Brandon Sun By: Colin Slark
The Provincial Exhibition building at the Keystone Centre is shown in 2014. Despite having to cancel all of its marquee events in 2020, the Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba only posted a net loss of $3,500 last year, according to financial information disclosed at the organization’s annual general meeting on Tuesday evening. (File)
Despite having to cancel all of its marquee events in 2020, the Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba only posted a net loss of $3,500 last year, according to financial information disclosed at the organization’s annual general meeting on Tuesday evening.
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Despite having to cancel all of its marquee events in 2020, the Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba only posted a net loss of $3,500 last year, according to financial information disclosed at the organization’s annual general meeting on Tuesday evening.
Brandon Sun By: Colin Slark
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For the first Brandon City Council meeting of 2021, plenty of municipal committees will have citizen members added.
Council will vote on appointing the following people to committees for a term starting Jan 1, 2021 and ending Dec. 31, 2022:
Western Manitoba Regional Library board:
• Matthew Berry and Wayne Kelly.
• Debbie Huntinghawk and Darlene Paquette.
• Connie Bok, Brock McEwing, Sajjad Rao and Danielle Waterfield.
• Matthew May, Gordon McRae and Sajjad Rao.
Apart from committee appointments, two presentations will be given.
Cancelled earlier in the year when COVID-19 restrictions forced Brandon City Council to hold meetings online via Microsoft Teams, Jane Neil will finally give her presentation titled Where are the women? on the history of Brandon and provide suggestions on how people from Brandon’s