Dan Lett is a Political Columnist at the Winnipeg Free Press. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and energy policy, with a focus on regional interests and world affairs. Dan's insights and commentary have also been featured in The Brandon Sun and the Winnipeg Free Press.
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Dan Lett’s coverage indicates a strong focus on local government, politics and legal policy regulation in Canada, specifically Manitoba and Winnipeg. His articles predominantly revolve around topics such as transit, justice, fiscal policy, political leadership and elections.
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The dispute over the opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge was always and only going to end when U.S. President Donald Trump could declare he had got the better deal.
It was the fateful moment when death became almost inevitable.
The magnitude of climate change denial slapped me in the face in — of all places — the grassy parking lots at the Winnipeg Folk Festival.
By: Dan Lett
Health Minister Uzoma Asagwara will need to do better than “deeply concerned and disgusted.”
By: Dan Lett
There's nothing funny about violent hazing rituals in youth sport. Why then, you might ask, is Doug Kovacs laughing? Read this article for free:
The best thing one can say about Mayor Scott Gillingham's proposal for a fourth crisis response service — to deal with citizens suffering from mental health and addictions problems — is that there is still time to make it the response service the city actually needs.
Methinks Hydro CEO Allan Danroth protests too much. At a recent hearing in front of the Public Utilities Board, Danroth suggested Hydro's
By: Dan Lett
On a recent visit back to Winnipeg, I got to witness the multitudes of Portage Avenue. Read this article for free:
