MB government has asked Ottawa for up to 30 ICU nurses to help during COVID 4th wave, more COVID cases at Brandon area schools, and two people walked away from a small plane crash near Pilot Mound last Saturday. These stories and more in today's update.

MB COVID vaccine eligibility has been expanded once again, Neepawa is getting a new hospital, a 65-year-old Brandon man has been convicted of second-degree murder, there's a warning about a holiday alcohol shortage, and if you think your dog knows what you're talking about, a new study says it probably does. These stories and more in today's update. 

Thefts of catalytic converters have been on the rise in Brandon, Manitoba NDP MLA for Thompson, Danielle Adams, died in a car crash yesterday, there was lots of support for striking Rolling River School Division staff in Minnedosa Thursday, and we're heading back into the thaw of Brandon's freeze/thaw cycle this weekend. These stories and more in today's update. 

Rivers Collegiate students showed support for striking Rolling River Division support staff, Brandon police busted a man this week with alleged forged drivers licenses, Restaurants Canada wants Ottawa to continue financial supports - and now there's a camera the size of a grain of salt. These stories and more in today's update.

The Brandon Urban Aboriginal Peoples Council has asked for consistent funding for Truth and Reconciliation Week events, Brandon council voted to reduce speeds on Durum Drive in Parkdale Heights, you're encouraged to buy, brag and tag when shopping at Brandon businesses during the #buylocaMB campaign, and the Old Farmer's Alamac says February will be frigid in Westman. These stories and more in today's update.      

MB hospital officials concerned about influx of unvaxxed COVID patients in ICU's who are sicker and need more advanced treatment, if you goof-up with the "ArriveCan" app Border Services will now let you provide info in-person, there's another push to get Manitoba to raise its minimum wage, and are Brits getting hooked our poutine? These stories and more in today's update.

The province plans to do a traffic count at Richmond Ave East and Highway 110, Brandon city council will discuss traffic safety in Parkdale Heights tonight, Westman RCMP's annual holiday traffic enforcement campaign is underway, Brandon's Valley View condo complex destroyed by fire is reportedly set for demolition, re-opening the Brandon Sportsplex pool has hit another snag, and many of us who plan to travel in 2022 need it for mental well-being. These stories and more in today's update.

The province looking to make National Truth and Reconciliation Day a provincial stat holiday, Federated Co-op has purchased 181 Husky retail fuel sites, Brandon police busted a group of people for a robbery allegedly involving a dating website, and Dauphin's Canadian National Ukrainian Festival is close to officially returning in 2022. These stories and more in today's update.

Brandon pharmacists will soon be able to assess and prescribe meds for those with bladder infections, distracted driving the focus of National Safe Driving Week. employees of a Brandon business spot stolen collectible cards, Dauphin RCMP investigating a stabbing - and Brandon's 'Waterfall of Lights' display heralds in Christmas season. These stories and more in today's update. 

At a Doctors Manitoba townhall: the COVID vaccine is safe and effective for kids, no 'Operation Red Nose' in Brandon again this year due to COVID, no charges laid after airsoft gun fired from a Brandon home, BRHC pancake breakfast fundraiser goes Friday, and you can now go tubing at Brandon's Grand Valley Road provincial park campground. These stories and more in today's update.