Wasylycia-Leis to donate pension to Winnipeg Foundation if elected

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WINNIPEG - Mayoral challenger Judy Wasylycia-Leis will donate her parliamentary pension to the Winnipeg Foundation if she's elected mayor next week.

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WINNIPEG – Mayoral challenger Judy Wasylycia-Leis will donate her parliamentary pension to the Winnipeg Foundation if she’s elected mayor next week.

Back in the spring, the former Winnipeg North MP promised to give up her $68,000 annual pension she receives based on 13 years as an elected official in Ottawa.

This afternoon, Wasylycia-Leis said if elected the Winnipeg Foundation will direct the cash toward children’s programming.

She also pledged to reinstate an access co-ordinator at city hall and hire a new integrity commissioner.

She did not cite any specific situation that would require the advice of such a commissioner.

She also said she has not yet had time to sit down with the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, which has been asking to view her Ottawa expense receipts.

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