Josh Guenter for Borderland

Pleased to see our government provide $21 million in grants to municipalities, businesses and organizations to support those living with disabilities by improving accessibility, and removing barriers to services.

Building more infrastructure is key to advancing Manitoba’s recovery past COVID-19. Learn more about what our PC government is doing: https://www.manitoba.ca/budget2021/

Looks great - think I’ll be detouring on my way home this evening!

Today, I offered condolences on behalf of the people of Borderland to the Royal Family on the passing of His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. He lived a truly remarkable life and was a friend of Manitoba, having visited many times. You can sign the online book of condolences via: https://www.canada.ca//commemoration/send-condolences.html

Get more details about #MBBudget2021: https://www.manitoba.ca/budget2021/

Thank you to my local Shoppers Drug Mart for the first dose of my Covid vaccine today! I encourage all eligible Canadians to get vaccinated so that we can beat this pandemic.

We extend our deepest condolences to Her Majesty The Queen and the members of the Royal Family on the passing of His Royal Highness Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh.

If we held a minute of silence for every Holocaust victim, we would be silent for 11.5 years. #HolocaustRemembranceDay #yomhashoah #NeverAgain

Two pieces of good news: Manitoba's economy forecast to grow by a very robust 4.1 percent this year, followed by 3.6 percent next year. Our government has laid out a path to return to budget balance, and this not only helps protect taxpayers and the integrity of our services, but it also sends the right signals to investors and influences our credit rating, which impacts our debt servicing costs.

BUDGET2021 is #ProtectingManitobans by covering continuous glucose monitoring devices for eligible children and youth under the age of 25. We're also expanding the insulin pump program to age 25 to support more people with Type 1 diabetes.

Educators in K -12 facilities will soon be able to claim a 15% refund for up to $1,000 on eligible teaching supplies. #AdvancingEducation #AdvancingManitobans

Budget 2021 will reduce the Education Property Tax on residential and farm property by 25% this year, and a further 25% next year. Commercial property owners will also see a 10% decrease. For the average property owner in Borderland, this means you will receive a $400+ rebate cheque from the government this year, with a much larger rebate cheque coming your way next year.