Winnipeg Votes 2026, Ray Dubois, Candidate for Winnipeg City Council in St. Norbert-Seine River

Ray Dubois, registered candidate for Winnipeg City Council in St. Norbert-Seine River, joins host Graham McDonald on Winnipeg Votes 2026 on U Multicultural Channel.

Dubois shares how his journey from the corporate world to building successful Winnipeg businesses shaped his approach to public service.

The longtime owner of Ron Paul Garden Centre discusses key issues facing residents, including public safety, transit service, housing development, infrastructure, green space preservation, and fiscal responsibility.

During the conversation, Dubois explains why he believes elected officials should answer directly to residents, how he would approach controversial development proposals, and why he wants greater accountability from City Hall.

He also outlines his concerns about recent transit changes affecting south Winnipeg neighbourhoods and discusses practical ideas to improve transportation access.

00:00 Residents Are The Boss: Ray Dubois On Controversial Development Decisions
01:26 From Fortune 500 Deals to Running a Winnipeg Garden Centre
03:32 The Business Experience He Says City Hall Needs Right Now
07:16 Would He Raise Property Taxes? His Straight Answer
10:05 How He Would Measure Success on Community Safety
11:44 Why South Winnipeg Transit Riders Were Left Behind
13:54 Green Space, Housing Growth, and Finding the Right Balance
15:37 What Happens When Residents Oppose A New Development?
17:18 His Rethink Of 24-Hour Road Construction Plans
20:14 The Stories That Shaped His Views On Community And Leadership

The interview also explores his work with newcomers, community organizations, youth initiatives, and individuals rebuilding their lives after addiction. Dubois shares personal stories that helped shape his priorities and vision for St. Norbert-Seine River.

Winnipeg Votes 2026 brings voters direct conversations with candidates seeking public office, giving residents an opportunity to hear their priorities, experience, and plans for the future of Winnipeg.

Winnipeg Votes 2026
Host: Graham McDonald
U Multicultural Channel

Disclaimer: As part of U Multicultural’s 2026 Winnipeg Municipal Election Coverage, candidates were invited to share messages with our audience. The views expressed in this article are the candidate’s own, and this article does not constitute an endorsement by U Multicultural.