Ian Hitchen

Tuesday’s wide-ranging provincial throne speech touched on affordability, health care, education and crime, but what was in it for Brandon?

Santa isn’t the only one who needs some helpers come Christmastime.

After a quarter-century of helping those who are grieving through the holidays by honouring their lost loved ones with a ceremony of music and light, it’s safe to say the Brockie Donovan Tree of Memories has itself become a holiday tradition.

It was love when Nick Finley first saw his “Bug,” which is just as well — having wanted a Volkswagen Beetle for a decade, he’d paid for the car before actually seeing it.

BRANDON — Mya Hebert had the best surprise gift for Christmas this year.

Organizers of this year’s Manitoba Ag Days say they’re back in a big way.

A Westman municipality wants to provide a place where exhausted health-care workers can rest their weary heads when they pick up shifts in their community.

A new grant from the province to the Keystone Centre will see improvements made to its main arena over the next three years. Not only are those upgrades expected to improve the Brandon Wheat Kings game-watching experience, but they should help the centre host other large events.

It’s probably not the speech Wayne Balcaen wanted to deliver. But with the race for Brandon West still too close to call shortly after 11 p.m. on Tuesday, Balcaen wanted to at least say something to h...

Two days after the provincial election took place, the hotly contested constituency of Brandon West finally found a winner — by a razor-thin margin, electorally speaking, the city’s west end will rema...