Manitoba Keystone Movement

03/31/2026

It's interesting how a "self-reliant" and "economically strong" Canada is only "desired" because of big bad trump.
Canada has always been way too reliant on America, but it's only a problem now because libs hate trump with a burning passion.

01/28/2026

850,000 in a city that was made for maybe 200k! We're overcrowded, and there hasn't been nearly enough development to maintain such a high population. Winnipegs population has increased over 100k since 2015, yet it took until 2023 to get housing development underway. Our roads are way too small for the amount of traffic, public transportation is less reliable than it was a year ago. And our "snow removal" is a joke!

01/15/2026

The electorate must involve themselves in the legislative process. Without involvement, there's no accountability; Without accountability, politicians will continue passing legislation based on political correctness theories and feelings.
Efficiency, productivity, community safety and well-being; this is prudent policy making.

10/07/2025

This is Wab Kinew letter to newly appointed minister Nahanni Fontaine (at the time) in this letter wab states her responsibilities and how a minister ought to carry themselves; If you're wondering why Manitobans want her gone it's because of her failure, not only families but also people with disabilities. She's been in office for 2 years and neither her nor her government has fulfilled anything they promised.

Manitoba needs real CHANGE! Keystone Party of Manitoba

10/02/2025

While the Far-Left temper tantrums rage on; Members of the Keystone Party continue to promote respectful debate, working together with all political spectrums to bring much needed change, transparency and grassroot policys!

09/26/2025

08/21/2025

The consequences of elected NDP:

After years of feeling ignored by the previous Progressive Conservative government, the Manitoba Foster Parents Association says it felt hopeful when the NDP was elected two years ago.
But recent attempts to reach Families Minister Nahanni Fontaine have them wondering if they’ve been blocked, following a reported trend of such behaviour.

Last week, a board member was concerned when she messaged the minister about a memorial event for children who have died in the child welfare system and her email didn’t generate the usual auto-reply.

“(The board member) reached out to me and so I said, ‘OK, I’ll send it through the association email,'” association president Jamie Pfau says.

“I did that. And I sent it to other MLAs as well, received confirmation from other MLAs but not from minister of families. So then I tried with my business account and it went through, and I received a notification from minister of families through an entirely different email that has nothing to do with children and care.”

“That’s anti-democratic as far as I’m concerned. You’re preventing advocacy, you’re promoting silence. It’s a very dangerous path to go down,” says Pfau, who has raised eight foster children.

“I would understand if I used any type of aggressive or foul language or was unprofessional or inappropriate in any way, but I would be happy to share my ‘sent’ folder. There’s absolutely nothing in there that would indicate any type of aggression or abuse or harassment. In fact, I don’t necessarily email her very often. It’s just to shine light on issues that are coming up regularly with foster parents.”

The last she heard from the minister was an emailed letter last year, which Global News has seen.

“Essentially, it’s saying thank you for helping to support children in care but we’re not looking for any particular advice, we’re looking to Indigenous leadership and to decolonize child welfare,” Pfau said.

She didn’t interpret that to mean communication would be cut off to the organization representing caregivers of the 10,000 kids in the system. - Global News

07/04/2025

Accessibility minister responds to sign language interpreter comment: She's sorry, but the stage design threw her off.
Is that good enough for you ?

07/02/2025

🤷🏻‍♂️

06/29/2025

Pretty low, even for an NDP MLA.