The Honourable Greg Selinger
Mini Bio:
On October 19th, 2009, Greg Selinger became Manitobaโs 21st Premier.
Greg was first elected as MLA for St. Boniface in 1999.ย He was re-elected in 2003 and 2007 and is currently serving his 3rd term.ย Greg was appointed by Premier Gary Doer to the Finance portfolio on October 5, 1999.ย At that time, he was also appointed Minister responsible for French Language Services and for the Crown Corporations Public Review and Accountability Act.ย In 2001, Greg was charged with the Civil Service Commission and in 2006, became minister responsible for Manitoba Hydro.ย The Liquor Control Commission and the Manitoba Lotteries Corporation were added to his responsibilities in 2007.
Greg has a PhD from the London School of Economics, a Masterโs Degree in Public Administration from Queenโs University and a Bachelor of Social Work Degree from the University of Manitoba.
Recently, The Honourable Greg Selinger participated in the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce Provincial Leaders Series.ย ย ย
Video highlights of the Greg Selingerโs comments touch on a wide array of areas (Click on the title or scroll down to access the videos):ย ย ย ย
- Preliminary Remarks
- Manitoba Hydro (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)
As well, there are videos of Greg Selinger answering questions relating to:ย
- Expanding Manitoba Hydroโs Energy Mandate
- The PUB Requiring Hydro to Provide Special Rates to Low Income Manitobans
- Funding for Manitobaโs Tourism Organizations
Bonus video coverage features greetings from the event sponsor, the Manitoba Pork Council.ย ย ย
Thanks to Greg Selinger and the Manitoba Pork Council for making this event possible.ย ย ย
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Greetings From the Event Sponsor, the Manitoba Pork Council
Preliminary Remarks
Manitoba Hydro Part 1
Manitoba Hydro Part 2
Manitoba Hydro Part 3
Expanding Manitoba Hydroโs Energy Mandate
The PUB Requiring Hydro to Provide Special Rates to Low Income Manitobans
Funding for Manitobaโs Tourism Organizations
