Tory backbencher replaces Graydon on Hydro board

Posted: 11:04 AM CST Friday, Nov. 9, 2018 Last Modified: 8:57 AM CST Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018 | Updates

CONSERVATIVE MLA Kelly Bindle has been appointed to sit on the Manitoba Hydro board of directors, replacing Cliff Graydon, who was recently booted out of the Progressive Conservative caucus.

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CONSERVATIVE MLA Kelly Bindle has been appointed to sit on the Manitoba Hydro board of directors, replacing Cliff Graydon, who was recently booted out of the Progressive Conservative caucus.

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CONSERVATIVE MLA Kelly Bindle has been appointed to sit on the Manitoba Hydro board of directors, replacing Cliff Graydon, who was recently booted out of the Progressive Conservative caucus.

Bindle, a civil/structural engineer and small business owner, is a resident of Thompson. He defeated longtime New Democrat MLA Steve Ashton in the 2016 election.

Bindle’s appointment was announced in a PC caucus news release. According to a newly released cabinet order, Bindle will earn $7,500 a year for sitting on the Hydro board.