Brandon police will soon be connected to a mobile app to help speed-up investigations, soldiers at CFB Shilo are training this week for deployment to Latvia - and a communal fridge has been installed at Brandon's ACC for students. These stories and more in today's update.

First case of avian influenza found in commercial poultry flock in MB, NDP plan to block MB government bill that'll okay use commercial pesticides - and the Kiwanis Club of Brandon's annual bike auction is this weekend. These stories and more in today's update. 

MPI has seen a jump in claims for pothole damage this spring, all 5 people involved in a stabbing near Brandon's downtown skate park in 2020 have now appeared in court, Sunrise Credit Union had a banner year in 2021, and more of us want Canada to break-up with the Windsors. These stories and more in today's update. 

MB's flood forecast has been revised and now forecasts moderate flooding in Westman, the government has released its latest education reform plan, MB's inflation rate in March jumped to 7.4%, Brandon police investigating a couple of crashes this week - and Bacardi is suing American Airlines over 6 pallets of missing cognac. These stories and more in today's update. 

The popular pumpkin patch in Oak Lake is closing permanently, home sales dropped in Brandon last month but prices were up from February, the feds are offering a loan forgiveness program for graduating doctors and nurses - and discount airline Lynx Air has arrived in Manitoba. These stories and more in today's update.

The Association of Manitoba Municipalities is meeting in Brandon this week, more snow is expected in Brandon, and dinosaurs are coming to the Keystone Centre in June. These stories and more in today's update.

City electoral boundaries, renos at the Park CC and a report from the Brandon Economic Restart Program all on the city council agenda tomorrow, the TRIPP program returns with rebates for vacationing in Manitoba, and Hidden Valley RV Park south of Brandon is adding spaces. These stories and more in today's update.   

CAA Manitoba's says we listened to the warnings and cutback on travel during the storm, ACC's Practical Nursing program will be available in Virden in the fall, the province continues to prepare for the arrival of Ukrainian refugees, and a vegan diet might be healthier for your dog than traditional kibble. These stories and more in today's update.

The Mounties decided against widespread highway closures this morning, but say roads could be closed through the day if conditions worsen, Brandon Transit to operate has usual through the storm, and a boost to health-care and tax cuts the big take-aways from the MB government's 2022 Budget. These stories and more in today's update. 

Despite heavy snowfall from the blizzard, colder temperatures are expected to keep flooding in check, Portage RCMP continue to investigate the deaths of three people, the Manitoba government's 2022 budget comes down today, and bottles of a rare whisky go on auction in Vancouver this month. These stories and more in today's update.