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March 23, 2016
Brandon Sun - Brandon East NDP candidate Drew Caldwell (above) and Brandon West Progressive Conservative candidate Reg Helwer (below) answer questions during a town hall forum hosted by Disability Matters Vote 2016 at the West End Community Centre on ...
Pallister pledges ambulance fee cut
March 19, 2016
Brandon Sun - Manitoba PC leader Brian Pallister join local candidates Len Isleifson and Reg Helwer, as well as Arthur/Virden candidate Doyle Piwniuk, to announce his party's 50 percent reduction in ambulance fees proposal across the street from the Brandon Fire ...
Disability forum organizers say Tories will take part
March 19, 2016
Brandon Sun - But on Friday, the organizing committee received word that Progressive Conservative candidates Len Isleifson (Brandon East) and Reg Helwer (Brandon West) will also attend. Brandon East Liberal candidate Vanessa Hamilton has declined. She will ...
Disability forum organizers say Tories will take part
March 19, 2016
Brandon Sun - But on Friday, the organizing committee received word that Progressive Conservative candidates Len Isleifson (Brandon East) and Reg Helwer (Brandon West) will also attend. Brandon East Liberal candidate Vanessa Hamilton has declined. She will ...
Pallister pledges ambulance fee cut
March 19, 2016
Brandon Sun - Manitoba PC leader Brian Pallister join local candidates Len Isleifson and Reg Helwer, as well as Arthur/Virden candidate Doyle Piwniuk, to announce his party's 50 percent reduction in ambulance fees proposal across the street from the Brandon Fire ...
Pallister pledges ambulance fee cut
March 19, 2016
Brandon Sun - Pallister was joined by incumbent Progressive Conservative candidates Reg Helwer (Brandon West), Doyle Piwniuk (Arthur-Virden) and Blaine Pedersen (Midland), as well as NDP incumbent Drew Caldwell (Brandon East). Pallister said the NDP has created ...
Local candidates ready for 'important election'
March 17, 2016
Brandon Sun - Across the city in Brandon West, PC incumbent Reg Helwer is facing NDP candidate Linda Ross. No Liberal candidate has been announced. “My message is going to be exactly what it's always been: that there is one party that builds Brandon, and one ...
Local candidates ready for 'important election'
March 17, 2016
Brandon Sun - ... NDP incumbent Drew Caldwell is facing two challengers: PC candidate Len Isleifson and Liberal candidate Vanessa Hamilton. Across the city in Brandon West, PC incumbent Reg Helwer is facing NDP candidate Linda Ross. No Liberal candidate has been ...
NDP pledges $35.5M boost for daycares if elected on April 19
March 10, 2016
Brandon Sun - "Workers aren't getting paid accordingly and it's very hard to keep workers," she said. Brandon West Progressive Conservative incumbent Reg Helwer is critical of the spending promise, which he calls a repeat of committents made in the 2015 throne speech.
NDP pledges $35.5M boost for daycares if elected on April 19
March 10, 2016
Brandon Sun - "Workers aren't getting paid accordingly and it's very hard to keep workers," she said. Brandon West Progressive Conservative incumbent Reg Helwer is critical of the spending promise, which he calls a repeat of committents made in the 2015 throne speech.
Questionnaire Response
Reg Helwer - Brandon West
1. Why did you decide to run in the 2016 Manitoba election?
Over the past four years I have been able to help countless Brandon West residents access the services and programs of the provincial government. I want to build on that record and be part of a new PC administration that will provide open government that is based on trust and accountability.
2. What experience will you bring to complement your role as MLA?
I have been involved in business, finance, economics and various volunteer organizations and charities over my career. I enjoy dealing with people and finding solutions to problems.
3. Is there anything in particular you would like to change in our province? In your electoral division?
I want to make Manitobans proud again. I want our province to have the best healthcare, education and services in Canada. A PC government will also make it easier for entrepreneurs and innovators to open new businesses and grow our economy.
4. What key issue(s) / topic(s) would like to stand for in your role as MLA, and why is it important to you?
Trust. It is by far the biggest issue of this campaign. We give our trust and we expect it to be given back through open, clean government. Sadly, that is not what we have today with the Selinger NDP.
Manitobans deserve a government that values taxpayer money and eliminates waste.
5. What is one thing in particular that you value about the electoral division that you wish to represent?
Brandon West is full of amazing people who care deeply about our community. The Wheat City is known far and wide for our sense of volunteerism.