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Retail Theft Surge Poses Economic Risk to Brandon Businesses

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What happened

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The Brandon Chamber of Commerce reported that retail theft has surged by 40 per cent over the past year, according to information from Brandon police. This issue is described as posing economic and safety risks for store owners across Brandon. Business owners are calling for a coordinated strategy and action against repeat offenders.

From cbc.ca

Why it matters

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The surge in theft affects businesses ranging from small, independent shops to large retailers. The Chamber of Commerce stated that the problem is a major concern for local businesses ahead of the municipal election. The rise in theft threatens the economic stability of the businesses represented by the Chamber of Commerce.

From cbc.ca

Who's involved

  • DoubledayOperates a toy store in Brandon and is concerned about theft affecting its inventory.
  • Chamber of CommerceIs tracking the surge in retail theft and advocating for a coordinated strategy for local businesses.

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