Mark H.

No swing in sight...

I like voting on Election Day because they use the Netley Hall. It’s a refurbished former country school - one of the few still in existence. #localhistorynerd

I hope you all exercised your right / responsibility to vote today.

Selkirk was always an NDP stronghold. They are running a better candidate this time (incumbent retired last time) so that riding could swing in spite of the boundary changes.

Tomorrow should be interesting. All signs point to a larger PC majority. 54% support, their rural seats are all entrenched, and numerous NDP seats were won by less than 500 votes in 2016 - they could easily swing.

Concur - but all the woulda, coulda, shouldas...

Because of completely different socio economic conditions. MB vs NS?

Because it’s a proven draconian approach that just creates more administration and less actual teaching.

That’s hilarious. Speaking from a public education point of view, all any MB. government ever does is copy other provinces. Need a report card? Use Ontario’s. Need a consultant? Hire the one they used in Nova Scotia. Now the Liberals claim to have a plan to make sure everyone can read at the end of grade 2. WOW.

Y’all want to know what’s really crazy? The Bombers could very easily be 12 - 0 right now.

1. Streveler - his highlights this week are spectacular 2. WJ and Co. - simply would not be denied 3. Augustine and the OL - solid ground game, much improved pass pro - we officially have a reliable Canadian backup HH: Winston Rose

Nor do I believe he’s in any danger and of taking a starting spot. His pass pro was better (punkt).

I’ll just agree to disagree with you.

Damn near more entertaining than the game itself.

CFL website declared that he was mounting a comeback.

Dunigan ran hard and he was fearless, also had a cannon for an arm - but Streveler has far more size and strength.

I thought he was a lot better in pass pro.

Burnham: 8 targets, 8 receptions, 129 yards Someone will pay him next year.

Depends on whether the NDP gain or lose seats next week.

The MB. election: 1. PCs appear very certain that they have it in the bag. 2. Pallister is not participating in very many debates. 3. At a local candidates forum here in Selkirk, only the NDP candidate showed up. 4. There seems to be a major focus on door to door campaigning. 5. When Pallister retires, the next election will be there for the taking.

Nothing like a good burger & a cold beer - other than a Bombers' win - that is.

It’s a real grind, man.

I can’t say too much, but MTS is not a barrier at all - its been on their books for quite some time.

The precedence is already set in every other province.

They need get all school divisions / teachers under one collective agreement with equal salaries across the board - before they can remove local taxation.