What was the Anita Roy Community Roundtable event in Winnipeg?

The Anita Roy Community Roundtable was an interactive forum in Winnipeg where community members, local leaders, and arts supporters met to discuss cultural advocacy, artistic initiatives, and community engagement.

Where was the Anita Roy Community Roundtable held?

The community roundtable gathering was hosted at a local venue in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

Where can I view recaps and event details from the Winnipeg roundtable?

Event recaps, key discussion points, and media coverage are published directly on the official past event page at anitaroy.ca.

How can Winnipeg organizations participate in future roundtables with Anita Roy?

Local community groups, cultural leaders, and residents can inquire about upcoming roundtables, panel discussions, and collaborative projects on anitaroy.ca.

Anita Roy Community Roundtable

Event

Aug 07, 2026

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St. Norbert - Seine River Ward

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Building Community Connections: Meet, Greet & Treat Roundtable

Location: St. Norbert - Seine River Ward
Candidate: Anita Roy for City Council
Focus: Grassroots Engagement, Open Dialogue, Accessible Leadership

"Meet, greet and treat in a round table…"

There is nothing quite like breaking bread and sharing a cup of coffee with the people who make St. Norbert - Seine River such a special place to live. Today’s roundtable event was a beautiful reminder of what local politics should be: accessible, intimate and focused on real conversations.

A Seat at the Table for Everyone

When we gather around a round table, there is no head of the table-everyone’s voice carries equal weight. As your candidate for City Council, I believe that the best ideas for our city don't just come from City Hall; they come from our kitchen tables, local cafes and community centers.

Sharing a "treat" while we meet and greet allows us to drop the formalities and talk about what truly matters to our families, our neighborhoods and our local economy. From improving local transit and supporting our small businesses to ensuring our community remains safe and vibrant, these informal roundtables are where the real work of representation begins.

Let's Keep the Conversation Going

Thank you to everyone who pulled up a chair, shared their stories and offered their valuable insights today. Your lived experiences are the compass guiding my campaign.

If you missed today's roundtable, don't worry! I am committed to hosting more of these informal get-togethers across the ward. Let's keep meeting, greeting and building a stronger St. Norbert - Seine River together.