Well, there is the Keystone Party which is Manitoba only. Their platform when they started during the pandemic was against medical mandates, lock-downs, and Human rights Tribunals.

It would be funny if they didn't get like 5% of the vote in some areas.
well, they were at about 5% when I stopped watching the live votes. The number could've changed afterwards.

This year they ran on:

• Carbon taxes are bad
• sex ed is bad
• Reduce PST
• Privatizing healthcare is good
• Abattoir regulations
• Trying to turn MB into a tourist economy, but also tax cuts for farms because the backbone of the economy, but also focus on being a factory-based economy, but also focus on independent trades. (It's almost as if they are casting a wide net)
• Adding jails and crown attorneys to speed up the court system (but not legal aid or defense attorneys, so it won't actually make anything faster, because you need 2 to tango)

88 to 99 conservatives, 99 to 16 NDP, 16 to 23 conservatives, since 58 the conservatives have won more elections (10 vs 8) and have spent more time in power (37 years vs 30 years using rough numbers)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Manitoba_general_elections