13 Facts About Fabian Manning

Fabian Manning was born on May 21,1964 and is a politician in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

Fabian Manning was a lead figure for the Cape Shore Regional Development Association.

In 1996, Fabian Manning was defeated in the redistributed riding of Placentia and St Mary's by Anthony Sparrow, but he successfully sought election there in 1999.

Fabian Manning sat as an Independent Progressive Conservative member for the rest of his term.

When he was a member of the opposition, Fabian Manning served as the critic for the Ministers of Tourism, Culture, and Recreation; Employment and Labour; Government Services and Lands; Human Resources and Employment; and Youth Services and post secondary education.

Fabian Manning was the Parliamentary Assistant to the Leader of the Opposition, a member of the Progressive Conservative Caucus Strategy Committee, and a member of the Public Accounts Committee.

In December 2005, after having been ejected from the provincial Progressive Conservative caucus, Fabian Manning resigned his seat in the House of Assembly to pursue a seat in the House of Commons of Canada.

Fabian Manning ran for re-election in Avalon in the October 2008 election and was defeated by Liberal Scott Andrews.

Fabian Manning was selected by Stephen Harper for appointment to the Senate on January 2,2009.

Fabian Manning resigned his seat in the Senate on March 28,2011, to run in that year's federal election in a bid to retake the same seat he had lost in 2008.

On May 18,2011, Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced that Fabian Manning was to be re-appointed to the Senate.

Fabian Manning as a senator for Newfoundland and Labrador is a member of the Fisheries and Oceans committee and the National Security and Defence committee.

Fabian Manning endorsed Peter Mackay in the 2020 Conservative Party of Canada leadership election.