He is well known in Manitoba. Like David Vardy, he has served in a
multitude of roles in that and several other Provinces, including roles as Chairman of the
Public Utilities Board of Manitoba and Vice-President of the University of
Winnipeg. A retired Chartered Accountant, his career has spanned
fifty years and his CV suggests he has enjoyed more public sector policy
challenges than one individual and one career ought to face.
He recently delivered a Paper to “Frontier Centre
for Public Policy”, a private think tank.
His Paper was entitled "Damn-Nation, Rolling the Dice on Manitoba's Future".
