastating effects in the event of a catastrophic event in our community. In the Charleswood area I am hearing people say they want to keep Charleswood Green, that is also important to me. Environmental issues and changing the way we interact with our environment is paramount to a sustainable economy.
Putting people first is important to me, ensuring the well-being of the people in my district is, in my opinion, one of the key roles of an MLA.
4. Do you have any other comments regarding your candidacy?
This campaign has been better than ever before, at the door I am hearing people want change. The area has been blue a long time, some of the comments I hear at the door are pretty derogatory towards the PC’s. People in the area want change, they are tired of the same thing over and over. I have seen our area deteriorate, I have seen decisions made by both the NDP and PC’s that are detrimental to the people of Manitoba. I love the area I represent and love listening to what people have to say. It is time for change, it is time to make history in the Roblin District, its time to vote Green.
News that mentions Kevin Nichols
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« Previous 1 2Nichols representing Green Party
August 20, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Charleswood voters will be familiar with Kevin Nichols, Green Party candidate in Roblin, as he’s previously run in federal, provincial and municipal elections. “This is my fifth campaign,” said the 55-year-old safety technician who has lived in Charleswood for about 25 years. Asked why he keeps...
Nichols representing Green Party
August 12, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Charleswood voters will be familiar with Kevin Nichols, Green Party candidate in Roblin, as he’s previously run in federal, provincial and municipal elections. “This is my fifth campaign,” said the 55-year-old safety technician who has lived in Charleswood for about 25 years. Asked why he keeps...
Argonauts winless no more after defeating Bombers 28-27 in hair-raising finish
August 1, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - NATHAN DENETTE / THE CANADIAN PRESS Winnipeg Blue Bombers running back Andrew Harris (33) runs the ball for a touchdown during first half. NATHAN DENETTE / THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Argonauts linebacker Kennan Gilchrist (54) stops Winnipeg Blue Bombers running back Andrew Harris (33) during second half. Later in the opening quarter, Winnipeg's Shayne Gauthier blocked a Zack Medeiros punt to set the Blue Bombers up with a possession on the Argonauts 16-yard line. Sign UpThe Blue Bombers can expect to be drilled on the basics when they return to practice on Sunday. NATHAN DENETTE / THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Argonauts defensive back Robert Woodson (7) looks on as Winnipeg Blue Bombers wide receiver Nic Demski (10) gets tackled by Toronto Argonauts defensive back Qudarius Ford (21) during first half.
Blue Bombers’ Andrew Harris Looking to Build Off Back-to-Back Rushing Titles
June 12, 2019
ChrisD - By Judy Owen, The Canadian PressWINNIPEG — Andrew Harris has the opportunity to make Blue Bombers history this season. The all-star running back enters his 10th CFL season on the heels of consecutive league rushing titles. Last season, he racked up a personal-best 1,390 yards rushing off 239 carries in 18 games and added 58 catches for 451 yards. The last player from any team to win three rushing titles in a row was Calgary’s Canadian tailback Jon Cornish from 2012-14. While Harris is primed to help the Blue Bombers end their 28-year Grey Cup drought, the team’s offensive line is facing manpower challenges that could impact performance.
Blue Bombers’ Andrew Harris looking to build off back-to-back rushing titles
June 11, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - The all-star running back enters his 10th CFL season on the heels of consecutive league rushing titles. The all-star running back enters his 10th CFL season on the heels of consecutive league rushing titles. The all-star running back enters his 10th CFL season on the heels of consecutive league rushing titles. The 32-year-old Harris and the Bombers open their CFL season on Saturday on the road against the B.C. The last player from any team to win three rushing titles in a row was Calgary's Canadian tailback Jon Cornish from 2012-14.
Expectations are high for new look Winnipeg Blue Bombers
June 11, 2019
Global News - With training camp now in the rear view mirror, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers had their first practice on Tuesday with the new-look squad. The roster underwent a makeover in the off-season, though, with major changes to both the offensive line and the secondary. A lot of guys were pushed to get better, and I think it’s going to continue to happen throughout the season. “We’re going to be a strong team.”READ MORE: Winnipeg Blue Bombers finalize roster ahead of 2019 seasonThe club also has a few more weapons on offence for Nichols, with Chris Matthews and the speedy Lucky Whitehead joining an already talented receiving corps. Subscribe now to the Blue Bombers Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Google Play
Five things to watch in Bombers final pre-season game against Riders
June 5, 2019
Winnipeg Sun - The Bombers will play their final CFL pre-season game against the Saskatchewan Roughriders at Regina’s Mosaic Stadium, nine days ahead of their regular season opener against the B.C. With that in mind, here are five storylines to watch on Thursday night (or listen for on CJOB as the game will not be televised). It’s coming down to the wire for a starting spot on the offensive line, with nationals Geoff Gray and Cody Speller seemingly battling it out for the right guard position. Jeff Hecht and Derek Jones have been competing all camp for the starting safety spot and that should continue Thursday. After signing with the Bombers late last season, Lawler seemingly had an upper hand in camp and had a strong pre-season game last week.