I was in business for several years, a councillor for 6 years, an MLA for 12 years, and a farmer since 1973.
I was in business for several years, a councillor for 6 years, an MLA for 12 years, and a farmer since 1973.
Age: 73
Profession: Former boilermaker; farmer, municipal councillor and MLA
Education:
High School graduate and graduate of Burnaby Tech in BC
About You
What is the biggest issue facing your community, and how would you address it?
Health care in rural communities. I would continue to work at keeping the Altona Hospital and ER open.
Why did you decide to run for office?
Constant encouragement of many, many residents of the Borderland constituency. The 12 years of experience that I have gained in representing this constituency, I feel that I have more qualifications that any of the other candidates that have put their names forward.
Manitoba is marking its 150th anniversary next year. Suggest one way we can make it a memorable occasion.
Create a new flag. We now have a totally different demographic than we had at the time it was originally created. To Create a new flag would be an activity that would be remembered for many, many years to come. I would have a competition with all the schools in the Province of Manitoba.
Tell us something about yourself that voters might find surprising.
I used to be a rodeo contestant, riding bulls and broncos.
Find out more about Cliff Graydon, Independent, Borderland:
https://www.votecliff.com/
@cliffgraydonmla
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