Hugh McFadyen

2011 Manitoba Election Archive

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Fort Whyte

Incumbent since 2005

Hugh mcfadyen

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Phone: (204) 942-8283

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Fort Whyte goes to polls to pick new MLA

Tuesday, 04 September 2012

Winnipeg Free Press - The byelection in Fort Whyte became necessary when Pallister's predecessor, Hugh McFadyen, announced his resignation as PC leader and as Fort Whyte MLA after the October 2011 provincial election. Brandy Schmidt is running for the NDP in Fort Whyte ...

What you need to know to vote in Fort Whyte

Tuesday, 04 September 2012

Winnipeg Sun - Instead, Tuesday's race to fill the seat vacated by Fort Whyte MLA — and ex-Tory leader — Hugh McFadyen has created no shortage of headlines in the past month. In case you've been at the cottage or otherwise occupied, here are seven things you need to ...

Hundreds cast advance votes in Fort Whyte byelection

Monday, 27 August 2012

Brandon Sun - 3 after former provincial PC leader Hugh McFadyen resigned, giving candidates five weeks to campaign in the southwest Winnipeg suburban riding. Leann Smith voted Sunday at the Lindenwoods Community Centre. Smith said she didn't mind the August ...

Ballots cast in Fort Whyte as advance polls open

Sunday, 26 August 2012

Winnipeg Free Press - The byelection was called after former Tory leader Hugh McFadyen resigned. By suppertime Saturday, close to 200 voters had cast a ballot at Linden Woods and around 70 at the 2233 McGillivray Blvd. polling station, Elections Manitoba workers said.

Advance voting begins in Fort Whyte

Saturday, 25 August 2012

Global Winnipeg - The Fort Whyte constituency has been vacant since the resignation of former Progressive Conservative leader Hugh McFadyen. By-election day is September 4th. But advance polls open Saturday at the Fort Whyte Returning Office at 2233 McGillivray Blvd.

Campaigning at a sprint

Friday, 24 August 2012

Winnipeg Free Press - The byelection was called after former Tory leader Hugh McFadyen resigned. Pallister said given it's the height of summer holidays, the PC campaign team has found four out of five households empty on weekends. At the same time, campaigning on evening ...

Byelection candidate 'destroyed' alleged victim's life

Thursday, 23 August 2012

Updated News - The Fort Whyte seat was vacated on July 30 following the resignation of Hugh McFadyen, former leader of the Progressive Conservative Party. Also running in Fort Whyte are new PC Leader Brian Pallister, NDP candidate Brandy Schmidt, Liberal Bob ...

Tory leader keeps address private

Wednesday, 22 August 2012

Brandon Sun - The vacancy was created by the resignation of former Tory leader Hugh McFadyen. Under provincial law, the chief electoral officer must publish a candidate's name, party affiliation, the name of the candidate's official agent and the candidate's home address.

What were those people thinking?

Wednesday, 22 August 2012

Brandon Sun - And even though this byelection is to fill the seat vacated by former Opposition leader Hugh McFadyen — and features new Progressive Conservative Leader Brian Pallister — we bet most folks wouldn't have a clue there was an election campaign underway ...

Man facing sex charges running in Manitoba byelection

Tuesday, 21 August 2012

Updated News - The Fort Whyte seat was vacated on July 30 following the resignation of Hugh McFadyen, former leader of the Progressive Conservative Party. Ackman will be running against new PC Leader Brian Pallister, who is seeking a seat in the provincial legislature, ...