ManitobaFor only $800,000, you can own the former home of the Manitoba Progressive Conservatives. The PCs’ longtime headquarters on 23 Kennedy St. in downtown Winnipeg is up for sale.Party has moved out of home opposite Manitoba Legislature groundsBartley Kives · CBC News · Posted: Dec 05, 2025 6:00 AM EST | Last Updated: 2 hours agoListen to this articleEstimated 2 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by text-to-speech, a technology based on artificial intelligence.The former home of the Manitoba Progressive Conservatives is up for sale. (Prabhjot Singh Lotey/CBC)For only $800,000, you can own the former home of the Manitoba Progressive Conservatives.The PCs’ longtime headquarters on 23 Kennedy St. in downtown Winnipeg is up for sale.The party moved its headquarters to a rented space on Donald Street in the River-Osborne neighbourhood, party leader Obby Khan announced in November.“For eight years, we’ve tried to move out of our old building at 23 Kennedy and we finally did,” Khan said in an address to party members.“We’re now in 5 Donald. Half the rent, half the costs and bonus — there’s no mice at 5 Donald!”The party’s old office on Kennedy Street occupied a 3,610-square-foot wood-frame home with a stone foundation, built in 1912. It faces the lieutenant-governor’s residence and the grounds of the Manitoba Legislature.The real-estate listing states it also has five parking spaces and a 1,550-square-foot basis.According to property records, 23 Kennedy St. is owned by a corporation called Nocorp Investments Ltd.Khan said in November that the company is a trust that intends to donate the proceeds of the building sale to the party.The party ran an $689,000 deficit on its operations in 2024, according to the annual return it filed with Elections Manitoba.Khan said in November the party has raised “over half a million dollars” since he was named PC leader in April.
Former HQ for Manitoba PCs up for sale
