Ginette Lavack

Radio-Canada reports Lavack resigned from her CCFM role

Radio-Canada reported that Ginette Lavack resigned as director general of the Centre culturel franco-manitobain after deciding not to pursue a Liberal nomination bid in Saint-Boniface—Saint-Vital. The report says the nomination race had only one declared candidate before the deadline, and Lavack described the process as too complicated.

CBC says Liberals were poised to nominate Lavack in Saint Boniface-Saint Vital

CBC reported that Ginette Lavack, former director of the Franco-Manitoban Cultural Centre, was poised to become the Liberal candidate in Saint Boniface-Saint Vital. The article said she was the sole applicant and that a formal announcement was expected during Festival du Voyageur.

Radio-Canada video says Lavack entered the Liberal nomination race

A Radio-Canada video stated that Lavack entered the race for the Liberal nomination in Saint-Boniface—Saint-Vital to succeed Daniel Vandal. It also noted that Vandal had said he would not seek a fourth mandate.

Parliament record shows Lavack voted in favor of a spring economic update bill

A parliamentary tracking page shows Lavack voted yea on a motion tied to approving a proposed law implementing parts of the spring economic update. The record is a procedural voting summary rather than a public statement.

Lavack to highlight higher Canada Child Benefit support in Winnipeg

A Government of Canada media advisory says Ginette Lavack, MP for St. Boniface—St. Vital and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Indigenous Services, was scheduled to appear in Winnipeg to highlight the increase to the Canada Child Benefit. The notice frames the event as a federal announcement about lowering costs for families across Canada on behalf of another minister.

Government posted French-language notice for Lavack child-benefit event

A CNW-distributed French media advisory repeated that Lavack would be in Winnipeg on July 17 to highlight more generous Canada Child Benefit support. The item provides event logistics but does not add substantive policy detail beyond the federal announcement itself.

Lavack mentioned in media advisory on Manitoba language-education support

A Yahoo-hosted Canada Newswire item says Lavack would announce initiatives related to minority-language education and second-language instruction in Manitoba. The notice presents her in her roles as parliamentary secretary and MP, but it is an event advisory rather than a report on remarks or outcomes.

Parliamentary Secretary Lavack to highlight Canada Child Benefit increases in Winnipeg

On July 17, 2026, Ginette Lavack will attend an event in Winnipeg to promote the updated Canada Child Benefit, which offers more generous support for families and lowers costs across Canada[11]. As the MP for St. Boniface—St. Vital and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Indigenous Services, she is highlighting the benefit increase as a key family support measure[11].

Liberal MP Ginette Lavack featured in community celebration article

A July 15, 2026 article in the Winnipeg Free Press identifies Ginette Lavack as the Liberal MP for Saint Boniface–Saint Vital while celebrating Canada Day community support efforts[12]. The brief mention places her in the context of local community engagement during the holiday period[12].

MP Ginette Lavack joins Indigenous culture and traditions discussion on National Indigenous

MP Ginette Lavack, Parliamentary Secretary to Minister Gull-Masty, participated in a discussion about Indigenous cultures and traditions, highlighting her role in supporting Indigenous partnerships and community-led governance.

Local community meeting with MP Ginette Lavack to support families and build stronger communities

MP Ginette Lavack met with community members to discuss strategies for supporting families and building stronger communities, reflecting her focus on community engagement and public service.

Public profile pages continue to identify Ginette Lavack as the Liberal MP for St. Boniface—St. Vital.

An updated public profile for Ginette Lavack lists her as the Liberal MP for St. Boniface—St. Vital and notes her 2025 election victory. This is a routine public mention rather than a news story, but it confirms her current parliamentary role.

Government of Canada investing in New Media Manitoba to boost AI innovation in Manitoba's digital media sector.

Ginette Lavack, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Indigenous Services and MP for St. Boniface–St. Vital, announced federal investment in New Media Manitoba on behalf of Minister Eleanor Olszewski. The funding aims to support artificial intelligence and economic innovation in Manitoba's digital media sector.