A Night of Inspiration and Unity

In the heart of Manitoba, a gathering of minds and spirits took place on November 15, 2023. In the picturesque town of Stonewall, amidst a crowd of approximately 110 passionate Manitobans, Manitoba Stronger Together (MST) hosted a live event that was nothing short of inspirational. With a lineup of distinguished speakers and the spirit of unity in the air, this event marked a pivotal moment in MST's journey towards empowering Manitobans to reclaim their democracy.

A Diverse Lineup of Speakers:
The event brought together a dynamic quartet of speakers who shared their insights, stories, and vision for a stronger Manitoba.

Ken Drysdale, one of MST's co-founders, kicked off the evening. Drawing from his roots in Stonewall and his dedication to MST's mission, Ken set the stage by emphasizing the importance of community and collaboration. He touched upon MST's journey, from its inception to its ever-growing presence across the province.

Chris Riddell, an integral part of MST, took the stage to delve deeper into the organization's structure and goals. He elucidated MST's role in building a community of engaged Manitobans, one that spans the entire province. His informative presentation left no doubt that MST's focus on grassroots engagement is key to its mission.

Marrianne Klowak, a seasoned media professional, exposed the audience to the realities of media corruption and the power of the people to hold it accountable. Her presentation was an eye-opener, highlighting the need for honest journalism and a well-informed public.

Throughout the evening, the event was skillfully emceed by Rosalie Drysdale, who ensured the program flowed seamlessly and kept the audience engaged.

A Night of Unity and Purpose:
The MST live event in Stonewall was not just an informational session; it was a gathering of like-minded individuals who share a common purpose. It was an opportunity for Manitobans to connect, discuss, and engage in meaningful dialogue about their province's future.
The event, which included thought-provoking presentations, was followed by a Q&A session, allowing the audience to interact directly with the speakers. The questions and discussions that arose reflected the shared concern for democracy and the future of Manitoba.

Conclusion:
The MST live event in Stonewall was a resounding success, leaving attendees inspired, informed, and more committed than ever to MST's mission of reclaiming democracy in Manitoba. It was a testament to the power of community, education, and the unwavering spirit of Manitobans.
As MST continues to grow and reach communities across the province, events like these serve as beacons of hope and unity. They remind us that the path to a stronger Manitoba is built upon the foundations of knowledge, community, and a shared vision for a brighter future.