The longest running social in Dauphin was held, Saturday, as the Dauphin Fire Fighters Association hosted its 122nd Fire Fighters’ Ball. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Jack Carey Memorial Fire Fighter of the Year Award to Jordon Steiner. In his remarks introducing Steiner, Dauphin fire…
Tuesday, 31 October 2023 07:49

Laying out the hits

Norman Lacquette hits Minnedosa’s Rem Lemoing in the first period of Saturday’s game between the Dauphin Clippers and visiting Minnedosa Chancellors. Sully Fox scored twice to lead the Clippers to a 5-2 win. William Miner, Liam Chartrand and Boston Karlson had Dauphin’s other goals, while Joe Tabin made 26 saves…
The Parkland Rangers swept a weekend doubleheader over the Kenora Thistles, this past weekend. A 5-3 win on Saturday and an 8-4 victory on Sunday, has the Rangers on a three-game winning streak going into a pair of home games with the Winnipeg Wild, this weekend. Rangers assistant coach Colton…
Tuesday, 31 October 2023 07:43

Underway

The Bayer Crop Science Parkland Super League of Curling got underway, Sunday, with two games. Defending champion Greg Todoruk of Richardson Pioneer defeated Rob Fisher of Hrychuk Yard Solutions, 6-4, while Glenn Toews of Nutrien Ag Solutions beat Oil Depot’s Jim Todoruk, 4-2. The game between Chad Sahulka of South…
Tuesday, 31 October 2023 07:42

Clippers claim consolation crown

A pair of Dauphin defenders push a Virden player out of bounds in the Murray Black Cup, Saturday. The Clippers overcame the cold, snowy conditions to score a 31-18 victory, to win the Murray Black Cup. The Doug Steeves Cup will be played, Saturday, featuring the top two teams in…
Tuesday, 31 October 2023 07:37

Power play comes alive for Kings

After seeing their four-game winning streak snapped at the hands of the Niverville Nighthawks during the Manitoba Junior Hockey League’s annual Showcase, the Dauphin Kings have started another winning streak, this one reaching three games going into this week. The Kings rebounded from last Monday’s loss to Niverville with a…
Tuesday, 31 October 2023 07:34

Entertaining the masses

Jeannette Ritchot tickled the ivories, Friday, to open the open mic night at the Old Fire Hall at the Watson Arts Centre. A capacity crowd of more than 40 people enjoyed an evening of entertainment by local musicians. The next open mic night will be held, Nov. 17, at 7…
Tuesday, 31 October 2023 07:25

Countryfest announces first acts for 2024

Dauphin’s Countryfest, has announced its first round of performers for 2024. And with some of the biggest acts from throughout country music history set to take the stage, organizers say the 35th anniversary festival will take those in attendance on a nostalgic journey back to the roots of Countryfest, featuring…
Dauphin RCMP would like to have a conversation with the community. And to begin the dialogue, a Community Policing Town Hall has been scheduled for the Aspen Lodge in the Parkland Recreation Complex, Nov. 14, at 7 p.m. “The detachment has not been able to actually just have a discussion…
Tuesday, 31 October 2023 07:18

City part of annual testing campaign

Dauphin is one of 30 communities across Canada taking part in this year’s 100 Radon Test Kit Challenge through Take Action on Radon and BC Lung. Targetting communities where radon testing has thus far been limited, but where there is a potential for homes to have elevated radon levels, the…
Three Parkland businesses figured prominently as Fusion Credit Union held the finals for its 2023 Community Infusion program, last week. The Bloom n’ Bean in Dauphin finished the competition in second place, receiving $4,000 to support its plan for a space that welcomes customers with the inviting aromas of premium…
An agriculture project in which 160 acres of canola was planted will benefit the Dauphin and District Community Foundation. Jason Beyette spearheaded the grow project starting in the spring, with various sponsors donating everything that was needed to make the project a success. “We had received donations from various retailers.…
By Ed StozekFor the Herald “In the spring of 1946 Mr. Hugh Campbell rode into my father’s farm yard on horseback. He introduced himself and said that he and his wife Maime wanted to start a year-round Sunday school in the community.” (Dean Durston) That summer the Campbells also organized…
Manitoba’s new executive council was sworn in last week and Dauphin MLA Ron Kostyshyn has a seat at the table. Kostyshyn was appointed as agriculture minister during a swearing in ceremony, Oct. 18 which saw NDP Wab Kinew make history by becoming the province’s first First Nations premier. “It is…
Tuesday, 24 October 2023 07:15

Rangers seek consistent work ethic

A lack of urgency and compete resulted in the Parkland Rangers winning just one of three games over the weekend. In the team’s annual Hockey Fights Cancer Game, the Brandon Wheat Kings scored five times on the power play en route to a 9-2 win. The next day, it was…
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