The Maples (electoral district)

The Maples is a provincial electoral division in the Canadian province of Manitoba. It was created in 1968 and has existed continuously since then, though its boundaries have shifted over time to accommodate population changes.

Geographically, The Maples is located in the northwest part of Winnipeg, Manitoba's capital city. It is generally considered an urban constituency.

Historically, The Maples has shown variable voting patterns, electing candidates from both the New Democratic Party (NDP) and the Progressive Conservative Party. This has made it a key riding to watch during provincial elections.

The current boundaries of The Maples, as determined by the most recent electoral redistribution, include portions of the Winnipeg neighbourhoods of Amber Trails, Mandalay West, Leila North, Garden City, and Riverbend.

The electoral district is named in recognition of the significant number of maple trees in the area, a common feature in many Winnipeg neighbourhoods.

Notable individuals who have represented The Maples in the Manitoba Legislative Assembly include [Insert names of former Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) here, if known and easily verifiable from reliable sources. Include dates of service. For example: "John Smith (NDP, 1990-1995)". Do not include if information is not readily available].