What was the Under the Sun event with Anita Roy?

Under the Sun was a community canvassing activity where Anita Roy connected with residents in St. Norbert–Seine River and spoke with a retired nurse practitioner about local community and healthcare concerns.

Where did Anita Roy connect with healthcare workers and residents?

Anita Roy connected with residents and a retired nurse practitioner while canvassing in neighborhoods across St. Norbert–Seine River in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

What issues were discussed during the community conversation?

The conversation included accessible community spaces, safe neighborhoods, support for the aging population and the importance of listening to the experiences of healthcare professionals and local residents.

When did the Under the Sun event take place?

The Under the Sun community canvassing event was documented on August 19, 2026.

Anita Roy is a long-time resident, practicing nurse and community volunteer who is committed to listening to and serving the St. Norbert–Seine River community in Winnipeg.

Under the Sun: Anita Roy Connects with Healthcare Heroes

Under the Sun: Connecting with Healthcare Heroes on the Campaign Trail

Event

Aug 19, 2026

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Neighborhoods across St. Norbert - Seine River

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Under the Sun: Connecting with Healthcare Heroes on the Campaign Trail

"Another day under the sun, door knocking. A retired nurse practitioner came and joined us—it was a nice talk and great support. Thank you!"

There is truly no better way to understand the heartbeat of our community than by walking its streets, knocking on doors, and meeting the people who make St. Norbert - Seine River such a wonderful place to live.

Valuing the Voices of Our Healthcare Workers

During a recent sunny afternoon of canvassing, I had the distinct privilege of being joined by a retired nurse practitioner. Healthcare workers, especially those who have spent decades caring for our community, possess a unique, ground-level understanding of what our families and seniors truly need to thrive.

Our conversation touched on so many vital issues—from the importance of accessible community spaces and safe neighborhoods, to the growing need for better support systems for our aging population. Listening to a seasoned healthcare professional share their insights is exactly why I believe municipal leadership must be rooted in active listening and real-world experience.

Thank You, St. Norbert - Seine River!

Every door knocked is a new connection, and every conversation shapes my vision for a stronger, more caring city. To the retired nurse who walked with us, and to every resident who opened their door, shared a smile, or offered a word of encouragement under the sun—thank you.

Your support fuels this campaign, and your stories are the foundation of my commitment to you at City Hall. Let's keep walking, talking, and building a better Winnipeg together!