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Police make arrests after multiple break-ins in Brandon

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

Wildland Fire Threatens House South of Brandon

Saturday afternoon Brandon Fire and Emergency Services responded to a grass/brush fire south of Brandon, off of Road 46N. The fire was threatening a house, and burning rapidly through dry grass and brush. Firefighter/paramedics were able to successfully contain and extinguish the fire, which appeared to destroy a small shed or pile of rubbish.

BPS issue 29 tickets for cell phone use to date in April

The Brandon Police Service have issued 29 tickets to date for cell phone us since the start of April.  April is Distracted Driving month. A total of 40 other tickets have also been issued. 3 Fail to wear seatbelts 1 Drive Disqualified 3 Invalid Driver’s License 10 Unregistered Vehicle 8 No Vehicle Insurance 14 Disobey Traffic Control devices 1 other HTA

Provincial support for newcomers

Brandon East MLA Len Isleifson and Brandon West MLA Reg Helwer today announced that the Manitoba Government is investing in services that support newcomers in our city. Manitoba Education and Training is investing up to $3.1 million in newcomer support services across the province. This funding is a re-investment of revenue generated by Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program application fees. In the City of Brandon, this includes funding for Brandon School Division programs that support older refugee youth. “I am pleased that our Progressive Conservative government is investing in services that help newcomers build a better life here in our region,” said Isleifson.  “Immigration is a driver of economic growth and directly benefits our community. These investments will further enhance the services that newcomers depend on,” added Helwer. For more information on the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program, please visit www.immigratemanitoba.com.

Woman arrested for possession of cocaine

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release On April 11, 2019, at 7:18am police were called to a residence in the 000’ block of Willowdale Cres for a noise complaint. Officers attended and the residents quieted down. At 10:25am police were called back to the residence as there were further noise complaints. A 28 year old Brandon woman was found intoxicated and uncooperative with police. She was arrested for breach of the peace. A search of her person incidental to arrest revealed she was in possession of a quantity of cocaine. She was lodged at BCC to be released when sober for court on June 13, 2019.

Brandon’s Largest Garage Sale this Saturday

On April 13th, 2019, the Keystone Centre will be filled with approximately 170 tables offering unique items as part of Brandon's Largest Garage Sale - Spring Edition. The event hosted by United Way of Brandon & District will see vendors setup inside the Manitoba Room and UCT Pavilion. There will be tons of treasures to find including household items, furniture, collectibles, sporting goods, clothing, toys and more. Admission to the event is $2.00 for those 12 and over. The United Way Spring Garage Sale gets underway at 9:00 a.m. and runs until 3:00 p.m.