Manitoba stole four ends en route to an 8-5 victory over Quebec and the gold medal at the Canadian Wheelchair Curling Championship Sunday in Boucherville, Que.
Qubec rolled into the final as the defending champion.
Manitoba was skipped by Dennis Thiessen, who won gold at the Paralympic Winter Games in March as a member of Team Canada with Jim Armstrong, Ina Forrest, Sonja Gaudet, Mark Ideson and their Prince George coach Joe Rea.
Team B.C.'s quest for a national wheelchair curling title came to an abrupt end Friday.
B.C., comprised of third Frank Labounty of Prince George, lead Alison Duddy of Quesnel, and skip Darryl Neighbour and second Vince Mieile of Richmond, lost 10-9 in an extra-end tiebreaker to Alberta.
Jack Smart and his Alberta rink stole the final two ends to tie the game at 9-9, then stole a single point in the extra end to slide into the playoffs.
The loss eliminated B.C., the 2013 silver medallists, from advancing to the playoffs.
The B.C. crew was among four teams tied for third place with Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan with identical 5-4 records after round-robin play was completed Friday afternoon.
Manitoba defeated Saskatchewan 6-5 in the other tiebreaker to advance to the 3 vs. 4 page playoff game.
Thiessen then defeated Alberta 8-7 in that game and beat Ontario 8-3 in Sunday's semifinal to advance to the championship tilt against Quebec.
Quebec finished the round-robin atop the standings with an 8-1 record, followed by second place Ontario (7-2). The two rinks met in Saturday's 1 vs. 2 page playoff game where the hosts knocked off Ontario 6-2.
