Transit Route Modifications in Brandon’s South End Take Effect January 2nd
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Brandon, MB – The City of Brandon and Brandon Transit wish to inform transit patrons and the public of forthcoming changes to the hours of operation on the recently-established transit Route #16. After a number of months monitoring and evaluating usage of the City of Brandon’s new transit route network – which originally came into…
Province Announces new President and CEO for Manitoba Public Insurance
Benjamin Graham will become the new president and chief executive officer of Manitoba Public Insurance effective Feb. 1, 2018, Premier Brian Pallister announced today. “Mr. Graham brings nearly 15 years of senior leadership to his new role as president and CEO of MPI, with particular expertise in risk management, energy, financial services and insurance companies…
Intoxicated male allegedly head butts Brandon taxi cab driver
Brandon Police Service Media Release At approximately 12:05 a.m., Police responded to a report of a taxicab driver in need of assistance in the 100 Block of Princess Avenue East. Police attended and found the male taxi driver bleeding from his forehead. Investigation revealed that a male passenger hired the cab and did not have…
PAC members at Brandon University jointly pledge $50,000 in BU50 fundraising drive
BRANDON – Members of Brandon University’s administration have embraced a call to give back with a combined pledge of $50,000 to the BU50 staff and faculty fundraising appeal. As BU celebrates the 50th anniversary of receiving its charter as a university, as it continues a remarkable five-year streak of growth, and as it embarks with…
Four options presented for 18th Street Overpass construction
A public open house last evening at the Victoria Inn revealed four options for a new overpass to be built on 18th Street in the Wheat City. The proposed overpass carries an estimated cost of $60 million dollars and will be similar to the recently completed First Street bridge with two separate structures, each with…
