Classroom Learning to Resume in September for All Manitoba Kindergarten to Grade 12 Students
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Classroom learning will resume on Sept. 8 for all students in kindergarten through Grade 12 at schools across Manitoba following last spring’s suspension caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Education Minister Kelvin Goertzen announced today. “The province is welcoming students back to classrooms for the new school year, while working closely with school divisions and Public…
Police investigating break-ins
Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release Break and Enter At approx. 8:25 AM Tuesday, a City of Brandon employee reported a break in to the pool complex, located in the 400 block of Park St. Entry was gained by cutting the locks on the gate. The matter is still under investigation. Break and Enter At…
Male facing charges after altercation with security at the Town Centre
Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release Shortly after 5:00 pm on Saturday, officers responded to a request for assistance from security at the Town Centre. A male was asked to leave due to disruptive behavior. He refused to do so and started to fight with security. During the struggle he assaulted two staff members by…
Cocaine found during traffic stop
Source:Brandon Police Service Media Release A 22 year old man from Sioux Valley was arrested for Possession of Cocaine for the purpose of Trafficking on Saturday morning. After a vehicle was stopped in the 1800 block of Louise Ave, the driver had open liquor in the vehicle. He was searched and had 10 grams of…
Manitoba government working with the Keystone Centre on a long-term sustainability action plan
BRANDON—The Manitoba government will support the development of a long-term sustainability action plan for the Keystone Agricultural and Recreational Centre to help the Westman entertainment hub grow into the future, Municipal Relations Minister Rochelle Squires announced here today. “The Keystone Centre is vital to Westman and Manitoba’s tourism industry, and our government is committed to…
