Rana Bokhari

Rana Bokhari
party leader
Political Party: Liberal
Phone: 204-988-9380
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More Manitoba Liberals Resign

March 30, 2016

rabble.ca (blog) - I wish (Liberal leader) Rana Bokhari, my former colleagues, and the Manitoba Liberal team all the best." Danyluk also wished the Liberals well, and did not reveal any details about her decision to quit. Liberal spokesman Mike Brown says the departures ...

Liberals Promise to Reduce Number of Kids in CFS Care

March 30, 2016

ChrisD.ca - Manitoba's Liberals say they would reduce the number in the care of Child and Family Services. Leader Rana Bokhari said Wednesday the apprehension of children from a household should be a last resort, not the first. “We are committed to implementing ...

Seniors want more transportation options

March 30, 2016

Winnipeg Sun - Manitoba Liberal Leader Rana Bokhari. Libs lose four candidates due to nomination form problems · Cda New Airline · NewLeaf given OK to offer low-cost flights · anderson cooper mother gloria · Anderson Cooper shocked by mom's lesbian confession.

Manitoba election: Increase number of indigenous teachers, group urges

March 30, 2016

CBC.ca - Liberal Rana Bokhari told CBC News any type of discrimination won't be tolerated. "If there is some form of discrimination - we can't accept that. I won't accept it. So what those communities need to do to fix the situation? That's a conversation to ...

Several provincial election debates on tap in Brandon

March 30, 2016

Brandon Sun - On Thursday, April 7, the provincial party leaders are in town. All three leaders — NDP's Greg Selinger, Liberal Rana Bokhari and PC Brian Pallister— will be in the hot seat for a Brandon Chamber of Commerce debate at the Victoria Inn over the noon hour.

Several provincial election debates on tap in Brandon

March 30, 2016

Brandon Sun - On Thursday, April 7, the provincial party leaders are in town. All three leaders — NDP's Greg Selinger, Liberal Rana Bokhari and PC Brian Pallister— will be in the hot seat for a Brandon Chamber of Commerce debate at the Victoria Inn over the noon hour.

Manitoba Liberals would help pay for national MMIW inquiry if they win election, says leader

March 30, 2016

CBC.ca - Leader Rana Bokhari says it's too early to say exactly how much a Liberal government would contribute, but as premier, she would commit funds. "I absolutely would. Absolutely," she said. "I can't say [how much] today. We're in the middle of costing out ...

Vystrcil Spence running for Liberals in Thompson in next month's provincial election

March 30, 2016

Thompson Citizen - “We are building a team Northern Manitobans can both relate to and depend on for strong representation,” said Liberal leader Rana Bokhari in an email announcing the Thompson candidate. “Inez has dedicated her life to the issues of northern Manitoba and ...

The Pollcast: Whither the NDP in Manitoba's election campaign?

March 29, 2016

CBC.ca - Nothing is more emblematic of that battle than the race in Fort Rouge, where Liberal Leader Rana Bokhari is facing off against the NDP's star candidate, Wab Kinew. Adding to the complications for the New Democrats is timing: a Saskatchewan election ...

Manitoba woman says she was raped at safe house

March 29, 2016

Winnipeg Sun - More from Manitoba. flashing lights filer. Alleged drunk driver clocked speeding at 187 km/h · Rana Bokhari · Bokhari vows PST money for municipalities · Greg Selinger. NDP promise more health-care workers · WS_WS20160320KK05 · NDP promise 24/7 ...

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Questionnaire Response

Rana Bokhari - Fort Rouge

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

Manitoba welcomed my parents when they arrived as immigrants over 40 years ago.  For that I will forever be grateful and that gratitude is why I seek to serve my province.

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

I have degrees in law, criminology and psychology and have done a great deal of work as a fundraiser for charities in our province.  I also was intimately involved in running the family farm in Anola, Manitoba

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

I want to tackle the challenges of mental health and that is my first priority to bring the services of psychologist under Medicare. Income should not be the determining factor when it comes to access to mental health services.  In Fort Rouge I want to ensure rents are not rising faster than people’s ability to pay them.

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

Clearly I’m passionate about mental health issues, but also very interested in meaningful solutions to eliminating poverty which is why we will do a pilot project on Basic Income to see if the fiscal savings match the social values that would come with a Guaranteed Minimum Income. I’m also a huge advocate for Indigenous issues because I believe engaging our indigenous population is the key to our province’s long-term success.

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

I love the village and the energy of the constituency.  I also love the diversity of Fort Rouge.  There are seniors mixed with young families and singles from all walks of life.  I think Fort Rouge really is a cross section of what Manitoba looks like.

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

I just want to say how blessed I feel to be part of a team of people focused on offering something different to Manitobans.  The Liberal Team has the oldest candidate and the youngest candidate and everything in between.  I’m also blessed by the number of indigenous candidates that have chosen to run under the Liberal banner.  This means so much to me.