The CIFA (Canadian Food Inspection Agency) is recalling High Liner Captain's Crew brand breaded fish strips and High Liner Captain's Crew brand breaded fish nuggets from the marketplace as they may contain milk, which is not identified on the label. There has already been a reported illness associated with this product and the CIFA say people with milk allergies face serious, or potentially life-threatening reactions if consumed. If you have either of these products in your home, you are asked to throw them out immediately, or return them to the store where they were purchased. Both products have been sold nationally. Read the full report. Recalled products Brand Name Common Name Size Code(s) on Product UPC High Liner Captain's Crew Breaded Fish Strips 750 g 7082U, 7048U, 7006U, 6293U followed by a time stamp 0 61763 06871 3 High Liner Captain's Crew Breaded Fish Nuggets 750 g 7082U, 7048U, 7006U followed by a time stamp 0 61763 06875 1

Brandon Police Service Media Release A 27-year old Brandon female has a May 15h court date after a Brandon Police Officer was kicked in the head while making an arrest in Brandon on Friday morning. Police say they received an early morning call from a female, indicating she had been assaulted. However, upon arrival it was determined the female had assaulted a male, following a disagreement between the two. The police attempted to arrest the female when she became combative, kicking an officer in the head in the process. Eventually she was taken into custody and charged with numerous offenses including: Domestic Assault, Assault Peace Officer, Resist Arrest and Uttering Threats.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Manitoba Treherne RCMP respond to several break and enters during early morning hours. On Tuesday, April 11, 2017, at approximately 2:45 am, Treherne RCMP officers were alerted to an alarm at a service station in St. Claude. Officers arrived and discovered the front door smashed and the cash register stolen. Officers received another alarm 45 minutes later at a convenience store in Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes. Upon arrival, they found that the store had been broken into. Security cameras installed in the store captured two suspects smashing the front window and entering the store. The suspects are then seen exiting the store with cigarettes and getting into a white pickup truck believed stolen from the Mariapolis area. One suspect is described as being in his early 20’s with medium build, short hair with sideburns, wearing dark coloured clothing, a camouflaged baseball cap, and white runners. The second suspect is also described as having a medium build, dark coloured clothing and white runners. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Treherne RCMP at 204-723-2024 or call Manitoba Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-8477, submit a secure tip online at www.manitobacrimestoppers.com or text “TIPMAN” plus your message to CRIMES (274637). The investigation is continuing.

Royal Canadian Police In Manitoba On April 9, 2017, Brandon RCMP received a report that a 16-year-old female was seen by her guardian getting into an unknown vehicle on Highway 250. Authorities have been able to communicate with Kaitlyn Emily Parker, but the RCMP is concerned for Kaitlyn’s safety and need to confirm her well-being in person. At this time, Kaitlyn is avoiding police. Kaitlyn is described as Caucasian, 5’1” tall, 101 pounds with brown eyes and long hair that is dark on top, switches to blonde at her ears and then back to dark. She was last seen wearing a black hoody with black leggings, and black and white Jordan runners. Anyone with information is asked to contact Brandon RCMP at 204-726-7522 or call Manitoba Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-8477, submit a secure tip online or text “TIPMAN” plus your message to CRIMES (274637).   Photos: Royal Canadian Police In Manitoba

A 30-year old female has been arrested on multiple charges including Drive while Disqualified and Drive without Drivers Liability Insurance under Highway Traffic Act following a bizarre incident in Brandon recently. Police say that on March 30th a female responded to an advertisement about a vehicle for sale, indicated she had a drivers license, and took the vehicle for a test drive. She later contacted the owner saying she would take the vehicle but never returned. The vehicle was recovered a day later, unattended, in the 400 block of Louise Avenue. The suspect was located where it was determined that the female had a disqualified drivers license. Brandon Police Service Media Release