Ron Schuler

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Springfield-Ritchot Constituency Office


Box 150, Unit 3 - 777 Cedar Place
Oakbank, MB R0E 1J0

204-330-3353
ron@ronschuler.com

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About Ron Schuler

First elected in 1999, Ron Schuler has been re-elected 6 times as the MLA for Springfield (1999–2011), St. Paul (2011–2019), and Springfield-Ritchot (2019–present), serving Eastman communities for nearly 3 decades.

Ron graduated from the University of Manitoba with a degree in International Relations. Beginning his career in business as a junior executive with the T. Eaton Company, he then put his entrepreneurial skills to use as a small business owner. For many years, Ron operated Christmas Traditions, Espresso Junction Inc., and Gingerbread World Inc.

Prior to his election as an MLA, Ron served as a Trustee with the River East School Division, where he had the role of Chair of the Education and Policy Committee and, in his final term, Chair of the Board. As a Trustee, Ron supported many important initiatives including technology upgrades and the expansion of the heritage language programs offered throughout the division.

Ron is an active community volunteer and has given his time to organizations such as Big Brothers, Citizens on Patrol, the Kidney Foundation, Max Reinhardt Theatre Canada, the German Canadian Heritage Foundation, and the Manitoba Intercultural Council.

The Schulers have lived in St. Paul for over 20 years and are proud to call it their home. Ron’s three children are also active in the community through their schools, youth sports, and church.

Ron looks forward to continuing his service to the Springfield-Ritchot constituency as part of a Progressive Conservative team with a better plan to manage our finances, grow the economy, and improve the services Manitobans rely on.

 

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