The Brandon Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in locating this person who is: “WANTED BY POLICE”: Nicholas WANBDISKA FOR Assault. On August 11 2023, Nicholas WANBDISKA assaulted a female at a residence in the City of Brandon. WANBDISKA assaulted the female by grabbing her and throwing her against a wall. WANBDISKA’s whereabouts are unknown at this time, please contact Brandon crime stoppers with any information. ***************** The Brandon Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in solving a Theft Under. On March 31, 2024, a customer at a business located in the 2600 block of Victoria Avenue left her wallet on the checkout counter. The female suspect was behind the customer and proceeded to take the wallet and placed it in her bag. The suspect then left the business but not before being captured on video surveillance. ***************** If you have any information as to the whereabouts of this person or anyone else “Wanted by Police” you are asked to contact Brandon Crime Stoppers @ 204-727-TIPS (8477), www.brandoncrimestoppers.com or by texting BCSTIP+your message to CRIMES (274637).  Crime Stoppers does not subscribe to Call Display.  Your call is not recorded and your identity will remain anonymous.  Crime Stoppers will pay up to $2000.00 cash for information that leads to the solution of a crime.  

On April 2nd, 2024, police arrested a 24-year-old female for assault. On May 23,2023 there was a school division meeting held at an institution on McDiarmid Drive.  There were two opposing sides at the meeting. A 40-year-old male reported he was assaulted by the female. No serious injuries were reported. The investigative file was sent to the crown attorney for an opinion and the crown recommended a charge of assault be laid. The accused will appear in court on May 30th, 2024.

Budget 2024 delivers on the government’s commitments to rebuild health care across Manitoba and lower costs for families, Premier Wab Kinew and Finance Minister Adrien Sala announced today. “Six months ago, Manitobans put their trust in our government to rebuild health care and lower costs for families,” said Kinew. “Our first budget delivers on those commitments by hiring 1,000 new health-care workers and delivering cost savings for Manitoba families with a $1,500 Homeowners Affordability Tax Credit. We’re strengthening our province’s economy, with help for you and help for those who need it most.” Budget 2024 makes record investments in health care, with a plan to hire 100 doctors, 210 nurses, 90 paramedics and 600 health care aides over the next year, and investments to retain and train even more. It adds hospital and ICU beds, and opens new Minor Injury and Illness clinics and primary care clinics so more Manitobans can see a doctor when they need one. The premier noted it is a budget that will help take better care of seniors, invests in better health care for rural and northern communities, takes action to improve cancer care in Manitoba, and will help modernize health records and bring in plastic health cards for Manitobans. Budget 2024 builds on the government’s commitment to listen to and work together with health-care workers and staff up the health-care system with more doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, paramedics, allied health professionals and midwives. The budget more than doubles capital funding in health care, with money to begin the work to open the Victoria and Eriksdale emergency rooms. The minister added Budget 2024 saves Manitobans money by extending the gas tax holiday, providing renters and seniors with increased tax credits, expanding $10-a-day child care, providing free birth control, increasing funding for fertility treatment and providing rebates for electric vehicles. This budget will also make communities healthier and safer, Sala noted, with a $116 million investment in building and maintaining social and affordable housing, and investments in pools and community centres across the province. Budget 2024 will grow Manitoba’s economy, with more good jobs for Manitobans and a plan to ensure Manitoba’s agriculture can thrive, feeding Manitoba and the world. “The previous government left us with a huge mess to clean up – a historic deficit, a health-care system that’s been badly hurt by seven years of cuts, and a failure to strengthen our economy or support families who were struggling with years of rising costs,” said Sala. “We’re different. We’re making smart, targeted investments. We can take steps to fix health care and lower costs, and we can do it while being responsible with public money and charting a path back to balance. That’s what Manitobans can expect from our first budget.” Budget 2024 makes targeted, strategic investments to make life better for Manitoba families, with a focus on: rebuilding health care, lowering costs for families, healthier families and safer communities, growing our economy, and a government that works for you. More information about Budget 2024 can be found at www.manitoba.ca/budget2024.

On April 1st at 5:21 pm Police received a call of a disturbance in the 1200 block of 20th street. A female was reported to be darting in and out of traffic and throwing things at cars. Police located a 24-year-old female who alleged she was robbed however she was under the influence of drugs and officers could not confirm her story. She was taken to a friend’s house and police will follow up with the allegation. A 19-year-old male also found in the area was arrested as he an outstanding warrant for assault. He was released for court on May 15th, 2024.

At approx. 11:20 PM Sunday police conducted a traffic stop with a taxi cab in the 1500 block of Victoria Ave.  A male passenger provided a false name to officers however once his identity was confirmed he was found to have a warrant for his arrest.  The 19 year old male was also found to be on a 24 hour curfew, which he was not following.  The male was taken to BRHC for medical clearance prior to lodging for court.  While there he attempted to head-butt one of the officers and he spit on the officer.  As a result he was charged with assault peace officer, public mischief, fail to comply with his release order and fail to comply with a probation order.  The male was held in custody for court later today