15-year-old boy suffers 'significant and serious' injuries in sword attack at Brandon high school: police
10-06-2025 22:31 via cbc.ca

15-year-old boy suffers 'significant and serious' injuries in sword attack at Brandon high school: police

A teen has been arrested and another received medical care after an incident involving an attack with a sword at a Brandon, Man., high school on Tuesday afternoon, police say.
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