Eric Robinson

Eric Robinson
Political Party: NDP
Phone: 204-285-9805
Questionnaire: Read Eric's Response

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Traded man walking

February 23, 2016

Winnipeg Sun - Joseph Meconse raises his hand in triumph flanked by Manitoba Deputy Premier Eric Robinson (left · Portage Place hires indigenous security company, apologizes to elder · Education Minister James Allum painted a bleak picture earlier this week of what ...

Parts of Wolseley to be without power Wednesday

February 23, 2016

Winnipeg Sun - Joseph Meconse raises his hand in triumph flanked by Manitoba Deputy Premier Eric Robinson (left · Portage Place hires indigenous security company, apologizes to elder · Education Minister James Allum painted a bleak picture earlier this week of what ...

Winnipeg man accused of sending mail bombs wants out of province judge on case

February 22, 2016

Winnipeg Sun - Joseph Meconse raises his hand in triumph flanked by Manitoba Deputy Premier Eric Robinson (left · Portage Place hires indigenous security company, apologizes to elder · Education Minister James Allum painted a bleak picture earlier this week of what ...

Province dismisses allegations

February 20, 2016

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Rana Bokhari to Keynote BOMA Luncheon

February 10, 2016

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Rocking the indigenous vote in Manitoba

February 10, 2016

Winnipeg Free Press - Joe McKellep (Assiniboia) - Métis; Eric Robinson (Kewatinook) — First Nations; Kevin Chief (Point Douglas) — First Nations; Wab Kinew (Fort Rouge) — First Nations *nomination date is Feb. 16; Amanda Lathlin (The Pas) — First Nations; Greg Dewar ...

Kleefeld to lose power briefly on Thursday

February 9, 2016

Winnipeg Sun - Joseph Meconse raises his hand in triumph flanked by Manitoba Deputy Premier Eric Robinson (left · Portage Place hires indigenous security company, apologizes to elder · Education Minister James Allum painted a bleak picture earlier this week of what ...

Politics 204 for February 9

February 9, 2016

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Bus driver assaults up 54%

January 21, 2016

Winnipeg Sun - Joseph Meconse raises his hand in triumph flanked by Manitoba Deputy Premier Eric Robinson (left · Portage Place hires indigenous security company, apologizes to elder · Education Minister James Allum painted a bleak picture earlier this week of what ...

NCN signs memorandum of understanding with province of Manitoba over natural resource planning

January 21, 2016

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Questionnaire Response

Eric Robinson - Kewatinook

1. Why did you decide to run in the 2016 Manitoba election?

Because I feel there is a lot more work to do in regards to Northern and Indigenous Issues.

2. What experience will you bring to complement your role as MLA?

I have over 20 years of experience as a legislator and a lifetime of experience advocating for Indigenous people to take their rightful place in Canadian society as equals.

3. Is there anything in particular you would like to change in our province? In your electoral division?

Having the same standard of living for Indigenous people as equal to the quality of life that the rest of Canadians take for granted. Some examples that are missing from many communities in my constituency are: running water, all weather roads, proper housing and access to health care.

4. What key issue(s) / topic(s) would like to stand for in your role as MLA, and why is it important to you?

The rights of Indigenous peoples, ongoing work for supporting victims of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and proper care and respect for our elders.

5. What is one thing in particular that you value about the electoral division that you wish to represent?

The diversity and the tenacity of the people that live in Kewatinook and the challenges they face each and everyday. I have and will continue to make a difference.

6. Do you have any other comments regarding your candidacy?

Indigenous people must take a more prominent place in the political life of Canada.