US EditionNew Democrat MP Daniel Blaikie to resign his seat, work for Manitoba premier
- A New Democrat member of Parliament, Daniel Blaikie, is resigning his seat in Winnipeg to work for Manitoba's NDP government.
- Blaikie has been in federal politics for almost a decade and will step down at the end of March to become a senior adviser on intergovernmental affairs for Premier Wab Kinew.
- Blaikie's new job will allow him to spend more time with his family, following in his father's footsteps as he takes over a seat with a long history of NDP representation.
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New Democrat MP Daniel Blaikie to Resign His Seat, Work for Manitoba Premier
A New Democrat member of Parliament is resigning his seat for a job with Manitoba’s NDP government. Daniel Blaikie says he will step down from his Elmwood-Transcona seat in Winnipeg at the end of March, after almost a decade in federal politics. He is taking a job as a senior adviser on intergovernmental affairs with Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew. Mr. Blaikie said the new job will allow him to spend more time with his family. Mr. Blaikie was first …
New Democrat MP Daniel Blaikie to resign his seat, work for Manitoba premier
OTTAWA — A New Democrat member of Parliament is resigning his seat for a job with Manitoba’s NDP government. Daniel Blaikie says he will step down from his Elmwood-Transcona seat in Winnipeg at the end of March, after almost a decade in federal politics. He is taking a job as a senior adviser on intergovernmental […]
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