A Ste. Rose youth is making his mark in the world of crossfit.Ayden Bradley, 15, recently advanced to the second of four stages as he works towards the CrossFit Games.The worldwide competition began, Feb. 29, featuring fitness tests for three straight weeks.After three events of the CrossFit Open, the top…
Girls wishing to play softball this year can do so thanks to the newly-formed Parkland Power AA Softball program.Program co-ordinator Steven Hopfner said the program will include U11, U13, U15 and U17 age groups.“Whoever is playing softball in the Parkland can tryout for the AA teams,” he added.“The communities will…
The Dauphin Clippers will look to repeat as Westman High School Rugby champions in both the boys and girls divisions, while the girls will also look for their second straight provincial title.The two teams began working out in February whenever they could get time in the gym. Practices ramped up…
Summer is the time of reunions. It provides an opportunity for families and friends to get together, reconnect, revel in shared memories and dream collectively about the future. And Dauphin’s Countryfest is making the most of that opportunity this summer. A celebration of “35 years of musical heritage and community…
The Dauphin Kings and Blizzard Jr. A Hockey Club are going the distance in their best-of-seven quarterfinal series. Cayden Glover’s goal 10:46 into the fifth overtime period lifted the Dauphin Kings to a 3-2 victory over the Blizzard in game six, Monday in Dauphin. After taking a two-games-to-none lead, the…
Dauphin city councillors chose to add several outstanding accounts and unpaid water invoices to the tax rolls as part of their regular meeting, Mar. 25. A total of $27,358.57 in outstanding accounts was comprised of an unpaid demolition permit valued at $70 associated with 24 3rd Ave. SW, while $53.20…
The City of Dauphin got a glimpse into the effectiveness of its waste programs through a recent study completed by Multi-Material Stewardship Manitoba (MMSM). Results of a Residential Waste Composition Study completed in 2023 were forwarded to the City recently, providing data on waste generation and composition, as well as…
A Dauphin curler has earned a spot at the International University Sports Federation world games, in Torino, Italy, Jan. 13 to 23, 2025. Carter Williamson, helped his University of Regina Cougars team qualify for nationals at the Canada West championships, with six teams competing for one of two spots at…
A former Parkland resident has entered the world of publishing. Chenise Puchailo joined forces with some friends who were writing short stories, which became Debut, the first book published by Spud Pub, an independent publishing company the group started. “Everybody was writing their first drafts for submission. We had everything…
Tuesday, 26 March 2024 08:45

Chamber lunch marks membership milestones

The Parkland Chamber of Commerce hosted its appreciation lunch, Mar. 19, at the Watson Arts Centre. The Chamber handed out its milestone achievement awards, recognizing membership tenures of five to 50 years. Five years - Business Development Bank of Canada, Dawson Logistics Ltd., Duane McMaster CPA Inc., Gilbert Plains Municipality,…
Tuesday, 26 March 2024 08:42

Chamber celebrates its members

The Parkland Chamber of Commerce took some time to recognize the efforts of local business and community leaders during a Celebration Night, Mar. 20, at Countryfest Community Cinema. Local car dealer Dean Cooley received the Business Person of the Year Award, a testament to a passion for excellence and leadership…
The Dauphin Kings are halfway to the semifinals in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League playoffs. The Kings rode a 46-save performance from Cole Sheffield to a 2-1 victory over the Blizzard Jr. A Hockey Club in game one, Friday in The Pas. Joshua Schmidt was the overtime hero, beating Blizzard…
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Tuesday, 19 March 2024 07:37

City ends 2023 with surplus funds

Dauphin city councillors examined the unaudited financial statements for 2023 at their regular meeting, Mar. 21. And while inflation was a major factor in a small General Fund deficit realized in 2022, in a memo to council director of Finance Scott Carr said the City was able to better manage…
Tuesday, 19 March 2024 07:34

Mucky progress

While it would be easy to assume that unseasonably warm weather would be good for construction projects, in the case of the Main Street South redevelopment, it is having the opposite effect. In fact, warm daytime temperatures have caused crews to change gears and work through the night instead, said…
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