Manitoba Nurses Union warns of worsening staff, safety issues at Brandon ER
The Manitoba Nurses Union says staffing shortages and security concerns are overburdening Brandon's emergency department, resulting in longer wait times.
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YWCA Westman Unveils $40 Million Women’s Campus in Brandon
YWCA Westman revealed a $40 million plan for a women’s campus in Brandon that will include domestic‑violence support, emergency housing and the region’s first dedicated sexual‑assault exam space.
Brandon Mayoral Candidates Debate Growth and Taxes
Jeff Fawcett and Len Isleifson debated urban growth and property taxes at a Brandon forum on October 17, prior to the Oct. 28 municipal election.
Brandon Retailers Seek Coordinated Plan to Combat Shoplifting
Brandon business owners and police are calling for a coordinated plan and more resources to address increasing shoplifting ahead of the municipal election.
Brandon Homelessness Count Shows Drop, Advocates Question Accuracy
A recent Brandon homelessness survey showed a decline, but advocates warn the count likely underestimates the true number of unsheltered individuals.
Brandon Homeless Count Drops, Advocates Say Many Missed
The 2026 Brandon homeless count reported lower numbers, but advocates say the snapshot likely misses many unsheltered individuals.
Two Veteran Councilors Compete for Brandon Mayor Seat
Two veteran city councilors are competing for the mayoralty of Brandon, Manitoba, in the municipal election slated for Oct. 28, 2026. Their long‑standing council experience places the race squarely between two familiar local leaders.
Man Charged After Sledgehammer Attack on Brandon Police Building
A 41‑year‑old man was arrested after smashing a window at the Brandon Police Service headquarters with a sledgehammer, being subdued by a Taser and a less‑than‑lethal firearm. He now faces charges for property damage and assault with a weapon.
Federal Researchers Target Climate‑Resilient Crops in Brandon
Agriculture and Agri‑Food Canada researchers in Brandon are testing new crop varieties on hundreds of acres to improve resilience to climate stresses and support local farmers.
Brandon Scientists Breed Climate‑Resilient Crops for Local Farms
Scientists at Agriculture and Agri‑Food Canada in Brandon are breeding new crop varieties on hundreds of acres to help local farms survive increasing climate challenges.
