Winnipeg South Conservative Association

06/03/2026

Happy Birthday Pierre!

06/01/2026

05/22/2026

BREAKING: The failed drug experiment is coming to Manitoba.

The NDP are opening a drug consumption site in Winnipeg while provinces across Canada shut these failed sites down. These sites are magnets for drugs and disorder.

Approving a place for people to consume drugs is the easiest thing a politician can do.

It avoids the difficult, serious, expensive work of building real treatment and real recovery pathways.

Instead, they keep people addicted and cycling through the same revolving door of drug enablement.

And as long as they are doing that, politicians never actually have to solve anything.

Real compassion means treatment and recovery. It does not mean opening government-sanctioned drug sites in communities and leaving families to deal with the disorder, needles, and open drug use.

The left-wing politicians pushing this drug site will not live next door to it, so they don't care.

When this site is opened, it will not be the end.

It will be this site first, then the next one, then another.

Then the conversation shifts to government-funded safe supply, where taxpayers are buying the drugs outright.

And then the proposal becomes decriminalization, where there are no consequences for possession of any hard drugs.

That’s exactly the road the NDP government in British Columbia went down, and British Columbia is now a failed experiment that the rest of Canada is desperately trying to avoid.

Real compassion means fighting for recovery, not enabling the next hit.

It is important to note that every single supervised drug consumption site in Canada exists because the federal government provided a legal exemption through the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.

The federal Health Minister directly approves consumption sites through Section 56.1 and authorizes provinces to approve sites through a class exemption granted under Subsection 56(1).

Without the Liberal government's approval, these sites are not allowed to exist.

05/18/2026

Happy Victoria Day🇨🇦

05/13/2026

Last night, our Board attended a Community Safety discussion at Pampanga Restaurant. The discussion centred around the proposed Health-Safe Site in Winnipeg, which would see the construction of a supervised drug consumption facility in the Point Douglas neighbourhood.

Many residents, business owners and community stakeholders were in attendance.

It is important to have open discussions with community members.

Conservative MP and Health Shadow Minister Dan Mazier, served as one of the panelist and delivered a powerful statement.

He highlighted the detrimental effects of the proposed consumption plan, not only on users, but also on surrounding businesses and establishments.

05/12/2026

Last night, the India Canada Cultural and Heritage Association (ICCHA) hosted a grand reception dinner in honour of His Excellency Dinesh K. Patnaik and his wife, Mrs. Poonam Patnaik and Consul General of India (Toronto) Canada Mr. Mahaveer Singhvi.

Invited guests from various community and cultural organizations joined together to celebrate friendship, heritage, and strengthen India–Canada relations.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible moms out there!

05/09/2026

05/08/2026

The PrescribeIT cover-up continues.

"Liberal MP Doug Eyolfson moved to adjourn a health committee meeting on Tuesday, without agreeing to a motion to bring Health Minister Marjorie Michel to testify on the failed federal e-prescribing program PrescribeIT."

"Last week during a committee meeting, while discussing a potential review of the program, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Health Maggie Chi moved to hold the meeting in-camera. A vote followed, with no explanation as to why the debate needed to be shielded from the public."

The Liberals spent $300 MILLION of taxpayer money on a program that failed to replace fax machines and is now being quietly shut down.

Canadians still do not know where the money went.

Mark Carney's Health Minister refuses to answer.