Jim Maloway
2011 Manitoba Election Archive
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The top 10 political stories of 2011
Monday, 26 December 2011
Winnipeg Sun - The Tories dominated this province in the federal election, taking out longtime Liberal MP Anita Neville in Winnipeg South Centre and Jim Maloway in Elmwood-Transcona. In support of the Occupy Wall Street movement, a few dozen protesters occupied ...
Throne speech to be given on Thursday
Monday, 17 October 2011
Winnipeg Free Press - One new face is an old face: Jim Maloway returns as the MLA in Elmwood after a brief stint in Ottawa as MP for Elmwood-Transcona. The Progressive Conservatives elected five new faces: Reg Helwer (Brandon West), Dennis Smook (La Verendrye), Wayne Ewasko ...
Conservation speculation
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
Winnipeg Free Press (blog) - There's a bunch of promising newbies who need time to set up their voicemail, some rogues like Elmwood's Jim Maloway, and that's basically it, except for Rossmere's Erna Braun and Kirkfield Park's Sharon Blady, assuming the recount comes out in her ...
NDP meetandgreet
Friday, 07 October 2011
Winnipeg Free Press - One new face is an old face: Jim Maloway returns as the MLA in Elmwood after a brief stint in Ottawa as MP for Elmwood-Transcona. Before the session begins, Selinger also has to tinker with his cabinet to fill the conservation and finance portfolios ...
More than a dozen new MLAs elected
Thursday, 06 October 2011
Winnipeg Sun - There will be 13 new faces in the crowd this fall; 14 if you count Jim Maloway, who was Elmwood's MLA for 22 years before leaving in 2008 for a brief stint as the area's federal MP, only to return to provincial politics after his successor Bill Blaikie ...
Didn't get the government we deserve
Wednesday, 05 October 2011
Winnipeg Free Press - Political signs on Hespeler Avenue, for PC David Hutten, and NDP, Jim Maloway, both running in Elmwood. (TREVOR HAGAN/WINNIPEG FREE PRESS) We will never know how this campaign might have ended if Tory leader Hugh McFadyen hadn't decided to build a ...
A Tory TRIFECTA?
Monday, 26 September 2011
Winnipeg Free Press - From our perspective, almost anything can happen," said Progressive Conservative campaign manager Marni Larkin, who quietly assisted Steen's city council campaign in 2010 and played a formal role in Toet's victory over Jim Maloway in Transcona this May ...
McFayden challenges NDP to get behind federal crime bill
Thursday, 22 September 2011
Winnipeg Free Press - McFadyen also took a shot at NDP Elmwood candidate Jim Maloway for voting against federal crime bills when he was an MP. Maloway lost his federal seat in the May federal election and is now running for provincial office. Before going to Ottawa in 2008, ...
Saturday Special: The battles of Manitoba
Saturday, 03 September 2011
Winnipeg Free Press - The ousting of long-time Liberal MP Anita Neville and NDP MP Jim Maloway served notice that these two areas of the city have changed in voter loyalties, at least on the national scene. Still, Neville's loss to Conservative Joyce Bateman and the total ...
Vote Manitoba
Saturday, 03 September 2011
Winnipeg Free Press - Factors: City councillor Russ Wyatt. Who he endorses could have big impact. In the federal election, Wyatt's support helped Conservative Lawrence Toet win, sending NDP incumbent Jim Maloway into a new line of work.
Questionnaire Response
Jim Maloway - Elmwood
Why did you decide to run in the 2011 Manitoba election?
I am running to continue the important work that is required to improve the community by supporting infrastructure upgrades, stable funding for core services and opportunities for our young people.
What experience will you bring to compliment your role as MLA?
As a long-time resident of Elmwood, I know my community. I have worked to ensure that the needs of our community are met and that their voices are heard.
Is there anything in particular you would like to change in our province? In your electoral division?
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