Manitoba

Where are carbon monoxide alarms required in Manitoba?

A CO alarm is required in the same room as a permanently installed fuel-burning appliance, in a room adjacent to and within 5 m of one, and centrally located on every storey adjacent to a storage garage.

Conditions and exceptions

  • The requirement is triggered by a fuel-burning appliance or an attached storage garage.
  • The 5 m adjacency is measured to the room containing the appliance.
  • Storage garage coverage is per storey, not one alarm for the building.

Where this comes from

Governing document

Manitoba Building Code

This page states the requirement and points you to the publisher. It does not reproduce the code text — read the provision itself at the official source below.

Read the official text at Manitoba — Building and fire codes

Verify this against the code edition actually adopted where you are building. Provinces, territories, and municipalities amend on their own schedules, and where the governing document and this page disagree, the governing document controls. This is not legal, engineering, or permitting advice. Last reviewed 2026-08-12.

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