Manitoba Progressive Conservative Leader Obby Khan has stepped down from his position. Khan made the announcement in a statement, citing internal party struggles as the reason. He will stay as an independent in the Manitoba legislature. This move comes after months of internal party disputes. Khan's resignation follows a confidence vote where he survived on. The decision has left the party's future unclear.
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