Sunny Dhaliwal
2011 Manitoba Election Archive
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Byebye Blue, I'll miss you
Saturday, 04 August 2012
Brandon Sun - McFadyen won the seat for the second consecutive time in 2011 with 5594 votes, more than double the votes of his NDP competition, Sunny Dhaliwal, who earned 2655, the Freep reported. The Tories have held the Fort Whyte riding since 1995. And it's more ...
Pallister knocks timing of cash
Friday, 03 August 2012
Brandon Sun - McFadyen won the seat for the second consecutive time in 2011 with 5594 votes, more than double the votes of his NDP competition, Sunny Dhaliwal, who earned 2655. The Tories have held the Fort Whyte riding since 1995. Pallister is expected to run for the ...
Pallister knocks timing of cash
Friday, 03 August 2012
Winnipeg Free Press - McFadyen won the seat for the second consecutive time in 2011 with 5594 votes, more than double the votes of his NDP competition, Sunny Dhaliwal, who earned 2655. The Tories have held the Fort Whyte riding since 1995. Pallister is expected to run for the ...
Voter turnout increases . . .
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
The Manitoban - Harleen Dhaliwal, a U of M alumnus and daughter of Sunny Dhaliwal, the NDP candidate who ran for Fort Whyte riding, said she felt it is important to participate in electing a leader for our province. “If everyone came out and exercised their right to ...
PC Leader Hugh McFadyen ReElected to Fort Whyte
Wednesday, 05 October 2011
ChrisD.ca (blog) - McFadyen won with a large margin over NDP candidate Sunny Dhaliwal and Liberal candidate Chai Tsae. The PCs were hoping to form a majority in the Manitoba legislature, but will remain the opposition as the NDP returns to power. ...
Questionnaire Response
Sunny Dhaliwal - Fort Whyte
Why did you decide to run in the 2011 Manitoba election?
I’ve been an educator for the last 25 years, and am currently working as high school teacher. I understand the importance of education to Manitoba families and know that strong, well-supported public services are to the success of our province.
What experience will you bring to compliment your role as MLA?
I’m a strong believer in the principles of diversity, universal health care, accessible education and equal opportunities for all Manitobans.
Is there anything in particular you would like to change in our province? In your electoral division?
Health care, education, and quality post secondary education.
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