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Manitobans Head into Long Weekend with Lowest Gas Prices in Canada Pipeline Restored to Full Capacity

Impaired cyclist tries to fight security guard

Assiniboine to expand North Hill Campus greenhouse facility with $2 Million from Canada Foundation for Innovation and Research Manitoba

Crime Stoppers Wanted And Crime Of The Week For June 27, 2024

Crown Does Not Authorize Charges Following Passenger Bus Collision Near Carberry

Male armed with club altered with nails and barbed wire arrested following Tuesday robbery call

Student robbed in school bathroom, accused arrested

Suspect arrested for allegedly striking acquaintance with a needle

Stolen Vehicle Recovered/Pursuit

Source:Brandon Police Service Media Release On February 15th, police received a report of a vehicle, which had been stolen from The Victoria Inn Parking lot sometime overnight.  Police observed this vehicle the next night travelling in numerous back lanes.  The vehicle fled westbound on HWY 1A where it drove off the roadway and became stuck in the ditch.  The operator a 33-year-old male from Sandy Bay fled from the vehicle on foot and was apprehended by a Police K9.  Inside the vehicle police located a sawed off shotgun on the front seat.  The male who was wanted on previous warrants is now facing numerous Criminal Code driving and firearms charges and will be appearing in court this AM.

BSD School Administration Announcements

Source: Brandon School Division Announcements Brandon School Division Senior Administration and Board of Trustees are pleased to announce that Mr. Rob Tomlinson has been appointed as Principal of Earl Oxford School effective September 8, 2020. He will continue in his current role as Acting Principal at Earl Oxford until June 30, 2020. Mr. Tomlinson began his teaching career in 1997 and has been employed with the Brandon School Division since 2013 as Vice Principal at Crocus Plains Regional Secondary School and as the Acting Principal of Earl Oxford School. Brandon School Division Senior Administration and Board of Trustees are pleased to announce that Ms. Susan Gilleshammer has been named Principal at École Secondaire Neelin High School, effective September 8, 2020.  She will continue in her current role as Acting Principal at Prairie Hope High School until June 30, 2020. Ms. Gilleshammer has been employed with the Brandon School Division since 2004, and has been the involved with the Neelin High School Off Campus, now known as Prairie Hope High School since 2015 in the roles of Vice Principal and Acting Principal. Brandon School Division Senior Administration and Board of Trustees are pleased to announce that Ms. Katherine MacFarlane has been named Acting Principal at Prairie Hope High School, effective September 8, 2020 to June 30, 2021.  She will continue in her current role as Vice Principal at King George School until June 30, 2020. Ms. MacFarlane joined the Brandon School Division in 1993 and her experience includes K-8 and Resource. Katherine has been in the role of Vice Principal at King George School since 2018 and demonstrates a genuine commitment and dedication to the growth and development of students and adults Brandon School Division Senior Administration and Board of Trustees are pleased to announce that Mr. Curtis Gray has been named Vice Principal at Maryland Park School, effective September 8, 2020.  He will continue in his current role as Vice Principal and EAL at École New Era School until June 30, 2020. Mr. Curtis began his career in education in 2000 and joined the Brandon School Division in 2010. Since joining the Brandon School Division, he has worked as a teacher, Acting Principal, Head Teacher along with his current role as Vice Principal and EAL

Rivers Community Centre’s canteen no-longer accepting cash, effective Monday February 17

Update: Sunday, February 16 It was learned earlier today, via a post on their Facebook page, that the Riverdale Community Centre's canteen in Rivers will no-longer be accepting cash as of Monday, February 17. The decision was made at a board meeting Tuesday evening. Debit, Visa, and MasterCard will be accepted. "There was a number of things that contributed to this decision, not just from 2020 but dating back from the past few years" read one post from the Recreation Commission. A subsequent post from the Recreation Commission indicated that the decision will go to the board for review at their next meeting, following a number of comments and concerns raised by members of the community and those who frequent the facility.

Two Vehicle Crash Closes Pacific Ave

A two vehicle crash forced the closure of Pacific Ave and 11th St around noon on Tuesday. Traffic was rerouted while emergency crews were on scene. Brandon Fire and Emergency Services and Brandon Police Service responded to the intersection where the two cars collided. Both vehicles had moderate damage, and both vehicles were towed away by Accel Towing & Transport. Thankfully, there were no injuries. Emergency crews were able to clear the scene within the hour. Photos by Liam Pattison Photography.

Man arrested after allegedly assaulting restaurant staff member

Source:Brandon Police Service Media Release At 2:15 am on Saturday morning, a male assaulted a staff member at a restaurant on Victoria Ave. The man was intoxicated and demanded service then assaulted a staff member by striking him. He was located at the restaurant and arrested. The accused, a 53 year old from Brandon will appear in court in March.