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McFadyen’s new TV ad
This landed in my inbox not that long ago:
In appreciation for your ongoing support, I'm writing to give you the very first look at our new TV ad, which starts airing Monday across the province. Please take a moment to watch the ad by following this link (see below for video).
Because supporters like you are truly the backbone of our party, I'm pleased to give you the exclusive first look at our campaign -- before the media, and before the public.
This factual, positive ad hits back at the desperate campaign of lies Greg Selinger has aired over the spring and summer.
We're setting the record straight and telling Manitobans that, contrary to Greg Selinger's lies, we will clean up Lake Winnipeg, hire more nurses and never sell Manitoba Hydro. In the weeks ahead, we will also be setting out other aspects of our positive plan for Manitoba.
I’d like to thank you again for your ongoing support. I hope you enjoy the ad.
Sincerely,
Hugh McFadyen
Leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
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About Larry Kusch and Bruce Owen
Larry Kusch has been a journalist for 30 years, the last 20 with the Winnipeg Free Press. His is one of the newspaper's two legislative bureau reporters.
Raised on a Saskatchewan farm, he received an honours journalism degree from Carleton University in 1975.
At the Free Press, Larry has also worked as a general assignment reporter, business reporter, copy editor and assistant city editor.
Bruce Owen joined the Winnipeg Free Press in 1990 after four years working in other media.
He's worked in a number of positions at the Freep, including pet columnist, assistant city editor and police reporter. Right now he takes up space at the Manitoba legislature.
Bruce is one of five reporters who won a National Newspaper Award for the paper’s coverage of the 1997 Flood of the Century. He's also the recipient of the 1996 Volunteer Centre of Winnipeg Media Golden Hand Award and the 1995 Canadian Federation of Humane Societies Media Commendation Award.
In a past life Bruce worked at YMCA-YWCA Camp Stephens. He has a blog where he and others write about camp and the people who worked and played there.
You can also find Bruce on Twitter where he posts and retweets all sorts of stuff.
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