I am running for Mayor because I believe deeply in Pinawa and in the potential of our community. I became a councillor because I wanted to give back. During my time on Council, I have learned a great deal about how our municipality works, the challenges we face, and the opportunities in front of us.Continue reading “Why I am Running for Mayor of Pinawa”
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Michael King for Mayor of Pinawa
After much thought, and many conversations with residents over the past several months, I have decided to run for Mayor of Pinawa. Over the past six years serving on Council, I have had the opportunity to learn about our community’s strengths, challenges, and opportunities. I am grateful to the many people who have encouraged meContinue reading “Michael King for Mayor of Pinawa”
Lemonade Stand
As part of the fun this weekend, my daughter Emma and her friend Emi are selling cookies, lemonade, iced tea, and juice on McDiarmid near Willis E. They are raising money for the Humane Society. They are smart and put a lot of ice packs in the cooler so the lemonade is cold on thisContinue reading “Lemonade Stand”
Pinawa Recreation Registration Night!
The kids are back in school and the night air is getting cool. It’s not too early to start thinking about some of the great activities to take part in for this upcoming season! Come to the Pinawa Community Centre on Sunday, September 8, from 5:30 to 7:00 PM for Registration Night, a new initiativeContinue reading “Pinawa Recreation Registration Night!”
Chess Tournament at the Pinawa Library
Hello everyone! The Pinawa Public Library is hosting a Chess Tournament! Chess is a social game that connects people across generations. It can be taught by grandparents to the their grandchildren. There are other benefits to chess for seniors. I donated a few books about chess to the library for those who wish to studyContinue reading “Chess Tournament at the Pinawa Library”
Sidewalks, Bicycle Lanes, and Golf Carts.
Since I was a kid, I have always been fascinated with cities and transportation. My childhood interest which began building cities with Nintendo and Lego, eventually matured into studying Politics at the University of Winnipeg. I follow urban design and engineering sites and read on the subject to stay up to date. It’s this passionContinue reading “Sidewalks, Bicycle Lanes, and Golf Carts.”
My Job on the Train
Some people have been asking questions about my profession and how it impacts my life as being a councillor. I’d like to share with you about my excellent career and how working for Via Rail Canada makes me an even better member of council.
Forest School
CBC Gem produced a documentary on Forest Schools in Manitoba and features Pinawa and F.W. Gilbert School. This type of programming is very attractive to many young families. My daughter, Emma, was in Forest School last year at F.W. Gilbert and she had a great experience. What an amazing introduction into school! This year there are 19 kids enrolled!!
Investing in Youth
When it comes to attracting families, the quality of life for children and young people is of the highest consideration.
Michael King 