New ALL-WAY Stop Signs At 26th Street & Maryland Avenue
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Due to increased traffic in the area of 26th Street and Maryland Avenue, the City of Brandon Engineering Department has deemed it necessary to reconfigure the stop control at the following T-intersection. New ALL-WAY STOP signs have been installed on: Maryland Avenue westbound (new stop sign) Maryland Avenue eastbound (relocated stop sign 25 metres to the east) 26th Street southbound (same location) Those travelling northbound on 26th Street, south of Maryland Avenue, will have to stop before turning onto Maryland Avenue, and then stop again…
Police pursuit reaches speeds over 150 km/h; suspect charged
Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release On October 23 at approx. 1:30 am, Police attempted to stop a small, black Chev car travelling south at a high rate of speed, in the 700 block 18th St. Police activated emergency equipment and began following the vehicle. The vehicle drove through the red light at the Park…
Motor Vehicle vs. Pedestrian Collison
Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release On October 21, 2021, at 7:07 am, police responded to a report of a motor vehicle vs. pedestrian accident at the intersection of 18th street and Louise Ave. The 50-year-old female pedestrian was transported to hospital with serious injuries. The intersection was closed to traffic until 8:32 am while traffic…
Police seize two sawed off 22 caliber rifles, male suspect arrested
Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release On October 21, 2021, police responded to a report of an assault in a residence at approximately 4:00 am. The 27-year-old male punched the victim before damaging property in the residence including TVs. The victim did not require medical attention. Police located and arrested the male a short distance…
Manitoba eyes new regulations for delivery of liquor and cannabis
The Manitoba government is moving proposed amendments to regulations under the Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Control Act to a 45-day public consultation period, Justice Minister Cameron Friesen announced today. “New regulations would shift obligation and responsibility from restaurants to third-party delivery companies, where it belongs,” said Friesen. “With the delivery industry growing, we want to…
