[2] The party leader was Wayne Sturby, who was previously part of the former Manitoba Party until it was taken over by Steven Fletcher and later rebranded as Manitoba First.
[3][4] Sturby has also been involved with the People's Party of Canada, unsuccessfully running as their candidate in Provencher in 2019.
[9][10] The party's platform in the 2019 general election focused on public safety, reducing the PST to five percent, cancelling photo radar, and cutting business taxes.
The best result for the party was in Burrows, where Edda Pangilinan received 15.88% of the vote.
The party advocated for smaller government, and individual freedoms, and opposed restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic.