Apple TV app – Top Movies

Apple has launched a new version of its TV app, featuring a selection of top movies for users to enjoy. Subscribers can access this content through an annual payment of $205.00 plus GST, with a renewed price of $233.00 plus GST every 52 weeks. This subscription offers a 10% discount off the regular annual price of $259.35. The offer is available to new and qualified returning subscribers only, and the subscription can be cancelled at any time.

In a separate news, the province has agreed to acquire a burial site for dozens of children who died at the Brandon Indian Residential School. The location is the Turtle Crossing Campground, and the province plans to protect this area as part of its commitment to Truth and Reconciliation. Premier Wab Kinew will announce the plan during a news conference in Brandon on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Meanwhile, Indigenous leaders and community members have been raising concerns about a boarded-up house in the 500 block of Furby, near a house under construction. Residents have reported that the property is a "drug centre" and "den of thieves," with recent incidents including a fire and threats to people inside. The house has been a source of tension for the neighborhood, with calls for action from concerned residents.