Tag: city of brandon
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Helping strengthen Nuisance Bylaw enforcement – Shaun Cameron, University Ward
This is an excerpt of my presentation to city council on necessary changes to the Nuisance bylaw in our community. My ask is to improve the safety of our neighbourhoods,…
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Park Community Centre finds a new lease on life
Last night, after much debate, our council chose to save Park Community Centre (as a centre and hub for the area). Personally and professionally, I’m happy about this decision. As…
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2021 Flood Protection Subsidy program
Were you impacted by the flooding of June 2020? City council and city administration have finalized the details on a subsidy program for the installation of backwater valves and sump…
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One year of heartache, hope, and everything in between.
Today marks the one year anniversary of the first known COVID-19 pandemic case here in Canada, and today marks the one year anniversary of the world, as we knew it, being forever altered.
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It bites, but skeeter fogging is needed- Brandon Sun (editorial)
“The city needs to be pressured to spray for mosquitos regardless of the trap counts. They are absolutely horrible even during the day. There’s too much standing water around for…
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Big concerts, shows unlikely to resume until 2021- Brandon Sun
It will likely be next year before bigger concerts, touring acts and shows return to Brandon. Talent agencies in conversation with Keystone Centre general manager Jeff Schumacher have indicated that’s…
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Giving thanks and thinking about tomorrow
From 2011-2016 I had the pleasure of writing a weekly column for the Brandon Sun. Often focusing on the political scene of the day, every so often my editors would…
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Some info on the April 6, 2020, special meeting of council- Shaun Cameron
At tonight’s special council meeting, we will be considering a couple of recommendations to help ease some of the burdens on residents of our city during the COVID-19 pandemic. 7:00…
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Regarding the closure of some city facilities
Hello friends, We’ve talked a lot in a virtual sense lately, but I wanted to keep you updated and informed on city happenings throughout the COVID-19 crisis. Today the decision…
