PRESS RELEASE Four area libraries receive 2018-19 technological grants from Province Riding Mountain MLA Greg Nesbitt said libraries in Minnedosa, Rapid City, Rivers and Russell have received funding under the 2018-19 Rural Library Technological Sustainability Grant program. “Library systems serve as critical information hubs for their communities and regions through access to current […]
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About Greg Nesbitt
Greg Nesbitt, a long time Shoal Lake business owner, community leader and a former Village Councillor, was elected to his first term as the MLA for Riding Mountain on April 19, 2016 and re-elected on September 10, 2019. He previously served as the Legislative Assistant to the Minister of Health, Seniors and Active Living.
Greg owned and published newspapers in the Riding Mountain area for over 40 years. Greg is a former partner in the Russell Inn Hotel and Conference Centre which owns a majority of the Asessippi Ski Hill and Resort near Inglis.
Greg has a long history of involvement with both the Manitoba and Canadian Community Newspapers Associations. He was president of the Manitoba association for 2 terms, president of the Canadian association for 2 years and chairman of the board of directors of the Canadian association, which represents 840 newspapers across the country.
Greg has served in a variety of leadership roles within the community including as a founding member of the Shoal Lake Regional Airport Authority where he served as Secretary-Treasurer. Elsewhere in the community, Greg has been a long time coach and manager of various local minor and senior hockey teams. Greg has also served as a volunteer firefighter with the Shoal Lake Fire Department for 15 years.

NDP Denies Vote on Tyndall Stone Designation
The NDP government prevented a vote this week on a bill to designate Tyndall stone as the official stone of Manitoba.
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NDP Refuse to Remove Carbon Tax From Home Heating
The Manitoba NDP government blocked a PC resolution today calling on them to remove the federal carbon tax from home heating bills, despite the NDP premier facing criticism for his hypocritical flip-flop on the issue.
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Press Release – Library Grants
October 9, 2018Under The Dome
August 17, 2018As promised, our government is fixing Manitoba’s finances Our government is making strong progress in fixing the province’s finances, and the Office of the Auditor General has now reaffirmed our responsible approach to fiscal management and prudent budgeting. In a new report on public accounts, the Auditor General’s office confirms our government’s position that there […]
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August 16, 2018Emergency radio upgrade long overdue in this province To better protect Manitobans and assist public safety organizations in dealing with emergencies, our government is significantly upgrading the province’s public safety communications with a digital radio system. The new digital two-way mobile radio system will replace the outdated FleetNet service long used by Manitoba’s firefighting, ambulance […]
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