Dauphin Herald
Tuesday, 19 July 2022 07:38
Off to camp
Visitors to the local Tim Horton’s last Wednesday had the opportunity to help send some youths from underserved communities to a Tims Camp. On that day 100 per cent of proceeds from the sale of hot and iced coffee supported the initiative. As well, the public had and opportunity to…
Tuesday, 12 July 2022 07:39
Wide open
The team of Shelly Love and Donna Davidson took first place in the championship flight of the Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy Ladies Open Two Person Scramble, Saturday, on a countback over Linda Kitching and Lane Prokopowich. Both teams shot 77. Third place in the flight went to Leanne Fedak and Amanda…
Tuesday, 12 July 2022 07:38
The boys of summer
Two Dauphin minor baseball teams were competing in Baseball Manitoba Provincial Tournaments this past weekend. In Winkler, above the local 13U team was in tough losing three straight games, 15-4 to the Winkler Giants, 19-5 to Glenboro and 14-4 to Russell. In Swan River, Dauphin’s 15U side opened the tournament…
Tuesday, 12 July 2022 07:37
Market time
Dauphin Farmer’s Market got a late start to the season this past week, although participation by vendors was minimal, with only two booths set up. Market co-ordinator Joyce Huska says although she was expecting more vendors for opening day, the weather as of late has market gardens well behind schedule.…
Tuesday, 12 July 2022 07:35
Mazier reintroduces bill on internet speed clarity
Dan Mazier’s push to bring clarity to the Canadian internet landscape is back on. The Dauphin-Swan River-Neepawa member of Parliament had been working to amend Canada's Telecommunications Act, but that work was halted due to an unexpected election. Mazier is taking on the fight for Canadians who have felt cheated…
Tuesday, 12 July 2022 07:34
Fabulous finds for furry friends
Parkland Humane Society secured some much-needed funding through a two-day Garage Sale and Barbecue, Friday and Saturday. The popular annual sale saw people enjoy a hamburger, chips and drink combo while they searched through a huge inventory of goods, hoping to find a special treasure.
Tuesday, 12 July 2022 07:32
Council candidates coming forward
With the registration period for those seeking council seats in the Oct. 26 general municipal election opening last week, Kirk Dawson has been busy. The Senior Election Official for the City of Dauphin and the Rural Municipality of Dauphin said inquiries from prospective candidates and requests for registration packages have…
With the registration period for those seeking council seats in the Oct. 26 general municipal election opening last week, Kirk Dawson has been busy. The Senior Election Official for the City of Dauphin and the Rural Municipality of Dauphin said inquiries from prospective candidates and requests for registration packages have…
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Tuesday, 12 July 2022 07:26
A triumphant return for the GP-GV fair and rodeo
With the beautiful weather and the strong support from sponsors and the public, it is evident to Kevin Boese the return of the Gilbert Plains- Grandview Agricultural Society’s Fair and Rodeo was meant to be. The society president said considering the event has not been held for two years, he…
Tuesday, 05 July 2022 07:49
DRCSS Class of 2022 award and scholarship winners
Thanks to the generosity of local supporters, 42 students were recognized with over 100 scholarships totaling over $90,000 at the DRCSS graduation last week. Winners included Katherine Kowalchuk, she took home the Dauphin Herald's Scholarship! Check out page seven and eight in this week's Dauphin Herald for all the winners.
Tuesday, 05 July 2022 07:43
Old school friendships always seem to fade away
By Ed StozekFor the HeraldWhile watching an episode of Family Feud one of the questions made me think about high school. Steve Harvey asked the show’s contestants how many friends from high school does a typical adult keep in touch with? It was surprizing that out of the 100 people…
Tuesday, 05 July 2022 07:41
Fair organizers could not be more pleased with 2022 edition
Organizers of the Dauphin Agricultural Society’s (DAS) Fair and Exhibition could not have asked for a better return after a two-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. DAS president Teren Stykalo said it was a fantastic weekend with a lot of people hitting the fair grounds to check out everything…
Tuesday, 05 July 2022 07:37
Dauphin’s Countryfest back in the groove: Ransom
Planning and executing a world class music festival is a lot like riding a bike - it doesn’t matter if you haven’t done it for awhile, muscle memory kicks in and everything comes flooding back. At least that is the experience for Dauphin’s Countryfest organizers who brought Canada’s longest running…
Tuesday, 05 July 2022 07:06
Showing their pride
Danielle Schwitzer shakes the hand of one of her Grade 1 students at Henderson School, June 28, before handing him a Project Pride certificate on behalf of the Dauphin Lion’s Club. Lion Ted was on hand to explain to the students what Project Pride means. Lion Ted visited Grade 1…
Tuesday, 05 July 2022 07:04
Carefoot back behind the bench
Tyler Carefoot will return behind the bench of the Manitoba U18 AAA Hockey League’s Parkland Rangers next season. Carefoot guided the Rangers to an 18-17-2-3 record, good for fifth place in the league last season. The Rangers advanced to the semifinals after winning their first playoff series since the 2005-06…