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Community Connection: 20 Questions with Joel Snyder

Joel runs the Brandon Men’s Soccer League and is an avid beer hockey league player in the Wendy’s Winter Hockey League. He is your local Purolator driver as well as an overall good guy. BDNMB.CA felt it is time for Joel Snyder to give us his 20 answers to our 20 questions What should everyone…

Brandon police catch two suspected burglars leaving scene of crime

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release On November 24, 2019, shortly before 10:00 am, police responded to a report of a break and enter to a business in the 1600 block of 18th street N. Suspects could be seen on video surveillance entering separate buildings in the area. Members established a perimeter and police K-9…

Province continues to support Brandon’s Keystone Centre

BRANDON—The Manitoba government has approved a $375,000 Keystone Centre operating grant for 2019-20 and, with its partners, finalized the new governance structure, Municipal Relations Minister Rochelle Squires announced here today. “We remain committed to ensuring the Keystone Centre is a viable and valuable community hub and economic driver for the City of Brandon and surrounding…

Brandon police arrest suspect for break and enter, assault, possession of cocaine

Source: Brandon Police Service Media Release At approx. 5:00 PM Saturday evening, officers were called to an apartment in the 1400 block of 1st St.  The female caller indicated a male known to her had forced open her door and had come in and assaulted her.  Officers attended and found the 18 year old Brandon male…

Manitoba to end restrictions on Sunday, holiday shopping

The Manitoba government wants to eliminate province wide restrictions on Sunday and holiday shopping, while allowing municipalities the authority to regulate retail businesses within their jurisdiction, Finance Minster Scott Fielding announced today. “Manitoba is currently the only western province that restricts retail businesses from operating on Sundays and holidays,” said Fielding.  “Many Manitobans support allowing…
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