More of us have fallen behind in paying our Manitoba hydro bills, the cause of a fire that levelled a Brandon apartment building under construction has been deemed 'undetermined', the Tom Bishop Wild West Show returns to the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair, and the Stone Soup fundraiser for kids' school meals and snack programs in Manitoba is underway. These stories and more in today's update.

McCain Foods has ended plans to build a production facility in Russia, Brandon's 'Helping Hands' is scheduled to open its 7th Street dining room this month, a private eating disorder clinic in Brandon is closing its doors, and Sunday we spring forward as clocks go ahead one hour for Daylight Saving Time. These stories and more in today's update. 

CAA Manitoba's annual 'Worst Roads' campaign is underway, a Brandon man and woman have been arrested in a case allegedly involving cyber-attacks, drugs and the 3D printing of handguns, a petition is circulating against a big hog barn project near Deloraine, and Gambler First Nation's new gas bar and convenience store is open in Brandon. These stories and more in today's update. 

No reports of a rise in gas thefts in Brandon, but in Winnipeg someone stole gas from vans belonging to a daycare, Brandon's Aberdeen Avenue will remain a two-way, the Ukrainian Canadian Congress in Manitoba received over 700 applications to host Ukrainian refugees, and we're better at Wordle than the Americans. These stories and more in today's update. 

Gas prices keep rising in Brandon, WCG providing members with free home-phone long-distance service from Canada to Ukraine this month, Sunrise Credit Union is donating $50,000 to the Ukrainian Humanitarian Appeal Fund, a Portage la Prairie man is in hospital after crashing a snowmobile into some trees, and two more Manitobans are lottery millionaires. These stories and more in today's update.  

A rally and march took place Saturday in Brandon in a show of support for the people of Ukraine, Brandon hospital is back to pre-pandemic surgery levels, MB teachers feel it's premature to get rid of mask mandates March 15th, ACC has received accreditation for its business programs - and there's a link between even modest alcohol consumption and brain-shrinkage. These stories and more in today's update.  

Gas prices have spiked in Brandon now averaging $1.69.9 per litre, a ceremony to raise the Ukrainian flag at Brandon City Hall is set for Saturday at 5:30 pm, there were some issues depositing MPI's electronic rebate cheques - and Manitoba Ag Days 2022 Innovation Showcase is going ahead online. These stories and more in today's update.  

A Brandon Ukrainian grocery store is accepting donations of everything from baby products to body armour for Ukraine, the MB government is proposing changes to how we vote, Brandon and Rivers police officers took the Polar Plunge for Special Olympics - and now you can play the Canadian version of Wordle - Canuckle! These stories and more in today's update. 

The investigation into the Brandon apartment building fire last month continues, a 58-year-old man was killed on Monday while moving construction equipment near Treherne, as COVID restrictions are lifted Manitoba doctors advise we should remain cautious, and some space junk is expected to hit the moon on Friday. These stories and more in today's update.

Provincial politicians are back at work today, rising prices are putting big pressures on Manitobans, talks resume between the union for Westman Safeway workers, and if you're waiting for spring the Weather Network says have patience. These stories and more in today's update.