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To 4G and 5G Cell “Towers” in Winnipeg Neighbourhoods Contact Your Elected Representatives and Ask Them What Position They Have on This Issue

STOP 5G - CALL TO ACTION Contact information – Say “NO” to 4G and 5G cell “towers” in Winnipeg neighbourhoods Contact your elected representatives and ask them what position they have on this issue. A. CITY OF WINNIPEG COUNCIL – CONTACT INFORMATION Council Member Ward Phone Email Mayor Brian Bowman Mayor 204-986-5665 [email protected] Brian Mayes St. Vital 204-986-5088 [email protected] Cindy Gilroy Daniel McIntyre 204-986-5951 [email protected] Devi Sharma Old Kildonan 204-986-5264 [email protected] Janice Lukes Waverley West 204-986-6824 [email protected] Jason Schreyer Elmwood 204-986-5195 [email protected] Jeff Browaty North Kildonan 204-986-5196 [email protected] John Orlikow River Heights - Fort Garry 204-986-5236 [email protected] Kevin Klein Charleswood - Tuxedo 204-986-5232 [email protected] Matt Allard St. Boniface 204-396-4636 [email protected] Markus Chambers St. Norbert - Seine River 204-986-5920 [email protected] Ross Eadie Mynarski 204-986-5188 [email protected] Scott Gillingham St. James 204-986-5848 [email protected] Shawn Nason Transcona 204-986-8087 [email protected] Sherri Rollins Fort Rouge - East Fort Garry 204-986-5878 [email protected] Vivian Santos Point Douglas 204-986-8401 [email protected] • City of Winnipeg councillors can pass motions as in Niagara Falls, Ontario and several municipalities in Quebec. • Sign up for ENGAGE WINNIPEG: The city has said it will keep people informed and accept feed-back B. Provincial- Member of the Legislative Assembly Find your MLA_ https://www.gov.mb.ca/legislature/members/mla_list_alphabetical.html C. MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT Sign the Suspend 5G Canada Appeal and tick the box to send your MP a message http://c4st.org/5Gappeal/ D. MANITOBA HYDRO Write to Manitoba Hydro that you do not consent to the installation of cellular network antennas near you home. https://www.hydro.mb.ca/contact/ E. TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANIES BellMTS, Rogers, TELUS, Shaw: Send them the same message you send to Manitoba Hydro F. INNOVATION, SCIENCE AND ECONOMIC DE=VELOPMENT- MANITOBA https://web.winnipeg-chamber.com/GOVERNMENTGOVERNMENT-SERVICES/Innovation,-Science-and- Economic-Development-Canada-137 11August2020 .

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