Early Manitoba results rolling in as CBC projects Liberal government

Early election results in Manitoba have started to trickle in for Canada’s 2025 federal election, after a roughly month-long campaign.

CBC News is projecting incumbent Conservative candidate Dan Mazier has been re-elected in rural Manitoba’s Riding Mountain riding, where he’s taken a large lead over Liberal challenger Terry Hayward — the first result projected in the province.

Early results are starting to come in for almost all of the province’s 14 ridings.

CBC News has also projected the Liberals will form Canada’s next government.

CBC made the projection shortly after 9 p.m. CT, just a little over a half hour after polls closed in most of Canada.

You can see the latest on CBC’s live election results page.

The race in Manitoba will see the province send at least two new members of Parliament to Ottawa, after the incumbent candidates in southwest Manitoba’s Brandon-Souris and southeast Winnipeg’s St. Boniface-St. Vital ridings announced they would not seek re-election.

Heading into the election, the Conservatives held seven Manitoba seats, the Liberals held four and the NDP held three.

Supporters of some candidates were campaigning until the very last minute in Manitoba, including in Winnipeg West, where people held up signs for Conservative incumbent candidate Marty Morantz at the intersection of Portage Avenue and Moray Street in advance of polls closing.

Supporters of Conservative candidate Marty Morantz wave signs at the intersection of Portage Avenue and Moray Street in advance of polls closing in Manitoba on Friday evening. Morantz is the incumbent in the Winnipeg West riding. (James Turner/CBC)