Dauphin Herald News

Wednesday, 14 August 2024 10:27

Dauphin Medical Clinic honoured by U of M

Dauphin Medical Clinic has been recognized as a centre of excellence when it comes to training the next generation of doctors. Nominated by Dr. Chavi Tejpal, a second year resident at the Parkland Family Medicine Residency Unit and Dr. Anthony Wightman, who recently completed his first year of the residency…
The Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF) celebrated the grand opening of its MEDOCare Pharmacy in Dauphin with a ribbon cutting ceremony, Friday afternoon. Vice-president of the Northwest Region and MMF Minister of Health and Wellness, and Early Learning and Child Care Frances Chartrand said the pharmacy has been in the works…
The Province of Manitoba has committed $2.11 million to repair damage done to the Gilbert Plains Country Club (GPCC) as a result of flooding this past spring. Dauphin MLA and Agriculture Minister Ron Kostyshyn said it was an unfortunate circumstance that resulted in the flooding after a nearby dam was…
Two area projects received a financial boost courtesy of Fusion Credit Union’s Full Circle Fund. The Full Circle Fund, established by the credit union in 2019 to help their members and communities, has granted $25,000 towards Winnipegosis Curling Rink upgrades and $15,000 to the Watson Auditorium cooling project through it’s…
The 59th edition of Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival (CNUF) proved to be a success with ticket sales surpassing last year. CNUF president Kayla Gillis said the weekend was fantastic. “The weather has been great. A little bit of a sprinkle on Sunday morning, but it doesn’t damper us down,” she…
For half a century the Dauphin Friendship Centre (DFC) has been enhancing the quality of life in the community. Incorporated in 1974 as one of 11 friendship centres in Manitoba, the DFC celebrated its 50th anniversary as a not-for-profit, charitable organization, recently. The organization’s mission “to enhance the quality of…
Wednesday, 31 July 2024 16:05

59th CNUF promises something for everyone

For 59 years Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival has been a beacon of culture, celebrated among those of Ukrainian descent and shared with anyone wanting to experience the colourful, rich traditions of music, dance and food. And everything is in place to continue the celebration this August long weekend at the…
Two area projects are getting a helping hand thanks to Red River Mutual. The Manitoba based insurance company has awarded a total of $36,000 to help restore community spaces in Ste. Rose du Lac and Winnipegosis as part of its community sponsorship initiative, Spruce Up Your Story. Ste. Rose du…
The RCMP Underwater Recovery Team (URT) is hoping to bring awareness to some of the causes of drownings. URT has been called out to four drownings already in 2024, and if previous years are any indication, they can expect to be called out to more. “When my team arrives on…
Wednesday, 24 July 2024 08:45

Way clear for day care development

With the zoning requirements now satisfied, work can progress on the development of a new child care facility in Dauphin. At its regular meeting, July 15, Dauphin city council approved a conditional use application to allow for a 120 space child care facility on Dauphin Recreation Services land at the…
Tuesday, 16 July 2024 10:31

Kostyshyn announces food safety funding

Dauphin MLA and Manitoba Agriculture Minister Ron Kostyushyn joined with his federal counterpart, last week, to anounce assistance for Manitoba’s agri-food and agri-product producers and processors to adopt and improve food safety and traceability practices. “The Manitoba government continues to support the agri-food and agri-product sectors through these programs to…
While the excess moisture the Dauphin area has received this spring and early summer has been a nuisance for many, for agricultural producers the impact has been far more significant. As a result, the Rural Municipality of Dauphin council passed a resolution at its July 9 regular meeting declaring a…
The City of Dauphin is taking a new approach to dealing with its four-legged residents and visitors. That new approach is evident in the move away from the previous “Animal Control” program to an “Animal Service” approach with more of a proactive focus on animal welfare and responsible pet ownership.…
Tuesday, 09 July 2024 13:50

Inspectors checking urban forest health

Some Dauphin residents may be receivng a knock on their door as Manitoba Forestry and Peatlands Branch staff complete surveys for Dutch Elm Disease and elm firewood, as well as monitoring for invasive forest pests. Provincial inspectors will be driving or walking around the community to look for Dutch Elm…
Police are warning the publicas they search for a man believed to be a high risk to offend in a sexual manner. Clay Byron Starr, also known as Chad Crate, Clayton Starr, Richard Starr, Clay Richard, and Byron Richard, is wanted for breaching conditions imposed upon him when he was…
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