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Smoke Shop Battle Finds New Front Mounties Confiscated Cigarettes During Raid, Blacksmith Says by CHARLES TWEED FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 , 2014 BRANDONSUN.COM 5 Year Term Deposit 2.75% Some conditions Call 204-729-4807 apply. A3 TRANSIT RIDERSHIP REPORT A10 AT THE MOVIES B1 WESMEN HOLD OFF BOBCATS FOR ALL YOUR ICE FISHING NEEDS See the experts at Home Hardware Building Centre BRANDON 1020 – 18th Street | 204-728-2230 Smoke shop battle finds new front Mounties confiscated cigarettes during raid, Blacksmith says BY CHARLES TWEED Four times the RCMP raided smoke shops selling what the province deemed to be illegal cigarettes and four times contraband was seized and arrests were made. However, each time, the man police believe to be the kingpin of the operation walked scot-free. That all changed recently LES MIZ when Craig Blacksmith was picked up by RCMP on the Dakota Plains First Nation, Craig Blacksmith AT WMCA which is located southwest of Portage la Prairie. investigated, but did say that no Actors perform during 7 Ages “(The RCMP) raided our charges have officially been Productions and Mecca Produc- store on the reserve,” sworn into provincial court. tions’ opening night presenta- Blacksmith said, referring to a Regardless, Blacksmith tion of “Les Misérables” at the smoke shop established on the doesn’t believe the long arm of Western Manitoba Centennial the law can reach into reserve Auditorium on Thursday. The First Nation. “They confiscated musical runs through Sunday. cigarettes and I spent a night in business. jail. I have been charged with “It’s going to come down to (Photos by Tim Smith/Brandon Sun) selling unmarked cigarettes.” jurisdiction,” Blacksmith said. RCMP didn’t confirm or deny that Blacksmith is being » See ‘Blacksmith’ — Page A6 United Way fundraising tally hits $714K BY LINDSEY ENNS “We never know what we’re going to end up with at the end of it.” Despite not reaching an ambitious Mychasiw said 2012 was an “exceptional” $777,777.77 goal, United Way of Brandon and year for the organization, but in 2013 it took a District’s 2013 campaign chair is “proud” of hit on corporate employee campaigns that make the community’s efforts. up about 75-80 per cent of overall donations. “I’m really proud with the amount that we In 2012, some 85 employee groups raised nearly raised,” Jaime Pugh-Clemmensen said. “The $600,000. community really did come together this year As campaign chair, Pugh-Clemmensen said and we’re so proud.” a main focus this past year was educating the United Way of Brandon’s 2013 campaign public about what the United Way does for the brought in a hefty $714,000, leaving the community. organization $63,777.77 shy of the goal Some of the agencies the organization announced in September. supports include the Canadian Red Cross, Child In 2012, the local United Way raised more and Family Services, Women’s Resource Centre, than $758,000. Youth for Christ, Westman Immigrant Services, CEO Cynamon Mychasiw said the lower tally YWCA Brandon Meredith Place, after-school could indicate a change in the local economy programs for kids as well as the Helping Hands in some areas or a change in job status/security soup kitchen, which serves more than 200 for donors. people every week. Funds are also distributed United Way campaign chair Jaime Pugh-Clemmensen smiles at the unveiling of the 2013 fundraising “We start every year from zero and we build to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Brandon and the total during a luncheon in the Imperial Ballroom at the Victoria Inn on Thursday. The campaign raised the campaign from scratch,” Mychasiw said. Samaritan House. $714,000, which is $63,777.77 short of the target. (Bruce Bumstead/Brandon Sun) “Every campaign is an emotional roller coaster. » See ‘Groups grateful’ — Page A8 $1.00 tax included SAVE ON Soft Touch Stone Stunning Living Room RE! 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