Andrew Smith
PC candidate in the Lagimodière Winnipeg race.
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Manitoba minister attacks NDP and union in video about liquor stores strike – Brandon Sun
14 August 2023
Brandon Sun - ...who are upset they can’t buy alcohol due to a strike by staff at Crown-owned liquor stores should blame “the NDP and their union friends.” Andrew Smith’s comments were contained in a video that was posted Friday to the governing Progressive Conservatives’ Facebook page, where he said the...
Cottage communities tackling short-term rentals
14 August 2023
Winnipeg Free Press - ...day. Sign Up I agree to the Terms and Conditions, Cookie and Privacy Policies, and CASL agreement. A spokesperson for Municipal Relations Minister Andrew Smith said the province recognizes that short-term rentals are both an issue for rural communities and a boon to Manitoba’s tourism industry. “With...
Cottage communities tackle short-term rentals
14 August 2023
Brandon Sun - ...cease operations, as it is not allowed as per our zoning bylaw,” Skinner explained in an email. A spokesperson for Municipal Relations Minister Andrew Smith said the province recognizes that short-term rentals are both an issue for rural communities and a boon to Manitoba’s tourism industry. “With...
Un modèle de maturité pour les municipalités bilingues
2 August 2023
La Liberte - ...des municipalités bilingues du Manitoba (AMBM) a reçu, en date du 1er août, une lettre de la part d’Andrew Smith, ministre des Relations avec les municipalités, qui permet à l’organisme d’aller de l’avant avec un nouveau modèle de maturité municipal. Une étape importante...
Working to benefit residents of Lagimodiere
2 August 2023
Winnipeg Free Press - ...projects, and the total funding they have received below: Large capital projects totalling over $400 million: Supplied images Lagimodiere MLA Andrew Smith has helped fund several projects, both large and small, over the years. • A new Louis Riel School Division K-8 French-immersion school commencing...
Our Communities
2 August 2023
Winnipeg Free Press - ...Janice Lukes (Waverley West), Devi Sharma (Old Kildonan) and Vivian Santos (Point Douglas), were joined by provincial Municipal Relations Minister Andrew Smith, Colleen Galbraith of Manitoba Hydro, and Tim Coffin, Executive Director of Trails Manitoba. The new multi-use path expands the city’s pedestrian...
Manitoba government spends $84 million on municipal infrastructure projects outside Winnipeg – Winnipeg
1 August 2023
Global News - ...via email The Manitoba government is spending $84 million on municipal infrastructure projects outside Winnipeg, Municipal Relations Minister Andrew Smith announced on Tuesday. “Our government remains committed to building stronger communities, and the new Municipal Economic Development...
Work starts on second Sage Creek school
27 July 2023
Winnipeg Free Press - ...that in high-quality schools, and that’s what we’re committed to building,” Teitsma said, flanked by Education Minister Wayne Ewasko and Andrew Smith, the Tory MLA for Lagimodiere. Preliminary estimates suggest the province will pay about $47 million for the new school and $6 million for the land...
New multi-use path expands Winnipeg’s pedestrian and cycling network – Winnipeg
27 July 2023
Global News - ... “This multi-use path is a great way for Winnipeggers to stay active and be outdoors in their city,” said Municipal Relations Minister Andrew Smith. “Our government knows how important it is for communities to stay connected, and we are happy to partner with the City of Winnipeg on this...
Demand for more options, better choices here to stay – Brandon Sun
26 July 2023
Brandon Sun - ...privately owned stores to stock liquor on their shelves, as part of a five-year pilot project. The aim, according to Liquor and Lotteries Minister Andrew Smith, was to give Manitobans more convenience and choice, and bring Manitoba more in line with other provinces. As reported by The Canadian Press last...