Windows 10: How do I update the position of my local time dot in the Alarms & Clock world map?

So I am in Winnipeg, Canada and in the CST time zone (the same as Chicago). In the alarms and clock app, on the world map, my dot is currently right on Chicago, maybe a tad north. I would like to set this to my actual city.

This is where it thinks I am (circle is where I actually am)

I get this is a trivial issue, and the time is correct, but if possible I'd like for it to be accurate. I have my default location set to my work in Winnipeg, but it's not communicated to the app? Any ideas? My region is set to Canada if that has any impact.

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