Tuesday, 02 May 2023 07:23

In full swing

Earl Thompson tees off on no. 6 at the Dauphin Lake Golf Club, Friday, as the local course opened for business earlier than expected. Although it was a cool day, the course was busy as local golfers were eager to hit the links. The Gilbert Plains Country Club also opened…
Tuesday, 25 April 2023 07:50

A glass of wine and a good book

It was the best of both worlds when the Rotary Club of Dauphin hosted its annual wine tasting event, Friday, in conjunction with its bi-annual book sale, which ran from Thursday to Saturday at the Ukrainian Orthodox Auditorium. The book sale itself proved to be a hit with a new…
Tuesday, 25 April 2023 07:46

Vipers enjoying home court advantage

There is something about playing on their home court that brings out the best in the Parkland Vipers volleyball players. The 15U Vipers became the program’s third team to win its home tournament, this past weekend. Parkland finished second in its pool after round-robin play, opening with a 26-24, 7-25…
Tuesday, 25 April 2023 07:44

A sweet treat

Branch and Riley Langevin, who will soon turn three years old, enjoy an ice cream treat from A Scoop of Happiness, Dauphin’s new ice cream shop. A Scoop of Happiness opened for business on Friday, serving soft and hard ice cream treats, just in time for summer. It will be…
Tuesday, 25 April 2023 07:43

On strike

Braving unseasonable weather, local members of the Public Service Alliance of Canada whose jobs were deemed nonessential, were on the picket lines last week as the union seeks a new contract with the Government of Canada. Among other things the union is seeking wage increases and a deal on working…
A special concert will take place later this week in support of the Ukrainian army’s defense of their homeland. Ukrainian artist Kozak Siromaha will perform at the Ukrainian Orthodox Hall, Apr. 30. Those attending the special evening will be immersed into the authentic lifestyle, music and singing of the Cossacks.…
Tuesday, 25 April 2023 07:39

Swimming lessons could be an adventure

By Ed StozekFor the Herald It was quite the adventure to partake in the swimming lessons first offered at Lake Dauphin in 1956. My wife Janice recalled that along with her older brother and sister, their mother drove them each day to Ochre-Beach to attend a two-week session with lessons…
Tuesday, 18 April 2023 07:45

U17 Vipers win home tournament

The U17 Parkland Vipers hosted a four-team volleyball tournament at Barker School, Saturday, going undefeated in winning the event. The Vipers scored a 25-13, 20-25 and 15-7 win over the Neepawa Voltage to open the tournament. Then they defeated Club West Smash, 25-11 and 25-16. The final match of the…
Tuesday, 18 April 2023 07:44

Shooting for gold

Kenai Mouck of the Parkland Jr. Rangers gets a shot off against the Moose Mountain Impact of Moosomin, Sask., Saturday, during the Parkland Showcase tournament at Credit Union Place. The Jr Rangers went on to win the tournament with a 4-2 win over the Manitoba Force of Winkler, on Sunday.…
About 100 exhibitors will be on hand for the 32nd Kin Club Business Expo, Saturday and Sunday at the Parkland Recreation Complex. The exhibitors will be spread throughout Credit Union Place, the curling rink and the walking track, as well as the facility’s hallways. Expo organizer Daniel Pylypchuk of the…
Tuesday, 18 April 2023 07:41

Hitting the stage

Ethan Simons belts out an original song during Open Mic Night in the Old Fire Hall at the Watson Arts Centre, Friday. Each performer was able to do three songs, much to the delight of the everyone in attendance. The next Open Mic Night takes place, Apr. 28, at 7…
Danny Schur, an Ethelbert native who was a staunch promoter of the immigrant experience through his creative works, has died of brain cancer. Schur was an avid composer and producer who was best known for honouring his heritage by putting the Ukrainian immigrant experience at the heart of his creations.…
After launching the Parkland Ukrainian Family Fund with a $25,000 donation last year, Don Tarrant continued his strong support for the organization and the Ukrainian immigrants it sponsors with a further $25,000 gift last week. When things began last March, Tarrant said the idea was that two or three families…
Two federal legislators were in Dauphin last week for a conversation about crime. Specifically, Dauphin-Swan River-Neepawa MP Dan Mazier and Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo MP Frank Caputo were in town to highlight two private member’s bills focused on bail reform. “We’re going to have a conversation around bail reform, what that actually means…
Tuesday, 18 April 2023 07:34

Pouring over possibilities

The Ukrainian Orthodox Auditorium in Dauphin hosted the 34th annual Gun and Hobby Show, Saturday and Sunday. There was plenty for the public to see as they browsed the many tables offering collectibles for sale or trade.
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