Dauphin Herald News

Quite often one of the main drivers of social events is drinking, and those who cannot, or do not want to consume alcohol can find themselves on the outside looking in.Val McInnes of Bloom ’n Bean in Dauphin is looking to change that through her recently opened Sobr Market franchise…
The Rural Municipality of Lakeshore hopes to borrow almost $2.5 million to cover deficits its current council discovered after examining financial records going back more than a decade.Council held a public meeting, June 8, in Ochre River to discuss introducing a bylaw to authorize the borrowing of $2,497,543 million from…
Assiniboine College Parkland Campus held its annual graduation ceremony, celebrating 71 graduates.Following the processional and the elder blessing from Reg Nepinak, Parkland Campus director Carol Stewart made some opening remarks.AC president Mark Frison then brought greetings, as did Kayla Gillis on behalf of the Assiniboine College Alumni Association.Then it was…
The City of Dauphin is hoping operational changes at the residential recycling drop off location on First Avenue Southeast will improve conditions at the facility.From now on, the depot will accept only cardboard.“This is in response to ongoing misuse, contamination, and illegal dumping that were making the site increasingly difficult…
Dauphin fire chief Cam Abrey was pleased to report a positive staffing situation for the Dauphin Fire Department as part of his report on the department’s operations for the first quarter of 2026 to Dauphin city council at its regular meeting, May 25.“For the first time since 2019, we’re currently…
People making their way between the north gate of Riding Mountain National Park and the City of Dauphin will now be travelling on the Lt.-Col. William G. Barker VC Highway.The Manitoba government officially renamed the section of PTH 10 at a special gathering Friday at the Dauphin airport, which also…
The Dauphin Rail Museum is set to begin fund-raising for the Dauphin Rail Turntable Exhibit.To set the wheels in motion, the first of two open houses were held at the museum, Saturday.The open house, which included a rendering of the exhibit, was intended to be a question-and-answer session regarding the…
Dauphin city councillors gathered for a special meeting, May 19, to lend their support to a proposed housing development.The Willow Lake Properties proposal involves the construction of a 45-unit apartment building adjacent to Riverside Road as phase one of a larger, $11 million development, which will include affordable rental units…
Dauphin is set to play an important role in helping to address a shortage of paramedics in the province.During his State of the Province address hosted by the Brandon Chamber of Commerce last week, Premier Wab Kinew announced a $115,000 investment for Assiniboine College to create a new rotating rural…
Eighteen applicants were successful in receiving grants from the Dauphin and District Community Foundation.DDCF board chair Kristen Haverluck announced the spring grant recipients at the Parkland Chamber of Commerce’s annual State of the City luncheon, May 12.Recipients include:• Almost New Store - $2,200 for a cash register, projector and screen…
With just a couple of months until the 2026 edition of Dauphin’s Countryfest, organizers have launched a new promotion to put more people in the stands.The Two Step and Stay program is offering a free campsite in the Fisher regular campground for anyone purchasing two general admission weekend passes for…
Wednesday, 06 May 2026 09:42

Kates Outlaw celebration set for the CUP

Kates Outlaw has a new album coming out soon and will celebrate with an album release party, June 6, at Credit Union Place. Echo of the Engines will feature 10 songs and fans can expect to hear a bit of a different sound from the band. “It’s mostly a whole…
Wednesday, 06 May 2026 09:40

MLA honours Malcolm’s leadership

Dauphin MLA Ron Kostyshyn took an opportunity to recognize a leader in education in the Manitoba Legislature recently. On Apr. 23, 2 Kostyshyn, shared a member’s statment honouring Darcy Malcolm of Ebb and Flow First Nation for his outstanding leadership in education. Malcolm was present and was joined by his…
Not surprisingly, Dauphin residents can expect to see a slight increase in their property tax bills for 2026. At a special meeting last night, council began the process of adopting the financial plan, which includes a five per cent increase over last year. The 2026 mill rate of 19.021 is…
People wanting to pass along some of their treasures to their neighbours are now able to register for the second annual Community-Wide Yard Sale, set for May 30. City residents are invited to host a yard sale at their property and be included on the official community-wide yard sale map…
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