It’s way cheaper to fix a problem NOW than constantly manage one.
Winnipeg is stuck. For too long City Hall has focused on managing problems, which has led to overburdened emergency services, ever-increasing infrastructure deficits, underfunded services and young people leaving our city for better opportunities elsewhere.
It’s time NOW to move on from endless debates about whether we should cut our way or spend our way out of problems. I favour taking new approaches to getting things done when it’s obvious that the old systems no longer work.
Loney Campaign Releases Donor List,
Calls on Other Candidates to Do the Same
As promised, the Shaun Loney campaign released its list of persons who have made donations of $250 or greater to his mayoral bid so far.
“We are required to make our contributors public in our post-election audit. However, we are releasing this information now as a measure of transparency prior to advance voting that begins tomorrow,” said Dawn Sands, Loney’s Campaign Co-Manager.
Hard and Hopeful Stories at Loney Forum on Homelessness and Public Safety
Winnipeg, Manitoba – Last night Winnipeggers filled a conference hall to talk about how somebody needs to do something about homelessness, crime and safety in Winnipeg. By the nights end they were lined up donating, volunteering and taking Shaun Loney yard signs home.
One after another citizens came to the microphone to share their stories of frustration with the growing problem to the man who would be mayor of Winnipeg.
“We heard a man say he had a business in London, England for years and was never broken into. Since coming to Winnipeg he’s opened shops in St. Boniface and in Fort Garry and has been broken into three times. He said he’s ready to leave our city,” Loney said.
This is our NOW Moment, Winnipeg!
Connecting the people who most need the work, to the work that most needs to be done.
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Coffee With the Candidate Every Tuesday
This is your chance to ask Shaun about the things that matter most to you.
Join us on Zoom every Tuesday 9am-10am
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Other candidates think we need to spend more money to fix problems like crime and homeless. This isn’t true.
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Did you know a person living on the street can trigger 100 interactions with emergency services in a year?
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Police are being pushed into being social workers. We can free them up to actually fight crime.
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