Who am I?
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Born to proud Red River Métis parents from St. Laurent and Ste. Ambroise, Brad was born in Winnipeg and has lived in Transcona his entire life. He is a former Manitoba public servant where he worked as a Senior Policy Analyst with Indigenous Reconciliation and Northern Affairs. In 2022, he embarked on a new challenge and began working for the Federal Government as a Senior Policy Advisor for former Minister Dan Vandal – Brad continues to serve Canadians as a Policy Advisor to Crown Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Minister Gary Anandasangaree.
Why am I running as a Manitoba Liberal Candidate?
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“We are in uncertain times, Transcona is a proud community and it is an undeniable fact that we are some of the most down to earth and hardworking people in Manitoba – our community deserves to have a voice that will be heard in Manitoba’s chamber on finding solutions to our everyday issues - I will provide that certainty and confidence for the people of Transcona.”
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Brad spent nearly a decade working for the Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) where he played in a major leadership role in repatriating “Sixties Scoop” survivors, the reconciliation of Ste. Madeliene, developing housing programs for Metis citizens who need it most.
Boudreau holds a bachelor’s degree in political science and government from the University of Manitoba, A prominent political voice on campus, he founded both the Metis University Students Association and a new MMF Local that increased and built a strong and vibrant community whose voice continues to be heard –he hopes to bring the people of Transcona’s voice to Manitoba’s Legislature.
Lamoureux welcomes Brad, “I have great faith in Brad, his dedication to his community, and to issues like housing and reconciliation. He will be of immense value to the Manitoba Legislature.”
Cindy Lamoureau welcomes Brad
Cindy Lamoureux, Interim Leader of the Manitoba Liberal Party has announced that Brad Boudreau will be the Manitoba Liberal Party candidate for the March 18, 2025, Transcona by-election.
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“I have great faith in Brad, his dedication to his community, and to issues like housing and reconciliation. He will be of immense value to the Manitoba Legislature.”
