Double Feature Tuesday – Courage, Justice & Canada’s Future
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MST Zoom Call | Tuesday, April 8, 2025 | 6:30 PM CST
Buckle up, MST family—this Tuesday’s Zoom call is another double-barreled blast of truth and action. With the Federal Election just weeks away and accountability at stake, we’re bringing you two powerhouse speakers who are each fighting on the frontlines—for political integrity and for justice for Canada’s military heroes.
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Feature 1: Meet Byron Grypa – People’s Party of Canada Candidate for Selkirk–Interlake–Eastman
We’re pleased to welcome Mr. Byron Grypa, the People’s Party of Canada candidate running in the constituency of Selkirk–Interlake–Eastman for the April 28 Federal Election.
Byron will be joining us live to:
✅ Introduce himself to MST members
✅ Share his background, values, and platform
✅ Discuss what his candidacy means for Manitobans
✅ Answer YOUR questions about the PPC and their mission to restore common sense, freedom, and sovereignty to Canadian politics
If you’ve been waiting to hear directly from a candidate who stands for freedom over control, liberty over bureaucracy, and the people over politics—don’t miss this segment!
🖥️ Learn more about them at the People's Party of Canada’s website.
Keynote Guest: Catherine Christensen – Defending Canada’s Military Heroes
We are honored to welcome powerhouse lawyer and veteran advocate, Ms. Catherine Christensen, founder of Valour Law.
Catherine is not your average lawyer—she’s a fierce and fearless defender of the Canadian Armed Forces members who were harmed by the government’s unjust, unlawful, and coercive COVID-19 mandates.
What Catherine Will Be Covering:
The current status of her lawsuit on behalf of CAF members
The emotional, legal, and professional toll the mandates have had on our military
Why this legal battle is not just about mandates—it’s about honour, duty, and justice
The shocking realities many soldiers and veterans are still facing today
How MST members can help support this fight for accountability
Catherine’s approach is bold, compassionate, and razor-sharp. Whether she’s in court or confronting military command, her mission is clear: get justice for those who served.
She’s also:
A legal warrior who has taken cases as far as the Court of Appeal
A trusted ally of CAF troops across all ranks and branches
A passionate supporter of military families and veterans causes
💥 WHY YOU NEED TO BE THERE:
This is your chance to:
Hear directly from a federal election candidate
Learn about a groundbreaking legal case for Canada’s military
Get equipped with the facts, tools, and voices to stand up for justice and freedom
DON’T MISS IT – SPREAD THE WORD!
📍 Tuesday, April 8, 2025⏰ 6:30 PM Central Time
Come for the truth. Stay for the courage. Leave with the facts.This is the election season launch you won’t get from the mainstream. Let’s ask the hard questions, demand accountability, and shine a spotlight where others dare not look.
📢 Share this announcement and invite your friends—Canada needs strong voices now more than ever.
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Mark Your Calendar
Tuesday, April 8, 2025 | 6:30 PM CTZoom link to be sent to all members
Don’t miss it. Knowledge is power. Let’s unlock Manitoba – together.
Spread the word. Bring a friend. This isn’t just an event—it’s a stand for Canada’s soul. Together, we can be stronger than the forces pushing this darkness. See you there—let’s make waves that can’t be ignored!
How to Join
👉 Zoom Link: is below in the red box, and on our website main page
Let's come together as a community to explore the issues that matter most to us and chart a path forward toward a stronger, more prosperous Canada. See you there!
This Weeks Agenda.
Intro and Welcome to the MST Zoom Meeting (1 min)
The meeting has a 60 minute time length
We only Video Record Guest Presentation
Respectful atmosphere at all times
Guest speakers represent their own perspective, not necessarily the opinion os MST
We provide an opportunity for diverse opinions
Our meetings are intended to inform and to create community
Welcome (New Members) (1 min)
Social Media Reminders
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/dQMTnsdYv8jePUa6/
Twitter Feed: @MBStronger
Introduction and Presentation from Byron Grypa of the People's Party of Canada (10 min)
Announcement of Chris Riddell (1 Min)
Announcement of Maria Gutschi CALL2HALT19 letter (2 min)
Announcement of Safe Injection Zone Hearing (1 min)
Keynote Guest: Catherine Christensen – Defending Canada’s Military Heroes (35 Min)
Current Bills in the Legislature https://www.gov.mb.ca/legislature/business/bills.html (0 Min)
Update from our member who is organizing WMR resistance in East St. Paul (2 Min)
We need Volunteers to Pressure Municipalities to Opt out of WMR (1 min)
Upcoming Zoom Guests: (1 Min)
April 15, 2025: TBA
This Weeks News (5 Min)
#1 News of Week
The scientist who invented mRNA technology has blown the whistle to warn the public that “bird flu” is a hoax designed to push more “vaccines.” World-renowned virologist Dr. Robert Malone warns that “bird flu” is a “psychological warfare operation.” He warns that reports of “bird flu” are meant to instill fear in the public so pharmaceutical companies can cash in on more mass vaccinations.
#2 News of Week
First, what is CRISPR? It is a Nobel Prize winning (of course) “gene editing” technology, long hyped-up as a revolution in health and medicine, and advertised as absolutely 100% functioning and real method for making genetically modified organisms (GMOs) of animals, plants and even humans. ( I became aware of this program back in 2022), but it seemed to be buried by the C19 noise.
Spotlight Therapeutics, a startup with a bold vision for delivering CRISPR therapies into the body without the need for viral vectors or lipid nanoparticles, has shut down.
A preprint published on bioRxiv on New Year’s Eve reveals that the company struggled to get enough of its CRISPR treatment into cells. Even when the therapy was injected directly into the eye, only 7% of retinal cells were edited, on average, in mice. The editing rate was less than 1% in minipigs, a larger lab animal sometimes used as a stepping stone to clinical trials.
Haak-Frendscho said the company “executed a transaction that was good for our investors” in late December. A source familiar with the move said that Spotlight was folded into a16z-backed Stipple Bio, a spinout of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center that’s still in stealth.
Spotlight’s shutdown comes amid the toughest year for the gene editing industry since CRISPR was invented in 2012.
#3 News of Week
The US Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced the creation of a new sub-agency within the CDC focused on vaccine injuries, as well as long COVID and Lyme disease.
Brian Hooker, Ph.D., chief scientific officer for Children’s Health Defense, welcomed Kennedy’s announcement, describing it as an “excellent” development. “It is also very sad that agencies within the HHS are ‘selling’ data to other agencies rather than having broad data-sharing both within the HHS, as well as with independent scientists,” Hooker said. “If we are ever going to get to the bottom of the causes of the chronic disease epidemic, independent researchers will need all of the relevant information that our tax dollars have paid for over so many years.”
Member Discussion (1)
THIS WEEKS READ
Manitoba Stronger Together's course on How the Manitoba Government Works
Click on the link or the image below to download this short report.
Course Overview:
This course will provide members of Manitoba Stronger Together with a clear and practical understanding of how the Manitoba provincial government operates, how it interfaces with municipal governments, school boards, and other forms of public governance. Participants will learn about the structures, functions, and processes of each level of government, how they affect citizens’ daily lives, and how they can engage effectively in the democratic process.
Module 1: Introduction to Governance in Manitoba
What is "government"?
The constitutional framework: Canada’s federal system
Division of powers: Federal vs. Provincial vs. Local
How governance affects you (provincial services, municipal services, etc.)
Module 2: The Manitoba Provincial Government
Structure: The Legislature, Executive, and Judiciary
The role of the Premier and Cabinet
The Manitoba Legislative Assembly: MLAs, parties, and lawmaking
Crown corporations & provincial agencies
The budget process and provincial taxes
How Manitoba’s government differs from other provinces
Module 3: Manitoba Municipal Governments
The role of municipal governments (cities, towns, rural municipalities)
Structure: Mayor/Reeve, Council, CAO, departments
Municipal services: policing, roads, waste, water, zoning, recreation
By-laws vs. provincial legislation
Manitoba’s Municipal Act and how municipalities are governed
Module 4: School Divisions and School Boards
How public education is governed in Manitoba
School boards: trustees, powers, and responsibilities
Budgeting and local taxation (education property tax)
Interaction between school boards and the provincial Minister of Education
Current challenges facing school boards (e.g., amalgamations, funding)
Module 5: Other Local & Special Purpose Bodies
Planning districts & conservation districts
Health Authorities (e.g., Shared Health, Regional Health Authorities)
Manitoba Hydro & other provincially controlled services at the local level
Indigenous self-government & Northern Affairs communities
Manitoba’s relationship with Métis and First Nations governments
Module 6: Intergovernmental Relations and Citizen Participation
How the provincial and municipal levels work together (or don’t)
Grants, mandates, and funding relationships
How citizens can influence decisions (advocacy, elections, public consultations)
Access to information and transparency at all levels
Module 7: Engaging with Government Effectively
How to contact and engage with MLAs, councillors, and trustees
How public consultations, committees, and hearings work
Advocacy strategies at the provincial and municipal level
Case studies: successful civic engagement in Manitoba
Please join on time, we start and finish on time.
