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The Canadian Press. (2026, September 4). Loon design wins for next Manitoba specialty licence plate, province says. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/manitoba/loon-design-wins-for-next-manitoba-specialty-licence-plate-province-says/article_5498acf7-c4c2-5de3-93ab-c54e64796027.html
The Canadian Press. “Loon design wins for next Manitoba specialty licence plate, province says.” Toronto Star, 4 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/manitoba/loon-design-wins-for-next-manitoba-specialty-licence-plate-province-says/article_5498acf7-c4c2-5de3-93ab-c54e64796027.html.
The Canadian Press. “Loon design wins for next Manitoba specialty licence plate, province says.” Toronto Star, September 4, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/manitoba/loon-design-wins-for-next-manitoba-specialty-licence-plate-province-says/article_5498acf7-c4c2-5de3-93ab-c54e64796027.html.
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Manitoba's government has chosen a loon design as the winner of its public survey for a new specialty licence plate, which will pay homage to provincial parks. 62,605 people responded to the July survey, out of which the loon design received the most votes. The licence plate is part of an initiative by The Nature Conservancy of Canada to encourage Manitobans to show their love for nature. As a result, a portion of the proceeds from each sold licence plate will go towards improving provincial parks. The new plates are expected to be available in both English and French next year.