Hugh McFadyen

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Fort Whyte

Incumbent since 2005

Hugh mcfadyen

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Changes looming for all parties following Manitoba election

Wednesday, 05 October 2011

Global Winnipeg - The Tories, meanwhile, have to plan a leadership convention to replace Hugh McFadyen, who announced on election night he is quitting as party leader. Liberal Leader Jon Gerrard, who retained the party's lone seat in the legislature, is going to spend a ...

Mayor Applauds Wishart

Wednesday, 05 October 2011

Portage Online - It forced Conservative leader Hugh McFadyen to announce his resignation from the position. The Portage constituency was held for the Tories by Ian Wishart. Portage Mayor Earl Porter has known Wishart for a long time, and believes he'll do a good job ...

Agassiz Elects First MLA

Wednesday, 05 October 2011

Portage Online - Briese notes he was extremely disappointed to see leader Hugh McFadyen step down, adding he was a very strong supporter of McFadyen and the direction he was taking the party. Briese adds he is thankful to everyone who supported his campaign and came ...

Manitoba New Democrats win fourthstraight majority

Wednesday, 05 October 2011

Global Winnipeg - WINNIPEG - Manitoba's NDP dominated seat-rich Winnipeg to roll to a fourth-consecutive majority government Tuesday, while PC leader Hugh McFadyen announced that he will be stepping down after a new leader can be elected. McFadyen retained his own seat ...

Changes looming for all parties following Manitoba election

Wednesday, 05 October 2011

Winnipeg Free Press - The Tories, meanwhile, have to plan a leadership convention to replace Hugh McFadyen (mihk-FAH'-din), who announced on election night he is quitting as party leader. Liberal Leader Jon Gerrard, who retained the party's lone seat in the legislature, ...

Swing riding results more partisan than predicted

Wednesday, 05 October 2011

Winnipeg Sun - ... James Beddome fell to sitting MLA Rob Altemeyer by more than 2800 votes. Altemeyer's margin of victory was the NDP's second largest in the province, and was the largest margin for any city MLA other than party leaders Greg Selinger and Hugh McFadyen.

OPINION: We hardly knew Hugh

Wednesday, 05 October 2011

Morden Times - I'm not sure what Hugh McFadyen's brand of Progressive Conservatives were during this election campaign. The truth is, I don't know what Manitoba's Tory brand has been for quite some time. They used to have a brand in the 1980s and 1990s. ...

Cameron Friesen first MLA of new Morden Winkler riding

Wednesday, 05 October 2011

Winkler Times - Liberal leader Jon Gerrard won the other seat. Another disappointment was the surprise resignation announcement from PC leader Hugh McFadyen. He told supporters he would remain as leader until a leadership convention was held.

McFadyen steps down as Manitoba Tory leader

Wednesday, 05 October 2011

Carman Valley Leader - (File Photo by QMI Agency) Hugh McFadyen will be stepping down as provincial Conservative leader. By Tamara King, QMI Agency If there was any time for the Tories to take power, this was it. Popular, charismatic NDP Premier Gary Doer is gone. ...

NDP keeps urban strongholds

Wednesday, 05 October 2011

Brandon Sun - Steeves, who sat on city council from 2000 until this August, is good friends with Tory Leader Hugh McFadyen and resigned his seat in an attempt to unseat Oswald. He acknowledged he gambled his council seat and lost. "It has been a long time since I ...