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Two male youth arrested with bear mace following a brief foot pursuit

Brandon Police arrest 16-year-old female suspect for Vehicle Theft/Impaired Driving

MPI Applies for Insurance Rate Increase for 2025-26

Cora Breakfast and Lunch planning to open location in Brandon

Male suspect attempts to use counterfeit money, steals table

Crime Stoppers Wanted And Crime Of The Week For July 5, 2024

5th annual Free Fry Day taking place in Brandon

WCG Raises Over $10,000 For Dauphin’s Watson Art Centre

Complaint leads to impaired driving charge

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release On April 17, 2019, at 9:34am police received a complaint of a possible impaired driver on highway 1 heading into Brandon. The vehicle was stopped by police in the 1900’ block of 18th Street north and the driver was in fact found to be impaired. He was arrested and provided samples of his breath which were more than double the legal limit. He was released for court on April 25, 2019.

Former employee charged in fraud of over $10,000, theft of a generator

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release Between December 28 2017 and September 21 2018 a 35 year old Minnedosa Male had as a former employee, defrauded a business in the 300 block of Park Avenue East of over $10,000 and also stole a generator. He was arrested on 16 April 2019 and released for court on June 13 2019.

City of Brandon Green Cart Program begins April 30th

Brandon, MB – The City of Brandon’s Sanitation Section is pleased to inform the public that its popular Green Cart Program will begin for another season on Tuesday, April 30th. Once underway, weekly pick-up will be maintained through to early November, weather-dependant. All collection days will coincide with a household’s regular refuse and recycling pick-up day. Program participants are reminded to have their Green Cart out for pick-up no later than 6 a.m. on their scheduled pick-up day and to only use compostable plastic bags or kraft paper bags as bin liners. Participants are also encouraged to rinse their Green Cart out regularly to avoid compost residues or odors. A refresher on the City of Brandon’s Green Cart Program and what organic materials are and are not accepted can be found here. A particular reminder that pet droppings should be double-bagged and placed into the appropriate refuse bins ONLY and NOT into Green Carts. Program registration remains open for eligible residents of single-family homes or multi-family complexes of six (6) units or less. As per the voluntary program, multi-family properties of up to six (6) units are eligible to receive one Green Cart to be shared amongst all units. Residents are encouraged to register online at http://www.brandon.ca/sanitation/collection/green-cart-program/green-cart-program-signup. If you have any questions regarding the Green Cart Program, please send an email to greencart@brandon.ca or call the City of Brandon’s Sanitation Section directly at 204-729-2281. Current members of the program who do not wish to retain a Green Bin can also contact the Sanitation Section to have their bins removed at no cost. As always, the public can also access any one of the City’s compost drop-off depots listed here or can take their Green Cart directly to the Eastview Landfill. Summer hours at the Eastview Landfill are now in effect and can be found at http://www.brandon.ca/sanitation/landfill/landfill-overview. Source: City of Brand Public Notice

Brandon male allegedly steals family members credit card, makes purchases

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release Between March 30 2019 and April 3rd 2019 a 24 year old Brandon Male had stolen a credit card belonging to family members and made over $300.00 worth of unauthorized purchases. The male turned himself into police on 15 April 2019 and was released for court on June 10 2019.

Longtime local radio personality announces retirement

Local radio personality Steve Antaya, a presence on Brandon radio for 40 years, announced his retirement today on his Facebook page. Many of you may know Steve as the legendary voice of Swap 'N' Shop on Q Country. Additionally, he has provided listeners with timely local news when major events impacted our city and region. Steve also was an Advisor to ACC's Interactive Media Arts Program. According to his Facebook post he is looking forward to a new chapter in his life including finding something new he loves as much as radio. His last day at Q Country is May 3. Best of luck in your retirement Steve, from everyone here at bdnmb.ca.