The City of Brandon has declared a state of local emergency as it prepares for anticipated flood conditions driven by heavy rainfall.
Brandon Declares State of Local Emergency Ahead of Anticipated Flooding
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Brandon Articles
Plane Makes Emergency Landing on Highway Near Sandy Lake
The pilot of a small aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing on a Manitoba highway Thursday evening.
Manitoba Opera Names Brandon-Raised Conductor as Artistic Director
Manitoba Opera has appointed Gordon Gerrard, a Manitoba-born conductor, pianist and educator, as its new artistic director.
Brandon Intersection Improved After Fatal Crash: Province
Safety changes have been made to the intersection of Highway 110 and Richmond Avenue in Brandon following a fatal collision on May 27.
Brandon Officer Charged Following Arrest of Armed Youth
A Brandon police officer has been charged with assault following an investigation into the arrest of a male youth last year.
Woman Dead After Semi Runs Stop Sign in Brandon Crash; Driver Charged
A 49-year-old woman is dead following a serious collision in Brandon Wednesday afternoon involving two semi-trucks and an SUV.
CAA Manitoba Unveils Top 10 Worst Roads for 2026
CAA Manitoba has revealed the top 10 highways and roads that made its dubious Worst Roads campaign list for 2026.
Manitoba Takes Sobeys to Municipal Board Over Grocery Store Property Controls
The Manitoba government is challenging four locations owned by Sobeys at the municipal board, escalating its fight against property controls that it says block grocery competition and keep food prices high.
Former Premier Brian Pallister Reflects on Political Life as His Portrait is Revealed
Former Manitoba premier Brian Pallister was lauded by friends & colleagues Thursday as his official portrait was unveiled at the legislature.
Melita Woman Dies in Highway Crash Near Brandon
A Melita woman has died following a crash with a heavy-duty truck on the Trans-Canada Highway just west of Brandon on Monday.
Manitoba Boosts School Funding by $79.8M for 2026-27
The Manitoba government will increase public school funding by $79.8 million for the 2026–27 school year, the province revealed on Monday.
Construction to Begin on Four New Schools in Manitoba
Construction is getting underway on three new schools in Winnipeg, with site development also beginning in Brandon, the province announced on Monday.
