Martin B "Marty" Morantz was born on April 7,1962 and is a Canadian lawyer, businessperson, philanthropist and politician from Winnipeg.
10 Facts About Marty Morantz
In 2011, Marty Morantz secured the Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba nomination in River Heights.
Marty Morantz ran in the 2011 Manitoba general election against incumbent, the then Manitoba Liberal Party leader, Jon Gerrard.
Marty Morantz won more than eight percentage points more than the party's candidate in the riding had won in the 2007 provincial election but he came second to Gerrard.
Marty Morantz earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Studies at the University of Manitoba.
Marty Morantz spent twenty-three years as a partner at a downtown Winnipeg law firm.
Marty Morantz has served on the boards of many community groups, including those focused on autism advocacy and research, assisted living, and numerous groups in the Jewish community.
Marty Morantz has served as a member of the Canadian House of Commons Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development and the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance.
In September 2020, Marty Morantz became a member of the multipartisan Interparliamentary Task Force on Combatting Online Antisemitism with elected officials from other countries across the world.
In November 2020, Marty Morantz introduced Bill C-256, the Supporting Canadian Charities Act.