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PC Party of Manitoba Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative Party. Standing up for Manitobans as the Official Opposition.

Progressive Conservatives believe in:

🔹 A responsible government that is fiscally prudent.

🔹 Personal responsibility, recognizing that government must play a role in protecting society's most vulnerable.

🔹 Freedom, opportunity, and equality for all Manitobans.

🔹 A justice system that fosters safe communities and enforces meaningful consequences for all levels of crime.

11/09/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT: An elected Progressive Conservative government will transform the former Manitoba Developmental Centre into an addiction recovery centre of excellence.

The former MDC facility in Portage la Prairie is a government-owned site with two dozen buildings that has sat vacant since being closed in 2024 without a plan for future use.

PCs will work with experts and community to transform the 100-acre site into a dedicated recovery campus that provides Manitobans the opportunity to rebuild their lives.

PC Leader Konrad Narth, Portage la Prairie candidate Jeff Bereza, and our PC team were happy to be joined by several community members to make today’s announcement — including Joseph Fourre, founder of the Singing Red Bear Foundation who, with the support of his children, is almost 8 years sober after a 40-year battle with he**in and crystal m**h addiction.

There is no compassion in leaving people suspended in addiction.

Manitobans struggling with addictions deserve a meaningful path to recovery.

11/09/2026
11/08/2026

As Veterans Week continues, today we honour the valiant First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Manitobans who've proudly served our country. 🇨🇦

November 8 serves as a day of remembrance for the many Indigenous veterans who fought for our freedoms only to face discrimination while serving and upon returning home.

In 1993, Winnipeg became the first municipality to recognize (what was then) Aboriginal Veterans Day, and Manitoba the first province in 1994.

Progressive Conservatives are proud to help continue Manitoba’s legacy of supporting Canada’s veterans.

What an amazing Progressive Conservative gala! 💙🍾Last night, hundreds of new and long-time PC supporters came together a...
11/08/2026

What an amazing Progressive Conservative gala! 💙🍾

Last night, hundreds of new and long-time PC supporters came together at our Blue Tie Gala to celebrate the future of our Party and province.

A renewed sense of optimism was sparked by interim PC Leader Konrad Narth, with a compassionate, common-sense conservative vision.

Thank you to the volunteers, sponsors, community advocates, dignitaries, former MLAs and MPs, and supporters from across the province who joined us.

And special thank you to prairie icon Leah Hextall for emceeing and BC’s Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson for joining us virtually to share some words of inspiration.

With a united team of MLAs and candidates, Progressive Conservatives are ready and determined to create opportunity in Manitoba.

If you also believe a better Manitoba is possible, visit our website to join our PC Party or get involved today! 🦬

11/04/2026
10/31/2026

The Kinew NDP believes in enabling criminals to victimize and re-victimize Manitobans. You deserve better.

Progressive Conservatives had introduced a bill that would protect Manitobans from lawsuits by criminals who get injured while, for example, breaking into your home to steal things.

The NDP blocked the bill from moving forward.

Why? Well, according to the NDP MLA for Seine River, “they wanna steal, let them steal”…

If you live in Seine River and find that statement as absurd as we do, send a clear message by voting Progressive Conservative in 2027 with candidate Glen Irvine!

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