Manitoba Progressive Conservative Leader Obby Khan has announced his resignation from his position. Khan shared his resignation in a statement, mentioning internal conflicts as the reason. He will continue serving as an independent in the Manitoba legislature. This move follows months of party internal struggles. Khan's resignation happens following a confidence vote where he remained on. The decision leaves the party's future ambiguous.
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