Join us for an inspiring lunch featuring Lieutenant-General J.O. Michel Maisonneuve, CMM, MSC, CD (Retired). A distinguished leader and decorated veteran, Lieutenant-General Maisonneuve will share his insights, experiences, and reflections on leadership, service, and dedication to Canada.

This exclusive event promises to be an unforgettable experience for attendees from all walks of life—whether you're a veteran, a professional, or simply interested in hearing from one of Canada's most respected military figures.

Please join us for a panel discussion on strengthening Canada’s democracy with the immigrant community in Manitoba.

Featured Panelists:

• Hon. Rochelle Squires, Manitoba Minister of Families

• Hon. Kaycee Madu, Deputy Premier of Alberta

• Rob Batherson, President of the Conservative Party of Canada

• Jasraj Singh Hallan, Shadow Minister for Finance and Middle Class Prosperity

Moderator:

• Shola Agboola, Member of ABC National Council

Please share this invitation with your conservative friends!

Date: Wednesday, February 22

Time: 5:30pm (Registration begins at 5:00pm)

Price: General - $40 | Student - $20

Tickets: Click Here For Tickets

We are thrilled that both the Hon. Heather Stefanson and Hon. Shelly Glover, the two nomination contestants for Leader of the PC Party of Manitoba and Manitoba's next Premier, have agreed to join us for a Town Hall.

This Town Hall will be a moderated discussion, with each contestant having time to provide a fulsome answer.

We have reserved the full ballroom at the Norwood Hotel, with finger foods and a cash bar. Tickets are $15, payable at the door. RSVP recommended.

Please share this invitation with your conservative friends!

Date: Tuesday, September 28th

Time: 7pm (Doors Open: 6pm)

Price: $15

RSVP: conservativeclubwinnipeg@gmail.com

We are also planning a video feed for those who are unable to join in person. Stay tuned for further details.

All public health orders will be followed for this event. Proof of vaccination will be required for in-person attendance.

Since 2004, James Bezan has been successfully elected six times as the Member of Parliament in the riding of Selkirk-Interlake-Eastman. Over the course of his parliamentary career, he has chaired the House of Commons' Standing Committees for Agriculture and Agri-Food (2007-2008); Environment (2008-2011); and National Defence (2011-2013).  Bezan served as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Defence from 2013-2015, and was active on files dealing with military procurement, mental health in the armed forces, the war against ISIS, and Russia's aggression in Ukraine.  Since 2015, Bezan has served in the Official Opposition Shadow Cabinet as the Shadow Minister for National Defence and is Vice-Chair of the House of Commons Standing Committee on National Defence. He is currently active on equipping our troops, eliminating sexual misconduct in the armed forces, instituting military justice reforms and fixing defence procurement.

Bezan has been outspoken advocate on Ukrainian sovereignty, democracy, and human rights, and as a result, was one of thirteen Canadian officials sanctioned by the Russian government in 2014.  For his work on Ukrainian issues he has been recognized with numerous awards both in Canada and abroad, including the ‘Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise’ (Ukraine’s highest civilian award) for his 2008 private members’ bill to recognize the Holomodor as genocide. Bezan recently sponsored Bill S-226, the Justice for Victims of Corrupt Foreign Officials Act (Sergei Magnitsky Law) in the House of Commons. The Bill received unanimous support and was passed into law on October 18, 2017.