Dauphin Herald News

Three men from Ethelbert are paying the price for ignoring the walleye size limit in place for Dauphin Lake and its tributaries. On May 13, a Dauphin conservation officer responded to a Turn in Poachers (TIP) call about a group of people fishing at the Mossey River outlet dam at…
The Maamawi Multi-Use Trail in Dauphin was highlighted as part of a new provincial trails strategy and provincial investments supporting 34 projects that will strengthen the trail network across the province to nurture lasting bonds with nature for generations to come. The local recreational development received a $75,000 grant to…
Tuesday, 20 June 2023 07:53

Police seize homemade handgun

One local man is in jail after Dauphin RCMP found him in possession of a homemade firearm. Christopher Bilay, 37, is facing charges of possession of a firearm/prohibited weapon without a license, unauthorized possession of a firearm/prohibited weapon, two counts of possessing a weapons contrary to an order, impaired driving…
The community of Ste. Rose is celebrating a windfall which will allow for the completion of phase two of the Turtle River Trails project. Through its Community Spaces program, Co-op has pledged $85,000 towards the project as part of a $1 million investment in 15 community projects across Western Canada.…
Ten of the 25 Dauphin area residents involved in the horrific crash at the intersection of Hwy. 5 and the Trans-Canada Highway remain in hospital, while the medical examiner’s office continues working to identify the remains of the 15 killed in the accident. At a press conference, Friday, provincial health…
Mountain View School Division is celebrating the updating of its Violence Threat Risk Assessment (VTRA) and Intervention protocol. “It’s a long title, but in short, it is looking at having the school division partner with community agencies to help make our community a safe place. So that when we have…
Assiniboine Community College Parkland Campus celebrated the graduation of 67 students at a convocation ceremony, Friday afternoon in Credit Union Place. Following opening remarks from Parkland Campus director Carol Stewart and greetings from ACC president Mark Frison, Assiniboine Alumni Association president Kayla Gillis of the Class of 2008, welcomed the…
Dauphin property owners should be watching their mailboxes as the City has sent out its 2023 property tax notices. Taxes are due by July 31, Dauphin’s director of finance Scott Carr said, adding people are normally very good at providing the money the City uses to fund its operations on…
Dauphin’s long-awaited Community Safety and Well-being Plan is one step closer to being completed with the appointment of a consultant, last week. After waiting more than a year for the process to get going, Dauphin learned the Canadian Municipal Network on Crime Prevention (CMNCP) will help guide them through the…
For Al Gray, a desire to improve the aesthetics of Riverside Cemetery in Dauphin all comes down to simple respect. Recently, the founder of Friends of Riverside, a volunteer group with a mission to help improve the environment at the local cemetery, has been concentrating his efforts on headstones which…
Building upon its brand, Adventure From Here on Out, the City of Dauphin has launched the Dauphin Adventure Fund, an initiative they hope strengthens the community’s position as a destination for events. Funded through the accommodation tax, the Adventure Fund will provide financial assistance to organizations involved in the planning,…
Dauphin-Swan River-Neepawa MP Dan Mazier is upping his efforts to tackle crime through reform of Canada’s bail system. Mazier has dedicated a significant amount of his parliamentary work to promoting legislation, which gets tough on crime and draws attention to what he says is an increase in crime under the…
Dauphin residents are being asked to hop out of their cars and onto their bikes next week. June 5 to 11 is Bike Week and Dauphin Recreation Services and the Dauphin Derailleurs Cycle Club (DDCC) have organized a number of activities to celebrate. Monday is Bike to Work and School…
Tuesday, 30 May 2023 07:55

Squeaky clean

City crews conducting a spring cleaning of the community have moved on to Day 2 on the garbage and recycling schedule. During one pass through the city, crews will collect accumulated garden waste, grass clippings and leaves, as well as shrubs and tree branches less than six inches in diameter…
Tuesday, 23 May 2023 08:18

Brewing up some magic . . .

Even before it opens its taproom doors to the public, Obsolete Brewing Company is receiving industry accolades. At the recent Prairie Beer Awards in Regina, Obsolete Brewing Company earned a gold medal for its Hourglass Coffee Kolsch, as well as a silver medal for its Cavalry Soldier Imperial Maple Stout.…
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