ManitobaBill 241First Reading
Bill 241: The Buildings Amendment Act (Radon Notice)
Sponsor: Mr. KingIntroduced October 27, 2026Checked October 28, 2026
Read the official textOfficial version — Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
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Received first reading on .
Next: Second Reading debate
What this bill does
This Manitoba bill requires that when someone applies for a building permit for a residential building, the approving authority must provide the applicant with a written notice about radon, including what it is, Health Canada's indoor air guidelines, how to test for it, and how to reduce it.
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Business impact
Compliance
This primarily affects homebuilders, residential contractors, and developers in Manitoba who regularly pull building permits for new homes, additions, or renovations on dwellings. Municipal and regional approving authorities (permit offices) will need to source or produce a director-approved radon notice and include it in their standard permit application package. If a contractor applies on behalf of a property owner, that contractor becomes responsible for making sure the owner actually receives the notice — adding a small administrative step to their permit process. The burden is relatively light for most businesses: it's a one-page notice handoff, not an ongoing reporting obligation, and it applies equally regardless of business size.
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Where this bill is
First ReadingOctober 27, 2026
Next: Second Reading debate
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- Bill number
- 241
- Type
- Private Member's Public
- Jurisdiction
- Manitoba
- Session
- 43-3
- Takes effect
- Not yet known