Manitoba’s Keystone Agricultural Producers will use the Manitoba provincial election to promote its agenda.
KAP President Bill Campbell says they intend to advocate for farmers on three major policy issues during the campaign — equitable education funding for Manitoba’s children, effective climate change programming, and enhanced infrastructure spending.
Campbell says KAP will be sending surveys to the four major parties in this September’s provincial election, asking their views on these issues.
Manitoba voters will go to the polls September 10.
