Driving with politicians in Seine River
CBC News
Posted: Sep 30, 2011 12:43 PM CT
Last Updated: Sep 30, 2011 12:38 PM CT
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Seine River is set to be one of the closest contests in the Oct. 4 Manitoba election, with NDP incumbent Theresa Oswald facing challenges by Progressive Conservative Gord Steeves — a former Winnipeg city councillor and a star Tory candidate — and Liberal Troy Osiname.
The CBC's Mychaylo Prystupa joined each of the three candidates as they went behind the wheel in "Driving with the Politicians," a series that aired on CBC News: Winnipeg.
The Green Party was invited to participate in the series, but that party did not have a candidate in Seine River.
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