Today, we were sworn in as your new Manitoba Government. As your new government, we will put you first and make this a province you are proud of. I will be a leader for all of us in Manitoba. Miigwech, merci, and thank you for putting your trust in us.

Every body, every day. 🏆 Through the Premier’s Fitness Challenge and new investments in school sports and recreation, every student has a place to learn, compete, celebrate, gather, and connect. With the support from their teachers, students can set their own goals, students can track their progress and build healthy habits for life. Every student in Manitoba deserves to grow up happy and healthy. Set a goal. ✅ Get active. ✅ Build healthy habits for life. ✅

On behalf of our whole team I offer my sincere condolences to the family and friends of Joan Ledoux, as well as the MMF cabinet she served with. Joan was a wonderful person who I had the pleasure of visiting just a few short months ago. She was a wonderful advocate for education and life long learning. Joan made our province a better place. She will be missed.

📈 We cut Manitoba’s deficit in half and now on a clear path to balance the books next year. ⚖️ Despite Trump’s threats and global economic instability, we’re adding jobs {humble brag: we have the lowest unemployment in 🇨🇦} AND growing our economy to make life more affordable. Turns out little ol’ Manitoba is a lot stronger than any bully saw coming. 🦬

There is no place for hate in Canada.🇨🇦 I stand with the Jewish community in Belleville, Ontario, and across the country following the shooting outside the capital Sons of Jacob synagogue, as people gathered to observe Yom Kippur. Jewish Canadians have the right to gather, worship and live their lives safely and without fear. My thoughts are with the police officer who was shot, their loved ones, and the first responders who acted to keep people safe. To our Jewish friends and family here in Manitoba we stand with you.

Manitoba was proud to celebrate Black excellence with leaders, artists, and youth from across Canada for the National Black Canadians Summit this weekend.

Thank you to the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean to bring us together through art, dialogue and actions. #MovingForwardTogether

To Jewish families across Manitoba observing Yom Kippur, wishing you a meaningful fast and time for renewal, reflection and connection with those you love. May the year ahead bring peace and hope to our Jewish community and to all Manitobans. G’mar Chatima Tova.

🦷A historic $2 million gift from Dr. Ernest Cholakis to the university of Manitoba’s School of Dental Hygiene to inspire the next generation of dental hygienist. This is what it’s all about. Congratulations Ernest & Anastasia and thank you for investing in Manitoba‘s future. 🦬

Manitoba, you’ve changed your clocks for the last time. We are just going to stay on summer time a.k.a. Central Daylight Time, a.k.a. The time it is right now. What does this mean for Manitobans? No more changing clocks twice a year. More evening daylight in summer time. More light for your drive home from work in the winter. Less disruptions to sleep and routines. No more springing forward or falling back. So this November 1st, the times they will NOT be a changin’.

3 X ⛏️critical mineral production in Manitoba. More mines. More jobs. More Manitoba minerals shipped to the world through Churchill.

A major step for the Port of Churchill 🚢🇨🇦 I was honoured to give the opening remarks at the Canadian Global Growth Forum. 400 years ago, a port on Hudson’s Bay helped build this country from the beginning. And now, we are building again. This time it will be the port of Churchill that will help grow Canada stronger than ever before. We’re opening new trade routes, growing our energy exports and bringing Canadian resources to new markets around the world. This is nation building. This is shared opportunity. This is what building up Canada looks like. #ThinkChurchill #PortofChurchillOPEN

🏳️‍🌈 Happy Steinbach Pride! Manitoba is a province that stands together. We lift each other up. We choose love over hate. We are #OneManitoba.

As the Jewish community across Manitoba and around the world welcomes Rosh Hashanah and the beginning of a new year, I extend my warmest wishes to all those celebrating. On behalf of all Manitobans, may this new year bring peace, health, and fulfilment to you and your families, and may it be a year of strength, hope, and renewal for our entire province. Shana Tova U’Metukah. May you and your loved ones have a good and sweet new year.

25 years since 9/11. The world changed on that day, and it has changed since. Yet some things will always be true. We remember those we lost, the first responders who rushed toward danger, and the brave Canadians who laid down their lives in Afghanistan in the global war against terror. We remember, too, that in our darkest hours, the Maple Leaf and the stars and stripes will always be neighbors, always be allies, and always stand together against whatever tries to divide us. 🇨🇦🇺🇸

🌱 Manitoba’s first ever geothermal neighbourhood is the first step on our new Path to Net Zero. We’re investing $4 million to build Manitoba’s first large-scale district geothermal project at Southwood Circle. It brings low-carbon heating and cooling to at least 1,000 new homes near the University of Manitoba. This will make environmentally friendly home heating more affordable for home owners! Good for the climate. 🌎 Good for your wallet. 💳 Good for Manitoba. 🦬

Bombardier, how do YOU pronounce it? 🇨🇦 Federal and provincial governments stand shoulder to shoulder to support Canadian workers, Canadian companies and good Canadian jobs. From coast to coast to coast, we are stronger together. 🍁

Happy Labour Day Manitoba. 🦬 Workers built this province, and workers will build this province’s future as we strengthen Canada. 🇨🇦 As your government, we’ve passed anti-scab legislation, strengthened workplace safety and introduced Manitoba Jobs Agreements to create and protect good-paying jobs for Manitoba workers. Because when workers do well, Manitoba does well. 🦺

Hate and racism have no place in Manitoba. Today at Nagar Kirtan, we saw what is far stronger: faith, community and people gathered in celebration. That spirit is stronger than any hateful and racists graffiti. To Manitoba’s Sikh and Punjabi communities, thank you for everything you contribute to our province. Congratulations to everyone who came together to celebrate Nagar Kirtan. We are stronger together. We are #OneManitoba.

Hate and threats have no place in Manitoba. The Nagar Kirtan procession has happened annually in Winnipeg for decades. It is a beautiful expression of faith, Sikhism, and community. That spirit is stronger than any hateful graffiti. I’ve spoken to leadership in the Sikh faith community to show Manitoba’s support in the face of this terrible racism and to ensure we have the resources in place needed for everyone at Nagar Kirton to be safe. I, alongside members of our government, will show up tomorrow with members of the Sikh faith community. I encourage Manitobans to come together in that same spirit of unity. #OneManitoba