The Canadian Taxpayers Federation's 'Debt Clock' made a stop in Brandon, more than half of Canadians polled said they plan to drive less because of high gas prices, Westman Communications Group extends free home-phone long distance for members from Canada to Ukraine until April 30th, and Tuesday's Lotto Max jackpot is still $70-million. These stories and more in today's update. 

Brandon program offering rebates for sump pump and backwater valve installation opens April 4th, Royal Manitoba Winter Fair cancels pig and calf scrambles, Canada Post asking dog-owners to help reduce delivery worker/dog incidents this spring, and three studies say coffee is actually good for your heart. These stories and more in today's update.

Local business owners with VLT's will get a break on fees from the province, several lawsuits have been filed in connection with a Brandon condo fire last September, a vehicle stolen in Brandon Monday was found burned in the RM of Whitehead, and never fear hidden carpet Lego blocks again with the new 'Lego Suck It' vacuum. These stories and more in today's update.

New government bill proposes capping Manitoba Hydro rate increases, former Winnipeg Blue Bomber Obby Khan won a byelection Tuesday, Brandon received 117.9 cm of snow this winter - and the city's air quality some of the sweetest in the country. These stories and more in today's update.

A shed behind Tastee’s Ice Cream and Grill in Brandon was destroyed by fire Monday, Brandon councillors got a look at plans to redesign and upgrade the Library/Arts Building, a new text scam is circulating in Brandon, and a byelection is being held today to fill former premier Brian Pallister's seat in Winnipeg. These stories and more in today's update. 

CP Rail engineers, conductors and other train employees are on strike, Brandon city council will review the city's 2021 financial report at tonight's meeting, a new poll puts Manitoba's premier in last place among Canada's premiers - and a Nova Scotia man lost his last chance to use his personalized license plate. These stories and more in today's update. 

Premier Heather Stefanson apologizes after backlash over an answer she gave in Question Period, another text scam has hit Brandon, BU is hosting an online forum next Monday about the war in Ukraine, and the MB Lifesaving Society is warning everyone to stay off ice surfaces around Brandon. These stories and more in today's update. 

St. John's Ambulance in Manitoba wants to train more of us on how to deal with drug overdoses, Ecole Harrison in Brandon continues its battle against a mouse infestation, electronic drivers licenses and provincial I-D cards could be on the way soon, and would you buy a wedding diamond made from Hidden Valley Ranch seasoning? These stories and more in today's update.

Brandon police conducted mock emergency scenario yesterday, security could be tightened soon at MB legislature, grain shippers want a quick resolution to CP Rail/Teamsters contract dispute, and Killarney has a big St. Patrick's Day celebration planned for Saturday. These stories and more in today's update.   

A Lundar, MB man has been arrested on historical sex assault charges, the MB government is working to allow cosmetic pesticides on your lawn again, many provincial minimum wages will be rising to $15.00-an-hour or more soon, and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have thrown a challenge flag to protest a Liberal party move. These stories and more in today's update.