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Governments

This page provides access to government acts, regulations, and policies that impact Manitoba lands and water, particularly with regards to decisions for establishing protected areas.

Manitoba

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Audit - Manitoba Climate Change

Manitoba Wildlands is auditing the Manitoba government's climate change targets, actions and commitments.

Go to the page: Audit - Manitoba Climate Change

Budget & Throne Speeches 1999 - 2009

Manitoba Wildlands has assembled contents of Manitoba government Throne (opening a legislative session) and Budget speeches and government releases or backgrounders for those speeches, from fall 1999 through 2009. The categories of commitments, declarations and policies included in the chart are: protected areas, water, energy, climate change, conservation and environment. Each year and issue area is bookmarked in the pdf provided.

Download Manitoba Wildlands report: Manitoba Conservation & Environment Policies/Commitments 1999-2009 MWL owl

(PDF) Updated November 2009

Manitoba Wildlands has also divided the report Manitoba Conservation & Environment Policies/Commitments 1999-2009 into smaller documents containing each specific topic covered. Download Manitoba Wildlands Analysis/Audit - Manitoba Government Policies/Commitments 1999-2009 documents:

Water

(PDF) NEW November 2009

Protected Areas (including analysis) MWL owl

(PDF) Updated November 2009

Climate Change MWL owl

(PDF) Updated November 2009

Energy / Hydro MWL owl

(PDF) Updated November 2009

Conservation & Environment MWL owl

(PDF) Updated November 2009

Land & Watershed Planning MWL owl

(PDF) Updated November 2009

Manitoba Wildlands also aims to analyze and comment on the validity, status and progress regarding these environmental commitments, declarations and policies from the Manitoba government Throne and Budget speeches and associated documentation. The transcripts for these speeches are linked in each report.

Manitoba government Throne speeches 1999-2008 (transcripts):
1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 |

Manitoba Lands & Water Policies

Manitoba Wildlands has assembled a listing of Manitoba government policies regarding lands and waters, from fall 1999 through to 2007. This listing was posted in January 2006, see below, and updated for January 2007.

Download Manitoba Wildlands Listing: Government of Manitoba Public Policy 1999 - 2006 MWL owl

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Download Manitoba Wildlands Listing: Government of Manitoba Public Policy 1999 - 2007 MWL owl

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Download Manitoba Wildlands Listing: Manitoba Government Lands and Waters Policy 1999 - August 2009 MWL owl

(PDF) Updated August 2009

New Democratic Party Statement of Principles

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Our society must change from one based on competition to one based on cooperation.
We wish to create a society where individuals give according to their needs.
We believe present human endeavours must become environmentally sound in order to ensure that future generations may have access to an abundant and diverse biosphere.
Our commitment to the electorate is to be forthright about our long-range goals as well as practical about our short-term political activities.
Our purpose as a movement is to foster social change toward a more cooperative society. Our purpose as a political party is to develop a public mandate for that social change through giving individuals greater control in the economy, their workplace, and their community.
Our actions and words must reflect our fundamental faith in the capacity of people to live cooperatively and to work for the betterment of all.

Note: These principles are on all Manitoba NDP membership cards, signed by party members.