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Information for First Timers!
Unite and Ignite: Join us for our Engaging Tuesday Evening Gathering!
At Manitoba Stronger Together, we deeply value our members' time and commitment to our cause. As a testament to this respect, we have made a dedicated effort to keep our weekly Tuesday evening meetings strictly to 60 minutes.
We understand the importance of balancing civic engagement with other responsibilities in our members' lives. By efficiently utilizing this time, we ensure that each minute spent in the meeting is productive, purposeful, and impactful. Our commitment to maintaining a concise and engaging gathering exemplifies our dedication to empowering our community without imposing unnecessary burdens on our valued members. Together, we maximize the value of each moment, propelling our mission forward and creating a united front for a stronger and prosperous Manitoba.
What You Can Expect at Our Meetings?
1. Warm Welcomes and Introductions:
Our meetings begin with warm smiles and enthusiastic introductions, as new faces join familiar ones. The spirit of camaraderie and shared purpose fills the air, reminding us of the power of coming together as one.
2. Update on Progress:
The leadership team shares the latest developments within our organization. We are elated to report significant growth in our membership numbers, reaffirming our belief in the importance of responsible governance and community empowerment.
3. A Dynamic Guest Speaker:
Each evening we welcome a special guest speaker who speaks to our membership about topics that are of special interest. Their expertise sheds light on critical issues affecting our province, urging us to keep striving for a better tomorrow.
Do you know someone who would be a great guest speaker? Email us with the name and contact information.
4. Open Dialogue and Discussion:
One of the highlights of the evening is the lively and engaging discussion that follows the guest presentation. Members actively share their insights, opinions, and ideas on pressing subjects that demand our attention. Through respectful dialogue, we reinforce the importance of transparent communication and active civic participation. Remember our 60 minute Deadline! If you cannot speak this week, there is always next, and you can contact us by email through the website.
5. Building Solidarity:
Throughout these meetings, the sense of solidarity is encouraged, fuelling our commitment to fostering a united Manitoba. We discovered that, like the bison herds that once roamed freely, our collective strength lies in standing together, unyielding in the face of challenges.
6. Embracing the Road Ahead:
With each meeting you will feel your spirit soar with the knowledge that we are on the right path. Together, we are building a movement that empowers citizens and redefines the political landscape. The journey may be challenging, but we stand unwavering, ready to create a brighter future for our beloved province.
Join Us Next Tuesday, and every Tuesday:
We extend a heartfelt invitation to all citizens who share our vision of responsible governance, community empowerment, and unity. Our Tuesday regular meetings are more than just gatherings; they are catalysts for positive change.
What Our Logo Means
The logo for Manitoba Stronger Together incorporates elements that symbolize unity, community, and the strength of the bison.
Bison Icon: Is a silhouette of a stylized representation of a bison, symbolizing strength, resilience, and unity. The bison is depicted in a side stance, representing progress and moving together as a community.
The vertical stripes: represent that the movement includes all people from all walks of life, all beliefs and all political affiliations.
The Horizontal Connecting Lines: across the bison represent the connections and interdependence of community members, emphasizing the concept of being stronger together.
Blue Tones: The blue in the logo design represents growth, harmony, and the natural beauty of Manitoba's landscapes.
Dynamic Font: We choose a strong and modern bold font for the organization's name "Manitoba Stronger Together" to convey a sense of confidence and forward-thinking.
Let us continue to unite, ignite our passions, and work towards building a stronger and united Manitoba. Together, we will shape the future we want and deserve.
Keep an eye out for our next meeting announcement, and let us walk this transformative journey as one!