'Wish me luck!' Reg Niganobe hopes to become the next representative for Algoma-Manitoulin at Queen's Park
Reg Niganobe, former Chief of Mississauga First Nation and the Anishinabek Nation Grand Council, has announced that he hopes to become the next Liberal MPP nominee for the Algoma-Manitoulin riding.
"After much thought, consideration, and conversation with family, friends, colleagues, mentors, and other trusted leaders, I'm delighted to announce that I am seeking the nomination bid for Member of Provincial Parliament for Algoma-Manitoulin with the Provincial Liberal Party," Niganobe's statement reads."As I seek the nomination bid and complete the required paperwork and processes, I will update everyone on the outcome of my application later.
Reg has been a strong advocate for developing partnerships and growing communities along the North Shore. As Grand Council Chief of the Anishinabek Nation, he served 39 First Nations and their elected leadership. Reg has advocated for and achieved change in both policy and legislation at the highest levels of government. He has achieved change at The United Nations, House of Commons, Senate, Ontario Legislature, and at various municipal levels.
Reg's personal life is a testament to his unwavering dedication to his community. He is a loving father to two children, Harrison and Genevieve. He is also a devoted partner to his spouse Juels. His formative years were spent in the Algoma-Manitoulin District, with the exception of his time at post-secondary. After his educational pursuits, he returned home to start his family, a decision that reflects his deep-rooted connection to his community.
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