My name is Richard Brent Wintringham, you're candidate for the People's Party of Canada in Saskatoon South.

I'm a lifelong resident of Saskatoon who cares deeply about the future of this country. I became a public figure by speaking out against governmental overreach during the Covid-19 crisis, advocating for the protection of civil liberties.

Subsequently, in the last federal election; I became involved with the PPC, primarily due to the fact that Maxime Bernier and his party were steadfast in their support of our cause. I've met Max and spent time with him at town hall events and freedom rallies and grew to admire his principles and values. In fact, I was the campaign manager for Kevin Boychuk who was the candidate for Saskatoon West.

I believe that our country is at a crossroads and that unfair trade deals and globalist, corporatist influence has been a detriment to our national sovereignty.

I think it's time to come together as a country and work towards giving our children hope for a better future. In my humble opinion, the left/right political paradigm is a trap that keeps citizens divided, preventing them from uniting against the establishment’s encroachment on economic and civil liberties.

I've been a blue collar worker my whole life and am currently working as a truck driver. My diverse work experience gives me a strong understanding of the challenges faced by the middle class, whom I consider to be the foundation of a functioning society.

I graduated from City Park High School in 1981 and I took courses at both the U of S and Kelsey Institute. I was actively involved in the Saskatoon sports community, playing and coaching football, basketball, and baseball for many years.

I have a podcast on Rumble. It's called RB Ham : Beyond The Pale.

I've interviewed a diverse group of guests, discussing everything from politics and history to popular culture.

Having a dialogue with people of different perspectives has helped me become very well informed about today's political landscape and has aided me in proposing common sense solutions to the problems we face in our country today.

If elected as the MP for Saskatoon South, I promise to bring a fresh, grassroots perspective to federal politics, prioritizing the voices of the working class and advocating for balanced and fair policies.