Tim Diack
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« Previous 1 … 7 8 9 10 Next »Bowman leads Motkaluk 2-to-1 in mayoral poll, but majority of voters still undecided
September 14, 2018
CBC Manitoba - ...was conducted between Aug. 27 and 31. It has an error margin of four per cent. The poll suggests seven other mayoral candidates — Don Woodstock, Tim Diack, Umar Hayat, Doug Wilson, Chris Clacio, Desmond Thomas and Venkat Rao Machiraju — enjoy a combined total of five per cent support from Winnipeg...
Bowman officially launches re-election bid; takes aim at Motkaluk
September 13, 2018
Winnipeg Sun - ...employee Desmond Thomas, filmmaker Ed Ackerman, community volunteer Christopher Clacio, Hindu priest Venkat Machiraju, Winnipeg police officer Tim Diack, investor Umar Hayat, former Morden mayor Doug Wilson and past provincial election candidate Don Woodstock. Winnipeggers will elect their next...
Bowman Launches Re-Election Campaign in Winnipeg Mayoral Race
September 13, 2018
ChrisD - ...a mayor, city council and school trustees. Other candidates for the city’s top job are Jenny Motkaluk, Doug Wilson, Don Woodstock, Umar Hayat, Tim Diack, Desmon Thomas, Christopher Clacio, Venkat Machiraju, and Ed Ackerman. Advertisements Sports Highlights Comments ...
No debates unless all candidates are invited, says Bowman
September 13, 2018
Global News - ...Brian Bowman (@Mayor_Bowman) September 12, 2018 Nine mayoral candidates have registered to run, including Ed Ackerman, Bowman, Christopher Clacio, Tim Diack, Umar Hayat, Venkat Rao, Jennifer Motkaluk, Doug Wilson and Don Woodstock. Winnipeg’s civic election is Oct....
Election fever building… slowly
September 4, 2018
Winnipeg Free Press - ...and only Motkaluk is getting any media attention. Mayor Brian Bowman has said he won’t start his campaign until sometime later this month. Tim Diack, a 31-year street cop, looked promising when he showed up at city hall with about three dozen supporters at the end of May to register his campaign...
Election fever building… slowly
September 3, 2018
Winnipeg Free Press - ...and only Motkaluk is getting any media attention. Mayor Brian Bowman has said he won’t start his campaign until sometime later this month. Tim Diack, a 31-year street cop, looked promising when he showed up at city hall with about three dozen supporters at the end of May to register his campaign...
Families gather to urge action on drug addiction
August 31, 2018
Winnipeg Sun - ...tragedies in the future. One mayoral candidate attending the event noted meth as an immediate cause for concern. If elected to lead city council, Tim Diack says he would work to add a secure intake facility for meth users experiencing a psychotic episode. “It would look like a correctional facility...
Expanding Main Street Project for meth patients would free up cops: Motkaluk
August 31, 2018
Winnipeg Free Press - ...on his proposed motion, explaining it’s being developed in advance of the EPC meeting. Another mayoral candidate, veteran Winnipeg police officer Tim Diack, said upgrading the Main Street Project building won't be enough, adding the frequent violence associated with methamphetamine addiction requires a...
Mayoral candidate’s door will be open, promises regular office hours to meet public
August 23, 2018
Winnipeg Sun - ...federal Winnipeg North MP Kevin Lamoureux, who meets with constituents on most Saturdays at the Keewatin Street McDonald’s. Mayoral candidate Tim Diack said he’d also like to expand the mayor’s office outreach to Winnipeggers, if elected, but would do that through “house calls.” Diack said...
Architects hope to set record straight on Bruce Oake Recovery Centre
August 18, 2018
CBC Manitoba - ...be accepted. The centre will provide treatment for all kinds of substance abusers, including methamphetamine. Beat cop weighs in Mayoral candidate Tim Diack, who attended the open house, supports the centre. He's a city beat cop who calls the project long overdue, and thinks the St. James location is a...